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    Health and Safety Induction Checklist

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    The document provides details of a health and safety induction for a new employee, including: - An overview of how to safely perform the job and emergency procedures. - The employee's responsibilities regarding policies, risk assessments, and reporting accidents. - Training on manual handling, hazardous substances, personal protective equipment, hazard awareness, machinery, and health and safety courses. - Guidance notes reiterating the employee's responsibilities for their own and others' safety.

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    The document provides details of a health and safety induction for a new employee, including: - An overview of how to safely perform the job and emergency procedures. - The employee's responsibilities regarding policies, risk assessments, and reporting accidents. - Training on manual handling, hazardous substances, personal protective equipment, hazard awareness, machinery, and health and safety courses. - Guidance notes reiterating the employee's responsibilities for their own and others' safety.

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    The document provides details of a health and safety induction for a new employee, including: - An overview of how to safely perform the job and emergency procedures. - The employee's responsibilities regarding policies, risk assessments, and reporting accidents. - Training on manual handling, hazardous substances, personal protective equipment, hazard awareness, machinery, and health and safety courses. - Guidance notes reiterating the employee's responsibilities for their own and others' safety.

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    Health and Safety Induction Checklist

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    The document provides details of a health and safety induction for a new employee, including: - An overview of how to safely perform the job and emergency procedures. - The employee's responsibilities regarding policies, risk assessments, and reporting accidents. - Training on manual handling, hazardous substances, personal protective equipment, hazard awareness, machinery, and health and safety courses. - Guidance notes reiterating the employee's responsibilities for their own and others' safety.

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    Record of Health and Safety Induction

    To be conducted by manager

    Name
    Occupation
    Location

    Please tick
    Please complete and retain Add comments (if
    necessary)
    Introduction to the job
    Details of how to carry out the job safely, including welfare arrangements, HR
    contacts, emergency contacts and training requirements.

    Law, policy, safe systems of work, risk assessment


    Employee’s responsibilities, policies and procedures, and awareness of
    relevant risk assessments.

    Emergency arrangements
    What to do and where to go in an emergency:
     Fire - exits, assembly place, alarm points, etc
     First aid - what are the first aid provisions e.g. first aiders, location of first
    aid kits
     Accident / incident reporting - how to report, where to send it to

    Manual handling
    Training, lifting procedure and safe use of lifting aids.

    Hazardous substances
    Risk assessment, safe handling and disposal, vaccinations.

    Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)


    Assess and provide, correct use and storage, reporting faults.

    Hazard awareness / housekeeping


    What to look for and who to report it to, a place for everything, everything in
    its place.

    Equipment, tools and machinery (including electrical equipment)


    Safe use, emergency controls, training requirements, any other health risks
    e.g. hand arm vibration, repetitive strain injury.

    Health, safety and wellbeing awareness training booked


    This is a mandatory course for all employees

    I have instructed the above named new employee / agency worker / contractor in the health and safety
    requirements of the job.
    Manager signature Date

    I have been instructed and understand the above Health and Safety arrangements.
    Employee / agency signature Date
    Guidance notes

    You are responsible


    Be aware, that along with the employer, you are responsible for your own and
    others health and safety at work.

    Fire
    Be aware of fire hazards. If a fire breaks out raise the alarm, leave by your
    nearest exit and go to your assembly point.

    First aid
    Find out how and where to get first aid.

    Accidents can be avoided


    Always report accidents, incidents, near misses and dangerous occurrences
    to your manager. An accident / incident report form should be completed and
    sent to the HR Service Centre.

    Machinery and equipment


    Ensure you know how to use your work equipment safely and be aware of the
    health risks associated with your equipment. Follow the manufactures
    guidance and your Safe Working Practices. You should also ensure
    maintenance arrangements are in place and followed.

    Manual handling
    Assess all loads and if you think they are too heavy do not lift them. Correct
    use of lifting aids is essential and colleague assistance should be considered
    where necessary.

    Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)


    Ensure you know how to use all substances safely. Make yourself aware of
    the COSHH assessments and health risks associated with the substances.

    Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)


    It is your responsibility to use and store your PPE as instructed and report
    damage or request replacements to your manager.

    Hazard awareness and housekeeping


    If you notice something that that may cause harm to you or others report it to
    your manager. It is also your responsibility to keep your workplace clean and
    tidy to avoid accidents.

    Mandatory health, safety and wellbeing training


    Employees should attend health, safety and wellbeing awareness training
    (available online via [x]).
    Managers should attend Managing health, safety and wellbeing training.
    Other service specific health, safety and wellbeing training should be
    identified and attended.

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