Attendance on this new Advanced Health & Safety, Security and Environment training course will clearly demonstrate how forward-looking individuals and organizations can achieve commitment in establishing and maintaining safe and secure working conditions that also totally respect the physical environment they occupy. Incorporating good leadership skills HSSE brings together three fields of expertise, all of which come under the auspices of an Integrated Management System. To ensure that you are part of this continued successful approach attendance of this advanced training course is essential and will provide you with the new competencies required to lead in this demanding combined field. This training course will feature:

• Leadership Safety Excellence
• Roles, Responsibilities, Accountability, and Authority
• Organizational and Environmental Risk, Threats and Impact Perspectives
• Incident & Accident Investigations & Reporting
• Emergency Preparedness, Response, and Business Resilience & Recovery
• Security Management, protection of people, assets, reputation & data
• Plan, Do Check, Act (PDCA) cycle for continual improvement

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Design new leadership traits that can and will make the difference
• Develop the necessary communication skills to work with all stakeholders
• Develop rational problem solving and decision-making skills for emergencies
• Develop the knowledge and skills required to investigate all adverse events
• Enhance your Safety and Security Management leadership skills

Day One: HSSE Roles, Responsibilities, Accountability and Authority

• Why do accidents still occur? Human factors, triggers and consequences
  
• Conscious and unconscious influences within a safety culture
• Effective, behavioural and cognitive psychology
• Understand the psychology behind human behaviour
• Pragmatic solutions to improve your Safety Management Systems (SMS)
• Improving leadership and communication skills and the use of social media

Day Two: Organisational & Environmental Risk, Threats & Impact Perspectives

• Recognising the threats, probability, severity, consequences and exposure
  
• Hazard identification & Risk Management
• Major Hazards and Prevention
• ISO31000 and Safety Excellence
• Occupational and Process Safety
• Inspection and Auditing

Day Three: Emergency Preparedness Response, Crisis Management & Business Resilience

• Emergency Response Plans and Control Centres, who should be involved?
  
• Managing the Response: Strategic, Tactical & Operational
• On-scene management- Decision making in critical situations
• Keep critical functions up and running during times of change and crises
• Business Continuity, Resilience& Recovery
• Mutual Aid with On and Off-Site consequences

Day Four: Incident & Accident Investigation and Reporting

• All incidents are thoroughly and professionally investigated
  
• Six-step investigation process
• Role of HSSE Team Leader and Management during an Investigation
• Investigation methodology, the essential checklist & process
• Listen and Learn, and Learn to Look and Listen More!
• Report writing techniques which will ‘persuade’ and ‘empower’ actions

Day Five: Security Management, Planning & Asset Protection

• HSSE Security Survey and Evacuation Techniques
  
• Physical Security, KeyPoint Identification
• Personnel Security
• Cyber and Information Security and Data Protection
• Loss of Reputation
• Special Risks: Terrorism, Bomb Warnings and Search Techniques