Energy Institute Learning Centre

This short course is for managers and supervisors, and will take 40 minutes - 1 hour to complete.  The course teaches the student how to conduct a 'reflective LFI engagement' session.  This is a discussion, during a meeting or a toolbox talk, where you and your team discuss an incident alert - a short summary of an incident that happened at another site or company.  The aim is to think about how something like this can happen in your team, and to put in place actions to prevent it happening.  The course can supplement workshop exercises found in the Hearts and Minds 'Learning from incidents' tool.

The course has 3 sections, and a short test at the end.  A certificate can be printed out directly from inside the course, but an Energy Institute certificate can also be saved and printed once you have completed the course.

Refresher training for ICP panel members in relation to current procedures and regulations.

Some guidance for branch volunteers on how to seek sponsorship for branch activities.

Guidance for branch treasurers on submitting their branch budget, end of year returns and managing branch finances.

The managing fatigue e-learn provides introductory learning on how to manage fatigue in yourself and in your team.  The course is made up of 8 modules and will take around 2 hours to complete. You can complete all modules, or only those that are relevant to your role.  

Task Improvement Process (TIP) is intended as a practical, task analysis technique used by those who carry out activities at the front line. It is used to identify a) how tasks are actually conducted (i.e. work as done vs. work as imagined), b) what mistakes can be made (i.e. human error), and c) what improvements can be made to the task to reduce the likelihood of those mistakes happening.

This short e-learn provides instruction on how to carry out TIP, using videos, text, and quizzes.  It also includes downloadable worksheets to be used when carrying out TIP to analyses tasks.

The official Tripod Bronze examination