Workplace Safety and Health Communication/Documentation/Reporting

Writing a report can be frustrating and time-consuming.

It is important that workplace safety and health reports such as investigation reports, right to refuse work reports, audit reports, and other safety documents that are required by legislation are clear, concise, and efficient.

In this course, you will learn and demonstrate effective use of written communications to ensure that all stakeholders have a clear understanding of your recommendations using language appropriate to the audience.

Each attendee will receive a certificate once successfully completed the course.

Who should take this course

• Workplace safety committee members
• Safety coordinators
• Supervisors

Course Topics

• Prepare a variety of Workplace Safety and Health correspondence
• identify your audience and purpose of your report
• Write Safety reports such as investigation reports, right to refuse work reports, audit reports, and other safety documents that meet the requirements of legislation
• Prepare letters, memos, and emails using industry specific formats
• Design powerful presentations to help influence stakeholder decisions
• Effective use of written communication to ensure that all stakeholders have a clear understanding of your recommendations using language appropriate to the audience
• Plan and manage meetings