Course Outline

Course Introduction and Learning Objectives

  • Welcome, course objectives, and agenda for government participants
  • Linking leadership to agency mission and strategic goals for government operations
  • Participant expectations and initial self-assessment for government roles

Foundations of Situational Leadership

  • Overview of leadership styles relevant to field teams in government settings
  • Diagnosing team competence and commitment levels for government tasks
  • Selecting the right leadership approach for government assignments

Effective Communication on the Jobsite

  • Techniques for clear, concise briefings and instructions in government contexts
  • Active listening and verifying understanding in government operations
  • Communicating technical and safety information under time pressure for government tasks

Assertive Decision-Making and Problem Solving

  • Structured decision-making for field-based issues in government settings
  • Rapid root-cause thinking and corrective actions for government operations
  • Balancing speed, safety, and quality in decisions for government tasks

Motivation, Recognition, and Positive Feedback

  • Practical motivators for technical tradespeople in government roles
  • Delivering constructive feedback and recognition on the spot for government employees
  • Designing short-term incentives and non-monetary rewards for government staff

Performance Management and Productivity Practices

  • Setting clear expectations and measurable goals for government tasks
  • Tracking progress, KPIs, and quick performance checks in government operations
  • Coaching for skills improvement and accountability in government roles

Planning, Resource Coordination, and Time Management

  • Prioritizing tasks and managing daily schedules for government assignments
  • Coordinating materials, tools, and subcontractor work in government settings
  • Contingency planning for delays and site disruptions in government projects

Health, Safety Leadership, and Compliance

  • Role of leaders in promoting safety-first behaviors in government operations
  • Conducting effective safety briefings and job hazard analyses for government tasks
  • Handling incidents, reporting, and learning from near misses in government settings

Conflict Resolution, Team Cohesion, and Inclusive Practices

  • Managing interpersonal conflicts and difficult conversations in government teams
  • Building collaboration across multi-skill teams in government operations
  • Encouraging inclusive behaviors and respectful communication in government settings

Practical Workshop: Scenario-Based Roleplays

  • Facilitated roleplays reflecting common site challenges for government participants
  • Peer and trainer feedback using coaching frameworks for government roles
  • Refining approaches and drafting individual action plans for government tasks

Implementation Planning and Measurement

  • Creating a 30-60-90 day leadership action plan for government roles
  • Selecting simple productivity and safety metrics to monitor in government operations
  • Preparing handoff to HR or senior management for follow-up in government settings

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • A comprehensive understanding of electrical installation work and site operations for government projects
  • Proven experience supervising or working within technical teams in a public sector environment
  • Familiarity with workplace health and safety principles, particularly as they apply to government facilities

Audience

  • Team leaders and foremen responsible for electrical installation in government settings
  • Site supervisors and project managers overseeing public sector construction and maintenance
  • HR or training coordinators tasked with managing and developing field teams for government operations
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