National Industrial Training Institute

Overview

Believing in the importance of developing the human resources, which is one of the most important factors for institutions’ success, the Institute has been keen to establish short technical courses in the disciplines it offers, which targeting administrative staff, engineers and technicians in the oil and gas sector.

Safety Leadership Skills

certification

3 Days

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Course Overview

Leaders have a significant impact on an organization’s safety culture. To develop an effective safety culture, people must trust that their leaders sincerely care about what happens to them in the workplace. Likewise, an organization desires leaders who inspire others and constantly balance the need for both production and safety. This course will provide a customized, targeted solution to help ensure leaders have the knowledge, understanding, and confidence to enable the business to achieve its safety vision. This course will also provide the required skills to enable leaders to guide people to engage in safe work practices all of the time. The program is designed to engage people’s heads, hearts, and hands, so participants understand cognitively “what” specific behaviors need to change, “why” the change is necessary, and are able to apply that understanding to make a difference on their jobs.

Who Should Attend?

This course is designed for managers and front line supervisors, safety advisors, and HSE representatives who want to ensure they have the supervisory skills to fulfill their safety requirements.

Enabling Objectives:

  • Introduction to safety leadership course.
  • You’re responsible for everything your employees do or fail to do.
  • Ensure employees know and understand they have an individual
  • responsibility for safety.
  • Hazard Training is important for any employee on any new job they perform.
  • If rules don’t exist, work toward a goal with management to seek an orderly workplace.
  • If you have company policies, you must know them and ensure that your
    employees know them, then enforce them.
  • Behavior or acts contributed to the accident or injury.
  • How to correct unsafe behavior and unsafe Act.
  • Written safety policies.
  • Training.
  • Safety inspections.
  • Enforcing the rules.
  • Conducting inspections.
  • Documenting Inspection.
  • Reporting & Controlling
  • Investigating.
  • Accident prevention.
  • Gathering facts & Making reports.
  • Conclusion & Leadership message.