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Leadership Influence on Safety Perceptions

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Leadership Influence on Safety Perceptions, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 39 lectures, 11 quizzes, based on 25 reviews, and has 81 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop a personal working definition for “Safety” Discuss why perception is important for the safety culture Identify ways you may be perceived in the organization Identify perceptions about safety and shaping those perceptions Integrate what you have learned into your safety management system This course is ideal for individuals who are All member of Leadership Team or Business managers or Employees or Supervision or Safety Professionals or Quality Professionals or Anyone interesting in learning about safety culture It is particularly useful for All member of Leadership Team or Business managers or Employees or Supervision or Safety Professionals or Quality Professionals or Anyone interesting in learning about safety culture.

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Summary

Title: Leadership Influence on Safety Perceptions

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 39

Number of Quizzes: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 39

Number of Published Quizzes: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 50

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 50

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Develop a personal working definition for “Safety”
  • Discuss why perception is important for the safety culture
  • Identify ways you may be perceived in the organization
  • Identify perceptions about safety and shaping those perceptions
  • Integrate what you have learned into your safety management system

Who Should Attend

  • All member of Leadership Team
  • Business managers
  • Employees
  • Supervision
  • Safety Professionals
  • Quality Professionals
  • Anyone interesting in learning about safety culture

Target Audiences

  • All member of Leadership Team
  • Business managers
  • Employees
  • Supervision
  • Safety Professionals
  • Quality Professionals
  • Anyone interesting in learning about safety culture

Creating a safety culture is like crafting a masterpiece, requiring a diverse approach involving everyone. Picture this: leaders paving the way with a clear vision, rallying everyone towards common safety goals.

How do they do it? By diving into various activities, for example, choosing top-notch safety management systems, fine-tuning communication at all levels, analyzing risks, keeping a close eye on regulations, etc.,

But it is not just about ticking off tasks. To embed safety in an organization’s DNA, leaders and team members need to embrace it. Safety becomes the brand, shaping how leaders and employees see it and each other.

That is where safety professionals step in, weaving together the threads of the organizational culture. They decode how employees connect, what they believe, and how they talk. Why? Because the way these pieces fit together determines whether it is a safe environment or a risky business.

The key is understanding the flow of communication within the organization. It is like having a superhighway for critical safety information that is smooth, uninterrupted, and reaches everyone without distortion.

Imagine a safety culture as a vibrant ecosystem where safety isn’t just a rulebook but a way of life. It’s about fostering relationships, building trust, and empowering everyone to be safety champions. When safety is at the heart of everything, the entire organization thrives.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Demo

Lecture 1: Course Welcome Demo

Lecture 2: Before we Begin

Lecture 3: Introduction

Lecture 4: Case Study

Lecture 5: References

Chapter 2: Defining A Safety Process Part 1

Lecture 1: Is risk-taking acceptable?

Lecture 2: Why does a Company need a Safety Process?

Lecture 3: References

Chapter 3: Defining A Safety Process Part 2

Lecture 1: Vision and Mission Part 1

Lecture 2: Vision and Mission Part 2 Long-Held Perceptions

Lecture 3: Vision and Mission Part 3 You are part of the Leadership Team – Accept it!

Lecture 4: A Multi-Level Approach

Lecture 5: A Multi-Discipline Profession

Lecture 6: Safety at a Crossroads

Lecture 7: What to Expect When Developing a New Safety Culture?

Chapter 4: Defining What the Word Safety Means

Lecture 1: Defining Safety Part 1

Lecture 2: References

Lecture 3: Defining Safety Part 2

Chapter 5: Why is it Important to Understand the Perception of Safety?

Lecture 1: The Perception of Safety – A Reality Check Part 1

Lecture 2: References

Lecture 3: The Perception of Safety – A Reality Check Part 2

Lecture 4: The Perception of Safety – A Reality Check Part 3

Lecture 5: Building Your Own Personal Brand

Lecture 6: Building Your Own Personal Brand

Lecture 7: Do You Speak the Same Language

Chapter 6: Safety as an Espoused Value and Emergening Property

Lecture 1: Safety as an Espoused Value Part 1

Lecture 2: References

Lecture 3: Safety as an Espoused Value Part 2

Lecture 4: Safety as an Emerging Property

Chapter 7: The Importance of Becoming an Information Curator

Lecture 1: Curator Defined

Lecture 2: Memory of the Organization

Chapter 8: Bonus Section

Lecture 1: Value or Priority

Lecture 2: One last thought for consideration!!

Chapter 9: How Did This Process Begin?

Lecture 1: Collaborative Efforts

Lecture 2: Building on the Basics

Lecture 3: Feedback

Chapter 10: Why am I Qualified to Teach this Course?

Lecture 1: My Journey Part 1

Lecture 2: My Journey Part 2

Chapter 11: Acknowledgment of Authors and Resources for Safety Culture Book

Lecture 1: Acknowledgment of Authors

Instructors

  • James Roughton
    James Roughton
    Safety professional experienced in Social Media Productivity

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  • 3 stars: 4 votes
  • 4 stars: 8 votes
  • 5 stars: 11 votes

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