Do you want to be able to change the culture of your team as a Team Leader, Supervisor or Manager?
Do you want to transform the safety culture of your team as a Team Leader, Supervisor, or Manager? Poor safety culture is one of the most common and critical challenges leaders face—and it directly impacts performance, morale, and risk. This course provides practical, step-by-step guidance on how to shift your team’s approach to safety, fostering a culture where safety becomes a shared responsibility and top priority.
Designed to strengthen your leadership toolkit, this course will show you how to lead change efficiently and effectively, helping you drive real improvements while enhancing your own value as a manager. Whether you're in operations, logistics, manufacturing, or another industry, the tools and strategies covered will help you build a safer, more accountable, and more proactive team.
1 activity • 9 videos • duration: 1h 18m
Executive Coach and Trainer
A graduate member of the British Psychological Society, a qualified Executive Coach and Trainer as well as an experienced lean practitioner with Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification through an IASSC approved programme, Stephen works with businesses to help them improve what they do and how they do it. He has spent 16 years within manufacturing, first as the Group Training and Development Manager for a major UK food manufacturer and over the last 9 years as business owner and Director of ProPeC® a consultancy that specialises in helping businesses improve their processes, develop their people and generate a culture that supports the right behaviour. He contributes to operational excellence programmes through managing projects, carrying out current state analyses, delivering training and educational programmes and coaching of different types.
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