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Safety Coaching

Accreditation through the International Safety Coach Association
MindSafety Phase 3 -  ISCA Safety Coach Training
Trained safety coaches provide the structure within the organisation to manage and sustain the culture change process.

Safety coaches are empowered with the skills to repeat the key messages within the workplace, and to motivate through positive reinforcement.

ISCA SAFETY COACHES

Selected personnel are invited to become specialist ISCA Safety Coaches, following a selection process conducted by managers and supervisors.

ISCA stands for ‘International Safety Coach Association’, which sets an unprecedented standard of skilled coaches within the workplace.

ISCA Coaches run campaigns, measure change, and engage with safety personnel.

The selection process for potential coaches is aided by the MindSafety Safety Coach Selection Tool, which defines the qualities a would-be ISCA Safety Coach should have.

The number of coaches required varies depending on the type of work, location(s), and team sizes.

All would-be safety coaches should have first experienced the Phase 1 seminar.

The course covers:

  • MindSafety implementation

  • Making & setting goals

  • Strategic planning

  • Running safety campaigns

  • Communication skills

Resources for I.S.C.A. Coaches

Each delegate receives:

  • ISCA Reference Manual for Safety Coaches

  • Training resource handouts

  • Set of 3 DVD’s with Eddie Woods

  • DVD 1 (20-minutes)

  • ‘The Science of the Mind’

  • with supportive Reference Manual

  • DVD 2  (20-minutes)

  • ‘Risk Perception’

  • with supportive Reference Manual

  • DVD 3  (20-minutes)

  • ‘Communication’

  • with supportive Reference Manual

  • Goal Setting Model

  • Behavioural Climate Survey templates

  • Reflective Journal Workbook

  • ISCA Foundation Certificate in Occupational Safety Coach Training

  • ISCA Annual Membership Card

THE I.S.C.A. MEMBERSHIP CARD

WHO MAKES A GOOD COACH?

Our selection criteria for potential safety coaches looks for the following qualities: -

  • Safety Aware

  • Ability to express ideas to others

  • Strong one-to-one communication skills

  • A commitment for seeing things through

  • Confidence to intercept unsafe acts

  • An ability to work with others

  • Reading & writing skills

  • Enthusiasm towards HS&E issues

  • Respected by peer group

  • Positive personality

  • Works well within a team

  • Uses own initiative

  • Enthuses others

  • Has seen experienced the Mindsafety Phase 1 event within past 12 months

Other desirable qualities

  • Presentation skills

  • Computer skills

  • Understanding the recording and analysis methods of data management

SUPPORT

I.S.C.A. Safety Coach Support

Exclusive online ISCA Members Log-In area

Online resources and supportive services include:

  • Free resource downloads  

  • Free entry to ISCA Safety Coach Development Workshops

ISCA SAFETY COACHES:

  • SET AN EXAMPLE OTHERS WILL ASPIRE TO

  • CONTINOUSLY RUN CAMPAIGNS TO PROMOTE CHANGE

  • RECEIVE ONGOING SUPPORT FROM MINDSAFETY

  • ACTIVELY HELP IMPLEMENT CULTURAL CHANGE

For further information about this course, or to inquire about joining instructions, please email Louise Williams at Mindsafety by Clicking Here

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