Safety Culture For Supervisors For Manufacturing

OSHA Education School’s Safety Culture for Supervisors for Manufacturing training is a 45-minute intermediate level course designed to stress the importance of employee involvement in a positive workplace safety culture. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), fatal workplace accidents are on the rise, with more than 5,000 work-related injuries in 2019 alone. The Safety Culture for Supervisors for Manufacturing course is designed to educate supervisors on the importance of proper safety and health program and why employee participation is so paramount to its success. The Safety Culture for Supervisors for Manufacturing training is designed to educate supervisors on the importance of employee involvement in health and safety programs, as well as how to encourage this participation. Specific course topics include the following: Straightforward descriptions of your rights and responsibilities as a supervisor Step-by-step guidance on hazard identification, assessment, prevention, and controls The basics of employee training, program evaluation, and ways to improve Establishing successful communication and coordination efforts Links to additional OSHA and industry resources Practical tips to put your learning into context Knowledge checks throughout to measure your understanding

OSHA Education School’s Safety Culture for Supervisors for Manufacturing training is a 45-minute interactive training designed to educate supervisors about real world strategies and best practices for motivating employee engagement in workplace safety programs. Upon successful completion of this course, participants can expect to: Describe the key reasons why workers should participate in a company’s safety program Explain how to engage employees to participate in the company’s safety program Define the key responsibilities of all supervisors in supporting a positive safety culture