The OHS Team Leader course is designed to prepare experienced safety professionals to step into leadership roles within occupational health and safety management systems. The course focuses on developing leadership capabilities, enhancing decision-making in high-risk environments, managing teams effectively, and ensuring compliance with health and safety legislation. It blends core HSE knowledge with practical leadership strategies to foster a strong safety culture within organizations.
Participants should have a foundational understanding of occupational health and safety practices. Previous experience in an HSE role or completion of a basic safety course (e.g., NEBOSH, IOSH, or equivalent) is recommended.
Role and responsibilities of an OHS Team Leader
Leadership styles and influencing safety culture
Communication, conflict resolution, and team management
Risk assessment, hazard control, and safety planning
Legal compliance and reporting obligations
Conducting audits, inspections, and safety observations
Emergency preparedness and response coordination
Leading toolbox talks, briefings, and safety training
Performance monitoring and continuous improvement
Case studies and leadership scenarios
Demonstrate effective leadership in managing OHS teams
Promote and maintain a proactive safety culture
Communicate health and safety expectations clearly across the workforce
Lead investigations, risk assessments, and site inspections
Manage team dynamics and resolve workplace conflicts
Ensure compliance with OHS policies, standards, and legislation
Analyze safety performance data and develop action plans for improvement
Coordinate emergency response drills and team preparedness
Graduates of this course can pursue:
OHS Management Diploma (Level 6 or 7)
Certified HSE Manager or Lead Auditor roles
NEBOSH Diploma or equivalent advanced certifications
Leadership and Management courses (e.g., ILM, CMI)
Specialization in Safety Culture, Behavior-Based Safety, or Risk Management
This course is ideal for HSE officers, site supervisors, line managers, and senior safety personnel looking to lead safety initiatives and manage HSE teams effectively.
Yes. Basic knowledge or experience in occupational health and safety is recommended for successful participation.
The course is typically delivered over 3 to 5 days, with flexible delivery depending on organizational needs and participant experience.
It can be delivered both online and in-person, with interactive workshops and scenario-based learning included.
Yes. Assessments include:
Written assignments or quizzes
Role-play or presentation-based evaluations
Leadership action planning
Certification is issued upon successful completion of all modules and assessments.
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