Fire Service Safety Culture: Who Protects Firefighters From Firefighters?
Course Hours: 12.0 Hours
Course Description
This course defines and advocates the need for organizational change within the fire service relating to safety, incorporating leadership (management and supervision), accountability, and personal responsibility. The course will help both the fire service and municipalities address identified needs or problems, decide what can be done about them, and identify financial incentives, as well as identify the role each can perform to ensure the success of any proposed solution. Rather than have the instructor dictate concerns, the students will discover the need for change themselves by completing activities that address and examine risk and risk management. This approach is meant to reduce barriers that diminish unperceptive attitudes, thus increasing the possibility of effecting change.
Who Should Attend
The primary target audience for this course includes anyone in emergency services with an interest in changing culture in his or her organization.
Special Notes
The Student Manual for this course is available to download on your GPSTC Student Dashboard in a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) format, which will function on any electronic device. You may, however, choose to print your own copy or arrange to have one printed by the GPSTC Print Shop at your own expense.
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