Training for MHSC Council Advisory Committee Chairpersons NEW

The Mine Health and Safety Council (MHSC) is inviting proposals from qualified service providers to conduct specialized training for fourteen (14) Chairpersons of its Council Advisory Committees. The training will cover essential topics such as meeting governance, effective chairing techniques, and best practices for facilitating productive discussions. The objective is to empower the Chairpersons with the necessary skills to lead meetings efficiently, ensuring adherence to governance protocols and enhancing decision-making processes within the committees.

The selected service provider will be responsible for developing a tailored training program that meets the specific needs of the MHSC Chairpersons. This program should include interactive workshops, practical exercises, and assessment tools to evaluate the participants' understanding and application of the concepts taught. The training sessions are expected to be conducted over a specified period, with a focus on creating a collaborative learning environment that encourages engagement and knowledge sharing among participants.

By equipping the Chairpersons with advanced meeting governance skills, the MHSC aims to foster a culture of accountability and transparency within its advisory committees. This initiative is crucial for improving the overall effectiveness of the committees, ultimately contributing to the betterment of health and safety standards in the mining sector. Interested service providers must demonstrate relevant experience and expertise in governance training, particularly within the context of public sector organizations.