Safety Training Methods (STM)
This course teaches managers, supervisors, and safety professionals how to design and deliver training that engages adult learners and supports safety goals. You’ll learn practical methods for developing, presenting, and evaluating safety training programs.
Course Details:
Cost
Members
$1,395
Non-Members
$1,750
Duration
4 days
Locations Offered
Omaha, Lincoln, Hybrid
Upcoming Dates
- December 1-4 Omaha - NSCN
Overview
Effective safety training does more than share information. It helps employees understand expectations, apply safe work practices, and improve workplace performance.
The Safety Training Methods (STM) course teaches managers, supervisors, and safety professionals how to design and deliver training that engages adult learners and supports safety goals. You’ll learn practical methods for developing, presenting, and evaluating safety training programs.
This course is part of the Advanced Safety Certificate (ASC) program.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
- Understand adult learning principles and how they apply to safety training
- Develop effective training content and course outlines
- Select instructional strategies and training methods
- Improve facilitation and presentation skills
- Evaluate learning outcomes and training effectiveness
- Recognize different learning styles
- Design and use training media effectively
- Plan safety training projects
- Understand direct and indirect training costs for budgeting purposes
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for:
- Safety professionals and safety managers
- Safety committee members
- Human resource professionals
- Anyone who develops, delivers, or evaluates safety and health training programs
This Course is Part of the Advanced Safety Certificate (ASC)
The Advanced Safety Certificate helps you strengthen the leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills that influence behavior, earn buy-in, and create a stronger safety culture. By taking this course, you’re on your way to completing your ASC.