IOSH leading safely - Virtual classroom
The one-day IOSH Leading Safely course is designed for senior leaders and executives with knowledge of their legal responsibilities who are looking to drive cultural change. The course will look at the business value health and safety can deliver for the business.
For those who want a classroom-based course without the travel, Make UK’s virtual classrooms provide an interactive online environment for our training programmes to be delivered at your home or office.
The course includes a state of the art digital diagnostic tool, accessed via a mobile app. Delegates use the app to identify their current safety and health position against a set of critical questions. Through this tool delegates generate a personal action plan to improve their own and their organisations’ safety and health management.
This course can be enhanced by integrating game based learning to embed knowledge and drive behavioural change.
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Course content
Taught by experienced Health and Safety experts, this course covers;
- safety and health and what it means for different leadership roles
- the responsibilities and behaviours of a leader
- what effective safety and health leadership looks like
- what happens when things go wrong
- how leaders can make improvements
- the benefits of effective safety leadership
Pre-requisites
There are no pre-requisites for this course.
Assessment
- Learners will use a diagnostic tool, accessed via a mobile app, to identify their current safety and health position against a set of critical questions.
- The tool recommends the actions they should take. At the end of the course, delegates commit to a personal action plan to improve their own and their organisations’ safety and health management.
- Successful delegates are awarded an IOSH Leading safely certificate.
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By completing this course, delegates will:
- Through lively discussion and debate on case studies, leaders will deepen their understanding of the true value of safety and health for their organisations.