WINNER: FIRST PRIZE AT THE 2011 WORLD CONGRESS ON SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORK

Leadership is the secret ingredient of every great safety culture… Not just the kind of leadership that comes from above, but the kind that grows at all  levels of your organisation – if you let it.

This is a breathtaking and inspiring training programme about the world’s most natural leaders, elephant matriarchs, and how they drive the safety and success of the family, the herd and the species.

Unlike traditional training programmes on safety culture, Giants of Leadership takes the viewer away from the everyday context of the workplace and invites them to think about leadership in new ways.

Spectacular footage of elephants in the wild helps drive home a set of clear, compelling messages about the essential components of leadership…

• Respect
• Leading By Example
• Constant Communication
• Caring
• Consistency
• Learning From Mistakes

Beautifully filmed by BBC nature crews in Kenya, Botswana and Namibia and narrated by award winning actor David Morrissey, it’s a memorable and powerful training tool for any company serious about building its safety culture, from above, below and within.

Giants of Leadership includes:

DVD

• Giants of Leadership – Main Feature
• An Elephant Guide to Leadership in Safety
• Leadership In Safety (with Martin Woodall)

CD-Rom

• Trainer’s Guide
• PowerPoint Presentation
• Trainer’s Notes
• Certificates
• Word Cloud Discussion Tool
• Leadership Quiz
• Extra Video Clips

Beautifully filmed and packed with insight – on everything from teamwork and inter-dependence to the safety instinct, the importance of communication and continuous improvement.

This comprehensive package is designed to change or reawaken the way we feel about safety- and help inspire a cultural step change towards an interdependent safety culture.

As a species,  Meerkats should never have survived at all. They’re tiny vulnerable creatures that live in an incredibly hostile environment full of savage predators. The fact they do thrive is down to a single extraordinary talent: their ability to cooperate.  And that’s at the heart of this programme.

All For One – The Meerkat Way is a fresh, engaging approach to such topics as:

• Teamwork
• Inter-dependence
• The safety instinct
• The importance of communication
• Prioritising safety

Beautifully shot by BBC crews in the Kalahari and narrated by Olivier award winning actor Toby Jones.

All For One – The Meerkat Way will grab the attention of your trainees, make them smile and show them how much we can all learn from some of the cleverest little creatures on the planet.

A full programme including all the material needed to run a standalone workshop or for integrating into your own training structure.

The training package includes:

DVD contents:

• “All For One – The Meerkat Way” Main Feature
• “The Furry Guide” Summary
• “Safety Cultures” featurette with Martin Woodall

CD-rom contents:

• PowerPoint Presentation
• Support Booklet
• PDF Poster

The reality is somewhat different with far fewer accidents than you might think. In fact rock climbing has a long established safety record that is based on sound systems and procedures just as in the modern workplace.

Where we can perhaps learn most from the rock climbers is their positive attitude towards safety and the part it plays in enabling them to enjoy their sport. To do this climbers have developed the use of a system of Dynamic Risk Assessments to help them cope with the ever changing risks they face that make each climb and each set of hazards unique.

Used by others such as the Fire Service this approach enables workers to identify and assess potential hazards on an almost minute by minute basis rather than relying solely on formal risk assessments.

We were inspired by this pragmatic and flexible approach to safety that allows climbers to enjoy their enthralling and challenging sport. We hope that you are too.

The Climbers Attitude is a two part programme that offers an innovative, refreshing and visually inspiring approach.

Training topics include:

• Teamwork
• Dynamic Risk Assessment
• Asking the What If? Question
• Identifying Hazards Not Covered By Formal Risk Assessments

Beautifully shot in Britain’s Peak District this film will capture the imagination of your trainees while encouraging them to take a fresh look around their workplace with a climber’s “What If?” attitude.

All for one is a new film that blasts through the clichés to demonstrate the power of teamwork as a life-or-death skill set.

Beautifully shot by BBC crews in the Kalahari, All for one shows how everyone’s favourite animals, meerkats, manage to survive against all odds in one of the world’s most hostile environments.

Meerkats aren’t big, fast or venomous (like their predators). But they continue to thrive because they work together better than almost any other species. That’s what this film is all about.

All for one both teaches and motivates with its down-to-earth demonstration of important teamwork principles. Participants will clearly understand the value of team-oriented behaviours as the following training points are highlighted:

• The power of teamwork
• The benefits of inter-dependence
• Synergy
• The importance of communication
• Accountability
• Continuous improvement

DVD contents:

• “One For All – Teamwork The Meerkat Way” Main Feature
• “The Furry Guide” Summary