STOP training proceeds one step at a time, with each step building on the previous ones until all steps are completed. STOP uses a combination of self-study workbooks, on-the-job activities, Group Discussions, and videotapes to build safety awareness. By the end of the program, employees will be looking at safety in a different way.
Here is how STOP components work.
Administrator's and leader's Guide
This guide includes all instructions needed for administering and leading the STOP for Employees program.
Self-Study Workbooks
These workbooks are distributed by the STOP Administrator to each program leader. Then program leaders give employees the workbooks at the Kick-Off Meeting. Ideally, workbooks should be completed independently, with time allowed during working hours.
Review Activities
Individual Review Activities conducted by STOP program leaders allow you to customise STOP to your site and to each participant's job. This guide contains instructions for conducting Review Activity meetings.
Group Discussion Meetings with Videotapes
Group meetings centre on discussions about STOP concepts and how they apply to your employees and your site. Each Group Discussion meeting includes a videotape presentation to reinforce the information in the self-study workbooks. This guide contains complete instructions for leading these meetings.