This course provides techniques to employees in order to improve human behavior during field safety assessments of various activities on site.
Public :
Site’s employees and contractors (SHE, operation, maintenance, projects, laboratory...).
Level :Knowledge
Prerequisite :
Provide evidence of a professional experience of at least 3 months within Safety, Operation, Maintenance, or Engineering department belonging to process industry.
Course Content
FIELD SAFETY AUDIT AS A MAJOR TOOL FROM SAFETY MANAGEMENT
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Duration : 0.5 Day
Management commitment regarding safety:
Apply and enforce site’s Safety policy.
Be exemplary in your behavior.
Be vigilant and reactive to the situations encountered, avoid routine, and develop proactivity.
Field visit: observation, information gathering, verbal communication, finding solutions.
Post-visit: information processing, writing of the report, communication of the results, action plan, follow-up of the action plan, feedback to the people observed.
Communication techniques before, during and after the audit:
Contact with people observed.
Active listening.
Dialogue.
Communication of the results: validation, assessment of safety level.
Observation techniques:
Observation cycle: decide, stop, observe, act, report, and follow.
Observing man at work.
Observing work environment: equipment integrity, protections, safety rules, procedures, order and cleanliness, work permit.
Examples of guide sheets.
PRACTICAL EXERCISES WITH FIELD SAFETY AUDITS BY TRAINEES
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Duration : 0.75 Day
Targeting of the audit: location, activity, persons…
Performing field safety audit with associated behavior and communication.
Report writing with facts observed, immediate actions and proposals for improvement.
Audit report presentation to the group and discussion.
Use of specific audit procedure and guidelines from the site.
Learning Objectives
Attendees will be able to implement the following skills:
Explain the role of the audit in the site's security approach,
Specify the elements of design, conduct and effective management of a field audit.
Ways & Means
Teamwork with case studies, incident analysis, simulations and role-playing.
Real site audits (according to site’s opportunities) and reports writing.
Site audits debrief: analyzes/exchanges on the different situations met.
Learning assessment
Quiz.
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Coordinator :IFP Training trainer (permanent or contracted) having a good expertise and/or experience of the related topics, trained to adult teaching methods, and whose competencies are kept up-to-date.
To French entities : IFP Training is referenced to DataDock ; you may contact your OPCO about potential funding.
Please contact our disabled persons referent to check the accessibility of this training program : referent.handicap@ifptraining.com
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