H&S Induction (Face to Face)
Course Description
A safety induction is conducted to welcome new employees to the company and prepare them for their new role. It ensures workers are fully informed about the organisation and are aware of their work and responsibilities. It serves as a starting point for an organisation to introduce a culture of safety in the workplace.
Course Delivery Method: Face to Face
For essential services, or where authorised, On Site training can be conducted depending on which current level of the National Framework for Living with Covid-19 is in place and once the minimum infection controls below can be observed:
- A minimum of 2 metres between each trainee
- A well aired room with windows that can be open
- Hand sanitiser or/and gloves made available to all trainees
- All hard surfaces cleaned before and after the training course
- No other personnel allowed in the room until the course has finished
- No entry of personnel showing any symptoms of COVID-19
- Pre-screening Covid-19 questionnaire completed and approved before course commencement
- All Government, HSE, WHO & CIF guidelines can be adhered to
Employees without proper safety inductions tend to have a higher tendency for negligence or non-adherence to health and safety regulations. Moreover, these workers are also prone to injuries and fatalities because of misinformation or inadequate knowledge to properly deal with hazards in the workplace.
- To highlight the importance of Health and Safety issues in the workplace, how they affect users and what users can do to protect their own safety.
- To detail existing workplace Health and Safety legislation, how it is enforced and what users responsibilities are under this legislation.
- To show how to avoid accidents and ill-health at work by becoming risk aware.
- To highlight the importance of reporting accidents and breaches of safety rules and procedures.
Course materials are provided for all participants. Course content includes the following:
- Introduction & Welcome
- Module 1 – Safety, Health & Welfare at Work
- Module 2 – Hazard & Risk
- Module 3 – Accident & Incident Reporting
- Module 4 – Emergency Preparedness
- Module 5 – Health & Wellbeing
- Module 6 – Company Polices & Procedures
Additional modules & information can be included on request. On successful completion of the programme the attendants will be issued with a SMT certificate.
Who should attend?
All employees in any sector
Prior knowledge
No prior knowledge is required
Pre-course preparation
Learners are required to:
- Complete our Pre-Course Questionnaire 3 days prior to course
- Complete our COVID-19 Training Commencement form 3 days prior to course (On Site courses only)
Need a Quote?
Need a group of employees trained? A member of the team will contact you to discuss your requirements and issue a quote.