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IOSH Leading Safely Training. Bradford, 2019

Course outline

A one day course aimed at Directors, and Senior Managers with the responsibility for health and safety management of people and processes within the workplace.

Course content

  • Initial diagnostic questionnaire on your health and safety leadership behaviours.
  • Personalised report based on your responses, including recommendations on actions to take and improvements to make.
  • Case study review - how things can go wrong, then ‘getting it right’, including a follow-on scenario based around putting improvements in place using Plan-Do-Check-Act HSMA and integration into business systems.
  • Assessment is completion of a personal commitment – a set of actions to take following the recommendations in your report and other learning.

Why IOSH?

The Qualification
IOSH Leading Safely is a well-recognised and highly regarded health and safety qualification. Upon successful completion of the course the individual will receive a certificate.

 

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COURSE INFORMATION

Date: Thursday 5 September 2019
Time: 09.00 – 17.00
Price: £250 + VAT pp
Refreshments: Provided. Includes lunch.
Location:  Jelf, 12 Trevor Foster Way, Bradford, BD5 8HB

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