Electrical Safety and Situation Awareness

Aims and Objectives

To enhance the electrical safety knowledge and situation awareness skills of personnel who implement the organisation’s electrical safety rules:

• Defining electrical safety requirements
• Defining non-technical skills and their impact on safety and effective performance
• Explaining the importance of thinking through and anticipating situations
• Evaluating tools and ideas to help to reduce errors and improve safety in the workplace
• Programme Details

Introduction

Introduction
Objectives 
Human factors and non-technical skills

What are human factors?
The importance of non-technical skills for safety and performance
 

Situation awareness

Theory and definition
Use in other high hazard industries
Causes of loss of situation awareness and common failures

Shared situation awareness

Model and definition
Tools to improve Shared Situation Awareness

Decision making

Model of decision making
Decision making strategies
Exercises

General discussion
 
Course debrief

Course assessment

(multiple choice; test conditions; 20 minutes maximum allowed; 80% pass mark)
City & Guilds accredited course certificate awarded on the day of the course upon successfully achieving the pass mark

Course evaluation

 
Price: £550.00