NEBOSH HSE Certificate in Health and Safety Leadership Excellence

Overview

The overall aim of the NEBOSH HSE Certificate in Health and Safety Leadership Excellence is to equip senior leaders and aspiring leaders with the knowledge and understanding needed to positively influence health and safety performance and culture within their organisation.
Key aims include:
To provide leaders with core knowledge of effective health and safety leadership, enabling them to contribute to improved organisational performance.

To help delegates understand the moral, legal, and financial reasons for strong health and safety leadership.

To strengthen leaders? ability to recognise how their actions and behaviours impact safety culture.

To support leaders in becoming better advocates and influencers for health and safety at a strategic level .

Learning

• By the end of the course, delegates will be able to:

  Understand Key Drivers for Health & Safety Leadership

  Explain the moral, legal, and financial reasons for good leadership in health and safety.

  Recognise the business benefits of effective health and safety leadership.

  Understand How Leadership Influences Safety Culture

  Describe how good leadership affects health and safety culture.

  Understand how human failures influence performance and culture, including how the HSE?s ?Make it Happen? behavioural model can drive positive change.

  Improve Decision-Making Awareness

  Recognise how mental shortcuts, perception biases, habits, and beliefs influence decision?making in health and safety situations.

  Understand Leadership Styles

  Know the characteristics of transformational, authentic, resonant, and transactional leadership styles and how they relate to health and safety.

  Apply HSE?s Five Leadership Values

  Understand and apply the five values and supporting foundations of HSE?s health and safety leadership model.

  Build Effective Workforce Relationships

  Identify how leaders can build effective communication and relationships with the workforce to support safer behaviours

Assessment

Quantitative assessment (For example: exam, quiz, written assignments, or a risk assessment)