Human Factors in Safety
- Online course on Human Factors in Safety Training. Understand human factors in safety to prevent accidents. Suitable for managers, supervisors, safety representatives, HR. Focus on managing people effectively and analyzing human component in accidents. Lively discussions and exercises to grasp complex ideas.
Overview
Online Human Factors in Safety Training is designed to help participants understand the role of human behavior in safety incidents and organizational success. The course is suitable for managers, supervisors, safety representatives, HR professionals, and anyone interested in effective people management. Through discussions and exercises, learners will explore concepts such as human factors, organizational impact on performance, risk perception, and behavioral change models. This one-day course aims to enhance participants' understanding of human factors in safety.
Who should attend
Managers, Supervisor, Safety Specialists
Course Content
It has been known for some time that most accidents are caused by the acts or omissions of people rather than, for example equipment failure. The study of human factors in safety enables us not only to understand drivers of behaviours which lead to loss, but also the drivers of behaviours which positively contribute to organisational success.
Who is it for?
Managers, supervisor, safety representatives, HR, Safety specialists and anyone with an interest in managing people effectively.
It is particularly useful for those who have already undertaken courses in accident investigation or risk assessment and need to better understand the human component in their analysis.
The course is designed around a series of lively discussions and exercises to enable learners to bringing together a number of complex ideas in this rapidly expanding field.
What will you be able to do?
Understand:
• The meaning of human factors
• The HSG48 human factors model
• Different between “fault” and “blame”
• The impact or different organisation styles on individual performance.
• The role of groups on individuals
• How perception of risk is influenced
• The influence of line management
• The difference between ‘attitude’ and ‘behaviour’.
• Behavioural change models.
Duration:1 Day
Cost:£195 + Vat
