Behavioural
Safety
Program
Behavioural
Safety Program

COURSE OBJETIVES:
To enable participants, at the technical and behavioural levels, to work in the behavioural safety field;
Empower participants to develop diagnoses and interventions for organizational change;
Integrate the theoretical, practical and experiential methodology to bring the professional closer to the scenarios, tools and management.


A systemic view of an organization and its organizational culture;
Intervention proposals adequate to the reality and safety maturity culture;
Development of result indicators for proposed actions (expected x realized x effectiveness of actions;
Management of behavioural safety projects.
PROGRAM CONTENT
Module 1 – Safety Management Theory and Systems | 16 and 17/08
Evolution of the safety management theory; critical analysis of safety management systems; safety maturity, climate and culture; technology, system and human factor integrated with the management of safety climate culture.
Skills worked: critical thinking, systemic analysis skills, communication, a focus on excellence in results.
Module 2 – Andragogy and Efficient Communication | 20 and 21/09
Concept of andragogy applied to safety; proposals for educational actions and effectiveness monitoring; PDCA of the educational process; elaboration of educational actions; effective communication in an andragogic network.
Skills worked: continuous improvement, efficiency in educational processes, active listening.
Module 3 – Safety Diagnostics | 18 and 10/19
Climate diagnostics and safety culture (diagnostic possibilities, qualitative research, quantitative research, research planning, diagnosis making, data analysis and reporting; action plan development; project monitoring for a cultural change).
Skills worked: critical analysis, systemic view, structuring efficient action plans.
Module 4 – Technology and Innovation on Safety | 22 and 23/11
Safety information technology planning; Applications of Work Safety Technology in the 4.0 Industry, trends in safety technology, innovation applied to safety; mobility applied to safety.
Skills worked: creativity, flexibility and problem solving, critical thinking, systemic and efficient management.
Module 5 – Behavioural Observation and Approach | 13 and 14/12
PDCA of the process; implementation and enhancement of the Behavioural Observation and Approach tool; implementation indicators and process indicators.
Skills worked: leadership styles, authority and power, recognition, forward-thinking and feedback.
Module 6 – Human Factors and Occurrences’ Investigation and Analysis | 17 and 18/01
PDCA of the process; human aspects on the process of investigation and behavioural analysis; implementation indicators and process indicators.
Skills worked: engagement, motivation and delegation.
Module 7 – Management of Organizational Values | 14 and 15/02
An organization driven by values and ethical leadership; organizational bioethics; human values applied to the organization; safety ethics management.
Skills worked: interpersonal skills, judgment and mediation.
Module 8 – Consequences Management and Human Reliability | 20 and 21/03
Theories; development of moral maturity; learning/reinforcement and punishment theory; value-based leadership; examples of the management system; execution indicators and process indicators; code of conduct.
Skills worked: communication, active listening and persuasion.
Module 9 – Legal Issues | 17 and 18/04
Responsibilities inherent in work accidents, labour governance and work accidents.
Skills worked: communication, active listening and persuasion.
Module 10 – Crisis Management | 15 and 16/05
Elements that make up the crisis, roles and responsibilities, crisis management.
Skills worked: communication, active listening and persuasion.
Module 11 – Psychosocial Risks | 19 and 20/06
Psychosocial risks concept, psychosocial risk assessment methods, practical applications; management models.
Skills worked: communication, active listening and persuasion.
Module 12 – Project Presentation | 17 and 18/07
GENERAL INFORMATION
Start: 16 August 2019 | Duration: 12 months | Modules: 12 of 12 hours each
Time: Fridays from 6pm to 10pm | Saturdays from 8am to 06pm
Address: Hotel Intercity Curitiba | Rua Constantino Marochi, 591 – Cabral -Curitiba / PR
Investment: 12x R$ 641,58 or R$ 7.468,03 upfront.
Incentives: For group’s registrations [two or more people], consult special conditions at comercial@cpro50579.publiccloud.com.br
Coffee-break and courseware are included on the schedule.
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