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During this 2-day training program, managers learn to integrate safety management practices into their overall management systems. Participants examine and evaluate the role managers play in the following key aspects of a complete safety program:
- Auditing – Introduction to safety auditing; various auditing techniques; analysis of audit data; holistic audit systems for the whole organization
- Leadership - Ways in which a manager can exert leadership to maintain standards, involve employees, and improve safety performance; the use of tools such as personal influence, rewards, discipline, training, and performance appraisals
- Investigating Incidents – Provides an outline of the recommended DuPont method for conducting an incident or injury investigation
- Safety Organization - Introduces the DuPont system for managing safety throughout an organization along with the corresponding roles, challenges and benefits of this internationally recognized system.
2-Day Seminar
All sessions begin at 8:00 AM on the
first day and end at approximately 3:00 on the last day.
Fees: $999 (U.S.)
For on-site seminars, call 1-800-532-SAFE.
Who Should Attend:
Operations Managers, Plant Managers,
Site Managers, Superintendents, Vice Presidents, Presidents and General Managers.
Attendees Will Learn How to:
- Build and lead an effective safety organization.
- Create a comprehensive safety audit system.
- Boost adherence to established safety standards.
- Motivate and lead the organization to improved safety awareness and performance.
- Ensure that incident investigations are thorough and lead to effective action.
- Monitor the entire organization's safety with greater efficiency.
Seminar Content:
1. Developing a Safety Organization
- Establishing your role in the safety organization.
- Understanding the role of the safety professional.
- Using support committees effectively.
- Creating and using a safety philosophy.
- Involving people at all operating levels.
- Ensuring that safety is maintained when change occurs.
- Managing contractor safety.
2. Leading the Organization
- Building commitment to safety.
- Setting the example.
- Using your personal influence.
- Using discipline to maintain safety standards.
3. Auditing to Improve Safety Control
- Knowing what to look for.
- Talking with people on the job.
- Evaluating different auditing techniques.
- Analyzing audit information to recognize strengths and weaknesses in safety management.
- Establishing audit systems to cover the entire organization.
4. Achieving Positive Results from
Negative Events
- Investigating incidents to prevent recurrence.
- Using a procedure that works.
- Deciding what part to play as manager.
- Checking for basic causes.
- Ensuring that investigations result in effective and realistic actions.
- Managing the return to work.
Transfer or Cancellation Policy:
All changes or cancellations will be charged an administration fee of $250. Cancellations received within two weeks of the seminar session will not be refunded.
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