Psychological Safety on the Worksite| Builders Code | Live, ONLINE

The Builders Code sets a standard code of conduct for workers on construction sites. It defines an ‘Acceptable Worksite’ as the starting point for reducing risk and ensuring a safe and productive environment for all workers. The Builders Code is intended to help construction employers communicate a reasonable, consistent behaviour expectation to improve the safety, productivity and retention of skilled tradespeople, and reduce project risk.

This 2-hour course is designed for anybody who works in the construction industry, whether you are a leader or a  crew member on a worksite.

Creating an acceptable worksite culture makes sense when we understand the impact of unacceptable behaviour. Having a clear grasp of how physical safety, collaboration, productivity, retention, individual mindset and attitude, and time management are affected when worksite culture is (or isn’t) functioning to its highest potential is crucial. With Builders Code worksite culture training, companies learn how to foster an environment where everyone can feel safe, included, and valued as a keystone to individual and business success.

By the end of this course, you will:

• Understand why negative behaviors like hazing, bullying and harassment pose safety risks.
• Identify and address barriers that can prevent a psychologically safe worksite.
• Learn what you can do to help improve the culture around you.
• Reduce incidences of discrimination, bias, due to age, gender, ethnicity, and other factors that are unrelated to work performance.

Course Format

• Live, Online, Instructor-led training
• This course is facilitated by the instructor on the Zoom platform. Access information will be provided to you in advance of the training.