Construction Safety Association of Manitoba
Practical Solutions for a Safer Workplace
Safety Leadership
OVERVIEW
Safety leadership is upper management’s commitment and participation in safety issues, which is visible in management’s involvement, commitment of organizational resources and people’s time to promote safety, and active efforts to balance economic and Occupational Safety and Health actions. This is a resource page to help the role of top management at your company in supporting safety and health practices at your jobsite.
TRAINING
CLASSROOM:
Principles of Safety Management
Course Length: One day of training (8 hours) Prerequisites: None Cost: Members – $200, Associate Members – $300, Non-Industry – $525.00 The Principles of Safety Management training course teaches how to create a company safety manual and provide practical guidelines to keep your safety program running smooth and effective.
Course Content
- Health and Safety Policy (and responsibilities)
- Hazard Assessment
- Safe Work Practices
- Safe Job Procedures
- Company Rules
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Preventative Maintenance Program
- Training and Communication
- Inspections
- Investigations & Reporting
- Emergency Preparedness
- Statistics and Records
- Legislation
Along with these elements will be a “Manitoba Supplement” section that focuses on specific provincial regulatory compliance issues and provincial safety program directives.
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| Aug 11, 2026 | Principles of Safety Management Description + | Winnipeg | 7 | Register |
Duration: 8.0 hours | Sep 01, 2026 | Principles of Safety Management - Virtual Online Training Description + | Virtual | 18 | Register |
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Leadership for Safety Excellence
Course Length: Two consecutive days of training (16 hours) Prerequisites: None Cost: Members – $120, Associate Members – $170, Non-Industry – $320 This program enables managers and supervisors to build health and safety into their everyday planning and make them a daily part of their supervisory function. Communication skills are emphasized and practiced in this course.
Course Content
The course is divided into four half-day modules supported by lectures, manuals, workshops and regulatory information. Supervisor’s Role
- Understanding the importance of the supervisor’s role
- Implementation and maintenance of the company safety program
- Manager, supervisor and worker responsibilities
- Corporate culture
- Lead by example
- Legal duties and responsibilities
Inspections
- Purpose and types of inspections
- How to conduct an inspection
- Prioritization of hazards and concerns
- How to interpret, document, and develop recommendations
- Selling recommendations to workers and management
Investigations
- Reasons for investigations
- When to investigate
- Effective guidelines to follow in preparation, conducting and reporting
- Legislative requirements
- Follow up
- Selling recommendations to workers and management
Training
- Reason for training
- Planning and conducting training sessions
- Orientations (three types)
- On-the-job training
- Getting the most out of all your training
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