Works across your entire organization
SEAL Academy works across all levels and roles, from divisions to crews and c-suite to frontline workers.

Safety Engagement and Leadership
Equipping safety leaders with the critical skills to drive behavior change.
Management and supervisors are not traditionally well-trained in the leadership skills today's industry environment demands. New supervisors in particular struggle with the transition from team members to team leaders. The SEAL Academy is an effective and easy-to-implement solution to this problem.

SEAL Academy works across all levels and roles, from divisions to crews and c-suite to frontline workers.
SEAL content is packaged into a series of quarterly sixty-minute sessions, so you can schedule around shifts and vacation challenges.
SEAL is delivered by a strong learning management system that tracks the engagement of every student, with periodic testing to confirm the lessons are landing.
Measurable results
The SEAL Academy focuses on using behavioral science to drive employee engagement and culture change.
What leaders practice
Quarterly sixty-minute sessions, tracked and tested, so the learning shows up in the way supervisors lead.
Explore how leadership influences what people do, and give leaders a clear working understanding of positive reinforcement.
Connect safety to the people and relationships it protects, so leaders understand why someone chooses to participate.
Apply the ideas through specific recognition, better questions, and follow-through until they become how leaders work.
Sealed AirThe SEAL Academy training has helped us grow significant levels of employee engagement. In addition, we have seen significant improvement in our TRIR along with big reductions in workers' comp costs. We are rolling it out to all our locations in the US and Mexico. It is a very valuable tool because it works!
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