Integrated Safety Management Course
Graduates who have attained their Master Safety Administrator (MSA) certification, completed the Advanced Safety Manager Independent Study course and completed the Integrated Safety Management Course are certified as a Licensed Safety Professional (LSP) and a Certified Safety Consultant (CSC). Others are Certified as an Integrated Safety Management Technician (IST).
Integrated Safety Management
This is an intensive independent study course that gives you a comprehensive understanding of workplace safety and teaches you how to manage safety in your workplace. This course discusses all of the primary facets of workplace safety and how they interrelate. Included is the latest advancement in workplace safety - Behavior Based Safety. Behavior Based Safety is based upon the proven principles of Organizational Behavior Management.
This course will teach you how to manage the comprehensive safety functions in your workplace that will lead to the establishment of a true safety culture in your workforce. Topics include everything from the expected "Regulatory Compliance" to today's news headlines "Disaster Recovery" to the cutting edge of Workplace Safety, "Behavior Based Safety".
Introduction
In the Introduction of the course you will begin by learning the true scope of the workplace safety problem. You will be shocked by the presentation of the actual experience of workplace deaths, injuries and illnesses and why the BLS statistics, that many of us depend on, seriously understate the extent of the problem.
You will learn the three paradigms of workplace safety and how to utilize each to help you achieve a safe workplace. You will learn the eight guiding principles of a safe workplace and how to employ them as an aid to achieving a workplace safety culture.
Behavior Based Safety
In the Behavior Based Safety section of the course you will learn about the research and science behind Organizational Behavior Management from which Behavior Based Safety was developed. You will understand the principles, the terminology and the application of Behavior Based Safety.
You will learn about the relationships between the worker and the workplace and how to mold these relationships to improve knowledge, skills, motives, and attitudes, resulting in a true safety culture.
You will gain the skills necessary to make an initial assessment of your workplace to determine your site specific application of Behavior Based Safety and to make periodic assessments to monitor your success.
You will come to understand the impact of behavior upon safety including at-risk behaviors, supervision and behavior, communication and behavior, how memories affect behavior, the effects of peer pressure, accountability, activators, consequences, and motivation.
You will learn how to apply the principles of Behavior Based Safety and how to win the support of employees and management. Topics include worker adapted safety programs, observation, focus behaviors, attitudes, perceptions, self-directed behavior, critical behaviors, antecedents, feedback, coaching, barriers, targeted behaviors, incentives and rewards, working committees, and measuring success.
Regulatory Compliance
The Regulatory Compliance section of the course offers an eye opening overview of what regulatory compliance is and what it is not. You will explore OSHA, EPA, DOT and other regulatory agencies with an eye toward ensuring your regulatory compliance and coordinating your regulatory compliance with the other facets of your Integrated Safety Management System.
Plans, Programs, Policies, and Procedures
The Plans, Programs, Policies, and Procedures portion of the course explains the various regulatory requirements for plans, programs, policies, and procedures and discusses their proper development. It also delves into methods to merge similar plans. The course discusses the organization of the needed plans, programs, policies, and procedures and how to mesh them into your Integrated Safety Management System.
Safety Audits
The Safety Audits section provides an in depth study of the various means of analyzing your workplace in order to discover all hazards and potential hazards. This section begins with an explanation of hazard analysis including job hazard analysis, change analysis, process hazard analysis, phase hazard analysis, and the hierarchy of hazard controls. Safety audits continues with workplace safety inspections including planning, reporting, and monitoring of inspections for hazards and potential hazards. The third part of safety audits, accident investigation, then covers collecting data, analyzing data, root cause analysis, judgments of need, and reporting the results.
OSHA VPP Program
The course also discusses the OSHA VPP Program including its advantages and disadvantages as well as how to prepare yourself if you decide to join the VPP.
Safety Training
The Safety Training portion of the course shows you how to get the maximum benefit from your training time. You will learn how to double the retention rate for the information you present and how to maintain an exciting and appealing atmosphere in your classroom. Topics in this section include how adults learn; designing training for adults; from boredom to excitement; effective communications; handling problem students; and computer based presentations.
Incident Command System
The Incident Command System section of the class explains the use of the National Incident Management System mandated by FEMA. You will learn how to use the Incident Command System to coordinate your response and resources with those of local, state, and federal governments and how to incorporate the ICS into your Integrated Management System.
Disaster Recovery
In the Disaster Recovery portion of the course you will learn how to help your company recover from both natural and manmade disasters. Topics will include planning, information systems, critical operations, personnel, government assistance, natural disasters, and terrorism.
Workers’ Compensation
The course includes a section on Workers’ Compensation that is designed to help you save money on the cost of your Workers’ Compensation insurance. This section will help you understand Workers’ Compensation laws, reduce costs, and avoid fraud.
Liability Minimization
The Liability Minimization portion of the course includes discussion of both civil and criminal liability for you, your management, and your company. It covers landmark precedent setting cases that apply to both civil suits and criminal prosecutions. You will learn how to protect yourself from civil and criminal liability.
Outside Expertise
The Outside Expertise section of the course discusses the use of consultants in your facility. It covers when and why to use consultants and when not to. This section discusses consultant qualifications and fees and how to choose a consultant.
Off The Job Safety
The Off The Job Safety portion of the class covers the importance to employee satisfaction of “value added” training designed to help them and their families remain safe while away from the workplace. This section includes the discussion of the use of such topics as home safety, travel safety, CPR, 1st Aid, and fire extinguishers.
2 CEUs are offered through the University of North Carolina at Wilmington for this course. If you are interested in receiving CEU's for this course, upon successful completion of the exam please obtain form and instructions from a Member Services Rep., 800-922-2219 ex 4.
The fee for IST certification is $795.00. Call us at (800) 922-2219 or enroll online, if you are in the US.
If you are outside the US, please enroll with our international order form, or call us at the number above.
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Integrated Safety Management Course Outline
- Introduction
- Purpose
- Scope
- Workplace Deaths
- Workplace Injury
- Workplace Illness
- The Business of Safety
- The Ethics of Safety
- Guiding Principles
- A Safety Culture
- Behavior Based Safety
- Introduction
- The Science
- Data
- Theory
- Terminology
- Person and Environment
- Knowledge and Skills
- Motives and Attitudes
- Personality
- A Safety Culture
- Identifying Indicators
- Assessing the Workplace
- Behavior
- At-Risk Behaviors
- Supervision
- Communication
- Memories
- Peer Pressure
- Accountability
- “ABC” Model of Human Behavior
- Activators
- Consequences
- Motivation
- Worker Adapted Safety Programs
- A Safety Culture
- Worker Driven
- Management Support
- Applying Behavior Based Safety
- Observation
- Checklists
- Focus Behaviors
- Attitudes
- Perceptions
- Thoughts
- Self-directed Behavior
- Critical behaviors
- Antecedents
- Conditioned Response
- Recording Observations
- Feedback
- Coaching
- Awareness
- Example
- Repeated Occurrences
- Barriers
- At Risk Behaviors
- Targeted Behaviors
- Circle of Influence
- Incentives and Rewards
- Training
- Management
- Supervisors
- Workers
- Committee Members
- Measuring Success
- Indicators
- Graphics
- Regulatory Compliance
- OSHA
- Enabling Legislation
- Standards
- Employer Requirements
- Employee Requirements
- EPA
- Standards Related to Workplace Safety
- DOT
- HAZMAT Regulations
- Drug and Alcohol Regulations
- Other
- OSHA
- Plans and Programs
- Required
- Recommended
- Development
- Specificity
- Application
- Policies and Procedures
- Recommended
- Development
- Application
- Safety Audits
- Hazard Analysis
- Job Hazard Analysis
- Change Analysis
- Process Hazard Analysis
- Phase Hazard Analysis
- The Hierarchy of Hazard Controls
- Inspections
- Workplace Safety Inspections
- As a Part of the Safety and Health Program
- Ref. Safety Plans, Programs, Policies, and Procedures
- Planning
- The Inspection
- Reporting
- Monitoring
- Accident Investigation
- The Scene
- Managing the Accident Investigation
- Collecting Data
- Analyzing Data
- Root Cause Analysis
- Conclusions
- Judgments of Need
- Reporting the Results
- Hazard Analysis
- OSHA VPP Program
- Advantages
- Disadvantages
- Preparation
- Inspection
- Consultation
- Abatement
- Safety Training
- How Adults Learn
- Designing Training for Adults
- Delivery Techniques
- Credibility
- Pitfalls
- From Boredom to Excitement
- Ensure They'll Remember
- Effective Communications
- Problem Students
- Computer Based Presentations
- Incident Command System
- Unified Command Structure
- Modular Organization
- Manageable Span Of Control
- Efficient/Effective Coordination Of Resources
- Consolidated Action Plans
- Common Terminology
- Designated Incident Facilities
- Integrated Communications
- Conforming To Laws And Standards
- Disaster Recovery
- Planning
- Information Systems
- Critical Operations
- Personnel
- Government Assistance
- Natural Disasters
- Terrorism
- Workers’ Compensation
- No Fault System
- Legal Remedies
- Medical Benefits
- Compensation Benefits
- Job Retraining
- Reducing Costs
- Liability Minimization
- Criminal Liability
- Civil Liability
- Personal Liability
- Professional Liability
- Insurance
- Outside Expertise
- When
- How
- OSHA
- Private Consultants
- Qualifications
- Fees
- Off the Job Safety
- Advantages
- CPR
- 1st Aid
- Fire Extinguishers
- Travel Safe
- Home Safe
- Introduction
Once again, the fee for IST certification is $795.00. Call us at (800) 922-2219 or enroll online, if you are in the US.
If you are outside the US, please enroll with our international order form or call the number above.
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