CITB Achieving Behavioral Change (ABC) - 1 Day Training Course

Recent studies have shown that around 80-95% of all accidents are triggered by unsafe behaviours.

Your work force may have the right qualifications and plenty of experience, but if they have a poor attitude towards health and safety then accidents are inevitable as attitude affects behaviour.

Course Aim

The Achieving Behavourial Change (ABC) training course is designed to provide delegates with an understanding of how attitude, behaviour, communication and worker engagement at all levels can help prevent the chances of accidents occurring.

Who Should Attend

The course is intended for Directors, Managers, Supervisors and operatives

Content of Course

Introduction and legal duties
Hazard, risk & control and causes of accidents
Attitude, behaviour, communication and worker engagement
The affects of Alpha Sleep in the work place
The conscious mind
Time Vs Risk
Benefits of getting it right and achieving the ABC goal
DVD – Cost of accidents
Syndicate exercises

Course Objectives

Upon completion of this course, candidates will be able to:

List the basic legal duties of employers and employees
Define hazards, risks and control measures
Understand the problems with Alpha Sleep in the workplace
Understand the link between attitude and behaviour
Know how to create positive habits and break old ones
Appreciate the benefits of good safety performance
Putting ABC into practice using the STAARR and TASK cards - (STAARR) - Stop, Think, Assess, Act, Report, Review and (TASK) -Think first, Act safe, Stop if hazardous and Keep safe

Examination Information

Nine questions incorporating a maximum of 25 answers.

Duration of Course

1 Day - Trainer Led Learning