Safety Culture interventions are the next measures for reducing incidents and accidents in Shipping. Any group with a stable membership and a history of shared learning will have developed some level of culture, says a press release published on their website.
This can be a group of same nationality, same company, same branch office, same team, on board the same ship or same occupation. Culture is constantly reenacted and created by our interactions with others and shaped by our own behavior.
Various Socialization Experiences
The maritime business is, by its very nature, a truly global business. This means that every day people from different cultures and different countries are interacting with each other. Safety leadership and values drive continuous improvement. How we are supposed to perceive, feel and act in a given shipping company, department, team or occupation has been taught to us by our various socialization experiences.
This interactive training includes activities that will develop the capabilities of the participants to understand cultural differences, the influence of leadership and their effects on the key day-to-day operations in the shipping industry.
Due to current circumstances, this training is available via LIVE Virtual Classroom until further notice. It consists of a combination of live online lectures, Q&A sessions and small group work.
The Course Focuses On
- Organisational Culture
- Culture of Nationalities
- Group/Team Culture
- Culture of professions
- Safety Culture
- Just Culture
- Leadership styles
- The influence of Leadership on Culture
- Interventions: models and tools
Objectives
To gain better insight into the different types of cultures: from nationalities, organizations, teams, and professions in the shipping industry
To understand the complexity of safety culture in organizations in the shipping industry, where the different types of culture are all apparent.
To understand the different leadership styles and the influence on (safety) culture
To give insight into models and methods for intervention in changing (safety) culture
Entrance regulations
Sound experience in shipping and ship operations
Who should attend:
Captains, Chief engineers, Chief Officers, Fleet managers, Crew Managers, Technical Managers, Superintendents, Vessel Managers, QHSE-Managers, Safety Managers
Duration: 2 days classroom (or LIVE virtual classroom solution)
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Source: DNV
