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The Concepts of Safety, Day One |
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Day One
The following are the highlights of Day One of the "Concepts of Safety" workshop:
Introduction
How to Learn
Think S.A.F.E
How to Teach Adults
Domains of Learning
What is an Unsafe Act?
5 Factors in an Accident
What students should bring to class: a willingness to learn.
Class materials: students will be given a pen and a notepad at the beginning of Day One and that is all the material that they need to take the workshop.
In real life, concerning safety matters, employees should be able to think on their feet. Manuals or training materials that tell specifically what to do may not be available, and if they were, there would be no time to access the information in an emergency. The importance of this concept is stressed during the workshop.
At the end of the class, the students will be given a CD with all the material from this workshop that they need to share with their co-workers who did not attend. Students will also be asked to write a final essay on what they have learned from the workshop and how they will apply what they've learned.
We, at Homeland America, feel that since the employer made the investment in the class, the employer shall receive feedback in the form of their employees' final essay. Framable certificates for each student completing the class will also be mailed to the employer, thus the employer will be able to recognize their employees as the certificates are presented. Certificate(s) will also be available to the person(s) in charge of scheduling the workshop and/or the employer/company.
Homeland America has also developed a way that employees can continue their education on the "Concepts of Safety". Employees who complete the workshop will be able to login to the "Safety Net" which is an online forum accessed via this website. Once employees take this workshop, their training continues at no further cost.
Please continue reading the next step in the outline, "Introduction".
For more information or to schedule a Workshop please Email Homeland America.
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