Course Dates - Behavioural Safety

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Course Information

Duration

One day

Suitable For

This course is designed for all individuals within organisations and those seeking to gain a clear and practical understanding of how effective behaviour change can be achieved and harnessed to promote a positive health and safety culture and the elimination of safety violations.

Objectives

By the end of the course delegates will be able to:

• Summarise the need and importance of a behavioural safety programme
• Identify the types of behaviour associated with risk taking
• How risk taking links into the business and the organisational finances
• Define the term “human factors” and identify how these correlate to other organisational aspects
• Explain why risks are taken and individual’s behave unsafely
• Identify key reinforcers
• Understand the different types of incorrect behaviour leading to a range of failures
• Identify acting, behaving and working safely
• Describe the ways in which behavioural compliance can be used in measuring health and safety performance