https://www.behaviouralsafetyservices.c ... elearning/
would anyone recommend the above course tempted to have a go.
any other Behavioural safety options and resources i should get/ look at?
thanks
T
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Re: iosh-accredited-behavioural-safety-course-elearning
Morning TWDB,
I did the course last year, it is laid out in modules and there is a wee test at the end of each. The final test is a combination of questions from the modules. It was a decent course, I knew a bit about the subject which was fine as it reinforced my thinking but there were other topics I learned over the piece. If you want some understanding of behavioural safety I would complete this course and it will give you plenty of ideas and literature to read and how to implement this in the workplace.
Scott
I did the course last year, it is laid out in modules and there is a wee test at the end of each. The final test is a combination of questions from the modules. It was a decent course, I knew a bit about the subject which was fine as it reinforced my thinking but there were other topics I learned over the piece. If you want some understanding of behavioural safety I would complete this course and it will give you plenty of ideas and literature to read and how to implement this in the workplace.
Scott
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As I read it, it’s about 4-6 hrs online and read like a nice intro. At £235 for a relatively short online, seems a hard one to justify for return of investment. Would be interested to hear views of anyone who has done it live or online and it’s learning value.
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Re: iosh-accredited-behavioural-safety-course-elearning
I was looking for good safe behavioral training, but it is becoming to find something at a reasonable price.
Looks there will be a new training from Behavioural Safety Services & Training Ltd, https://www.behaviouralsafetyservices.c ... wellbeing/.
If you use the code "PERFORMANCE" you can get 25% off--
Looks there will be a new training from Behavioural Safety Services & Training Ltd, https://www.behaviouralsafetyservices.c ... wellbeing/.
If you use the code "PERFORMANCE" you can get 25% off--
