This video comes from the Foundations for Safety Leadership (FSL) program, in particular the Foundations for Safety Leadership for Residential Construction (FSL4Res) training. FSL4Res is designed to provide crew leaders on residential projects leadership skills they can use to improve jobsite safety climate.
Outcome B: Sam, the superintendent, has had his crews get started quickly on preparing a roof for an HVAC system because the forecast shows severe storms. (See Stormy Weather: Main Scenario.) Two team members have cut two holes for the sheet metal workers to install the HVAC system, then screwed plywood down over the holes and put out safety cones. As Filip, the foreman, sees dark clouds, experienced worker Elaine notices that, of the people removing the plywood so they can install the system, she is the only one with fall protection. Filip starts to interrupt her but stops. He lets Elaine continue to explain the importance of fall protection and thanks her for being a good role model. He tells team member Tad to get his fall protection and says they may have to wait out the storm or finish tomorrow.
Leadership Skills: In Outcome B (see also Outcome A), Elaine was leading by example and developing her team member Tad by explaining that the hole in the roof presents a fall hazard and that they should all be wearing fall protection. Filip leads by example and empowers Elaine by giving her the time to explain the fall hazard despite the impending storm. Filip also recognized Elaine by thanking her for being a good role model.
Main Scenario: • Clima Tormentoso Situa...
Outcome A: • Clima Tormentoso Resul...
21 окт 2024
