Safety Training: Flowchart Model Facilitates Development of Effective Courses

Authors

Roger C. Jensen, Montana Tech of the University of MontanaFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2005

Abstract

Few SE&H professionals have time to keep up with the voluminous literature about safety and health training. An easier strategy involves adopting a model of the training process, such as the one described in this article. The model is presented as a flowchart to show the relationships among the component processes for all safet\' and health training. It is intended to be a flexible model, suitable for tailoring to organizational needs, and easy to conceptualize. By learning this model, SH&E professionals will have a solid understanding of Ihe processes involved in developing and implementing an effective safety training program.

Comments

Originally published in Professional Safety. For more information: http://www.asse.org/professional-safety/

Recommended Citation

Jensen, Roger C., "Safety Training: Flowchart Model Facilitates Development of Effective Courses" (2005). Safety Health & Industrial Hygiene. 13.
https://digitalcommons.mtech.edu/shih/13

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