Requirements Training V15

Requirements for Training

GWO Requirements for Training / V15 2025-04-01

The participant develops the responsible attitude and mindsets when reflecting on: “what can I do to maintain or develop e.g. a safe work environment; a positive social community; a professional work community or a holistic attitude to the organisation or the operation of the work site?”

What activities will facilitate the learning process for the participants at the intermediate level?

1) Prompting the participants to bring their own understanding and experience into play to develop commitment, responsibility, and willingness to take the initiative when needed. 2) Training tasks that are as close as possible to work reality to ensure the interrelation of fidelity and transfer. 3) Simulations that intensify environmental challenges and balance risks wisely to foster courage and determination.

4) Scenario based assignments where participants acknowledge their roles and mutual responsibilities.

5) Feedback and questions should be focused on the participants’ immediate experiences from the learning activity. 6) Discussions and other reflective activities should be facilitated to promote further reflection and mindset development for the participants.

Evaluation methods in coherence with learning objectives and activities

1) The evaluation of participants’ abilities requires participants to express their thoughts and attitudes on a subject. This must be done through presentations of group reflections or by conducting exercises that challenge participants to take initiative, take responsibility and act without instructions or guidance.

3.4 Ability at the Advanced Level

Definition

Ability at the advanced level calls for broad experience and strong commitment by the participant. At this level, safety-awareness and responsibility is an instinctive part of the attitude of the participant. The participants can apply their knowledge, skills, experience, and attitude (motivated by willingness, commitment, and curiosity) to adapt and act responsibly in new ways, supervise fellow workers on safety matters and propose development of work- and safety processes and -procedures.

There must be awareness for developing leadership or supervising abilities when feasible.

Action Verb

Examples of applying action verbs in a learning objective

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