SAR Training

Systems for Continued Improvement

- 4 DAYS / VIRTUAL -

This Systems for Continued Improvement course from our Management and Leadership course range, is designed to give the most current ideas, skills, and the necessary tools to take away and implement in your organisation. For any organisation to be successful and to continually improve, the commitment of management and all personnel is vital. Designed for all levels of the organisation, this course focuses on practical methods to build both engagement and commitment to a proactive workforce. It covers topics that help identify opportunities for improvement – from implementing and evaluating innovation, to critical thinking and social sustainability.

  • Systems and processes to support continuous improvement
  • Monitoring and adjusting performance strategies
  • Opportunities for further improvement
  • Innovative work practices
  • Creating an innovative environment
  • Implementing an innovative work environment
  • Sharing and evaluating innovation
  • Assessing critical thinking skills in others
  • Training others in creative thinking
  • Developing others through application
  • Introduction to knowledge management systems
  • Understanding the importance of sustainability in the workplace
  • Preparing and implementing workplace sustainability policies
  • Reviewing and monitoring processes around sustainability policies
  • Reviewing the effectiveness of systems

Pre-requisite: Nil

Duration: 4 Days (Virtual)

Schedule: On request

Cost: Price on request, commercial/group bookings available

Dr Ben Butson is an Emergency, Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Physician based in Townsville, North Queensland. He recently retired from long standing positions as an Emergency Physician at the Townsville University Hospital and as the Director of Northern Operations for LifeFlight Retrieval Medicine. He is an experienced pre-hospital and retrieval consultant, having co-ordinated or conducted many hundreds of aeromedical retrieval missions, including primary response rescue missions. He has decades of experience in pre-hospital and retrieval work in the Australian civilian as well as the deployed military environment. He is a Colonel in the Army Reserve, having graduated from the Australian Defence Force Academy and then the Royal Military College, Duntroon in 1991.  He has served abroad in East Timor, Solomon Islands, Afghanistan and Iraq on multiple tours. He currently works as a Senior Medical Officer in Anaesthetics at the Mount Isa Base Hospital. He is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the James Cook University School of Medicine where he assists in the delivery of pre-hospital and aeromedical retrieval courses. He has worked for several years in a voluntary capacity to provide medical advice to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority as well as for State and Territory police search and rescue services. He is an avid outdoorsman with a lifetime of experience in the Australian bush and coastlines.

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