Director Safety Course (half-day)

Because the buck stops with you!

 introduction of the Corporate Manslaughter Act in 2007 means that failure to meet your director’s responsibilities for health and safety could now result in imprisonment. As a director, safety falls within your remit, and the law will therefore hold you accountable for any failings.

Our half-day course teaches you everything you need to know about health and safety for directors.

• A half-day course for directors, governors, trustees, officers and their equivalents in the private, public and voluntary sector
• Gain a clear understanding of director’s responsibilities for health and safety
• Get practical advice on driving forward health and safety strategy
• Delivered by high quality and experienced trainers
• Training is both interactive and thought provoking
• Outlines the core director safety actions required at board level
• Guidance on how to deliver the health and safety message
• Understand how to monitor and review health and safety issues
• Review of case studies – inputs, outputs and outcomes also included.

Director Safety Course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of senior management’s role in agreeing and implementing health and safety strategy.

• Strategic Approach
  Director’s safety role in agreeing and driving forward strategy. An opportunity to explore the benefits of a ‘beyond compliance’ approach.
• Core Actions at Board Level
  Consideration of the essential principles of planning for health and safety, reflecting the importance of the topic as a corporate governance issue. Implications of Corporate Manslaughter and Homicide Act.
• Delivering the Message
  Exploration of directors’ role in building health and safety into the organisation; adequate resources, access to competent advice, worker involvement at all levels.
• Monitoring and Review
  Significance of adopting a practical approach to ensure health and safety issues are addressed competently and systematically.
• Inputs, Outputs and Outcomes
  Review of case studies, where the health and safety equation has been balanced.

There is no formal assessment for this course.