Introduction to Industrial Safety & Health Program Management

This short course is designed to help a new Safety & Health Specialist (an experienced industrial worker or junior engineer) understand effective business management techniques and program implementation. It will provide the up-to-date, practical knowledge needed to direct a modern industrial S&H program. The primary emphasis will focus on the new Safety & Health Specialist becoming an effective organizer and leader. The class will utilize lectures, multimedia materials and interactive, real-world problem solving.

Contents:

• Management Basics for the Knowledge Worker
  • Leadership
  • Team Building
  • Organizational Skills
  • Time Management
  • Business Economics
• Incident Investigation and Analysis
• Understanding Safety & Health Statistics
• Basics of a Loss Control Program
• Obtaining Modern Training Materials
• Job Safety Analysis/Task Training Essentials
• Acquiring and Maintaining Administrative Support
• Building A Positive S&H Culture In Your Organization
• Human Factors
• Case Histories
• Practical Class Projects

Course Instructors: Guy A. Johnson and Robert L. Ferriter
Location:
Western Mining Resource Center
350 Indiana Street, Suite 520
Golden, Colorado
Tuition: $295

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