5 Strategies for a Stronger Safety Culture
ABOUT THIS COURSE
Are you concerned about safety at your workplace or worried about a near accident involving a colleague? We’ve got your back with solid information backed by research, data, and case studies to help you navigate the safety landscape.
In this course, we’ll equip you with 5 powerful strategies to elevate safety levels wherever you are:
1. Commit to safety
2. Understand the safety culture maturity levels
3. Ascend the Safety Culture ladder
4. Implement the Hierarchy of Controls
5. Take ownership of safety
By the end of this course, you will:
– Grasp the criticality of commitment to safety
– Identify your place on the safety culture ladder
– Know how to ascend the safety culture ladder
– Master the use of the Hierarchy of Controls to establish secure systems
Ready to take charge? Grab your coffee and let’s dive into this course with safety expert Johnny Cheng!
SESSIONS
- How Other Organizations View Safety
- So Who’s Responsible?
- [Strategy 1]: Be Committed
- [Strategy 2]: Know the Safety Culture Maturity Levels
- [Strategy 3]: Move Up the Safety Culture Ladder
- [Strategy 4]: Use the Hierarchy of Controls
- [Strategy 5]: Take Ownership
7
Sessions
66
Minutes
Mr Johnny Cheng
Manager, SAESL
Mr Johnny Cheng is Manager for Health, Safety and Environment, Singapore Aero Engine Services Pte Ltd. With extensive experience in the field of workplace safety, he has spoken on management systems at international conferences.
He served with the Singapore Workplace Safety & Health Council and is a lead assessor in ISO 9001, ISO OHSAS 18001, & ISO 14001 management systems.
Mr Johnny Cheng
Manager, SAESL
7
Sessions
66
Minutes
ABOUT THIS COURSE
Thinking your work conditions aren’t safe enough? Brewing concerns about a colleague’s near-accident?
We’re giving you our 5-pronged strategy grounded in research, data and case studies, you’ll learn how to build a safety culture that will allow your managers (and yourself) to sleep soundly at night.
Our 5-pronged strategy goes through the whole process of cultivating a sustainable safety culture from understanding the commitment to safety, where your organization stands in safety levels, how to improve your current processes, and how to use the Hierarchical of Controls to create safe systems.
SESSIONS
- How Other Organizations View Safety
- So Who’s Responsible?
- [Strategy 1]: Be Committed
- [Strategy 2]: Know the Safety Culture Maturity Levels
- [Strategy 3]: Move Up the Safety Culture Ladder
- [Strategy 4]: Use the Hierarchy of Controls
- [Strategy 5]: Take Ownership
ABOUT THE COURSE MASTER
Mr Johnny Cheng
Manager, SAESL
Johnny Cheng is Manager for Health, Safety and Environment, Singapore Aero Engine Services Pte Ltd. With extensive experience in the field of workplace safety, he has spoken on management systems at international conferences.
He served with the Singapore Workplace Safety & Health Council and is a lead assessor in ISO 9001, ISO OHSAS 18001, & ISO 14001 management systems.
(*Billed annually)
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