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    The workshop induction checklist outlines the health and safety induction process for a new employee. The supervisor and employee must complete the checklist together, covering responsibilities under the university's OHS policy, normal work hours, security and access, online safety training, attire requirements, emergency contacts, locations of safety equipment, incident reporting, risk assessments, safe work instructions, accessing material safety data sheets, isolating unsafe machinery, required training, and assessing additional training needs. Once finished, both the employee and supervisor must sign and date the form, which is then kept on file.

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    The workshop induction checklist outlines the health and safety induction process for a new employee. The supervisor and employee must complete the checklist together, covering responsibilities under the university's OHS policy, normal work hours, security and access, online safety training, attire requirements, emergency contacts, locations of safety equipment, incident reporting, risk assessments, safe work instructions, accessing material safety data sheets, isolating unsafe machinery, required training, and assessing additional training needs. Once finished, both the employee and supervisor must sign and date the form, which is then kept on file.

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    Workshop Induction Checklist

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    Ken Thurston
    The workshop induction checklist outlines the health and safety induction process for a new employee. The supervisor and employee must complete the checklist together, covering responsibilities under the university's OHS policy, normal work hours, security and access, online safety training, attire requirements, emergency contacts, locations of safety equipment, incident reporting, risk assessments, safe work instructions, accessing material safety data sheets, isolating unsafe machinery, required training, and assessing additional training needs. Once finished, both the employee and supervisor must sign and date the form, which is then kept on file.

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    WORKSHOP INDUCTION CHECKLIST

    Name of Employee: Name of Supervisor: This form is to be completed with the new employee and their supervisor. Once completed it should be kept on file as a record of the new employees induction. Highlight employee responsibilities under Monash University OHS policy and direct staff to where to access all OHS policies and procedures. (http://www.adm.monash.edu.au/ohse/documents/#policies) Discuss the normal hours of operation Discuss after hours security and access to the department/area Ensure employee has completed the online safety induction program (http://www.adm.monash.edu.au/ohse/training/safety-induction.html) Instruct employee on the minimum attire for each area (Include footwear, clothing, PPE, long hair tied back etc) Advise of the names and locations of the; - Safety Officer - Health and Safety Representative - Nearest First Aider - OHS&E Consultant - Building Warden Direct employee to nearest safety shower, eyewash station, spill kit, first aid kit and emergency power and gas shut off Advise of the location of fire extinguishers, first aid kits and of emergency procedures and assembly areas? Provide information on the University medical service in the Campus centre Explain the process and importance of reporting all hazards & incidents Direct to the locations of Risk Assessments for all local activities, equipment and processes and items of machinery Direct to the location of safe work instructions for all activities, equipment and processes and items of machinery

    Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes N/A

    Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

    Explain how to access MSDS locally (http://full.chemwatch.net/integ/) Yes Advise employee of the procedure for the isolation of unsafe machinery & equipment Yes Identify the need for training on specific equipment, conduct training and complete training records. Yes Assess employees OHS training needs, appropriate to their work - Dangerous Goods & Hazardous Substances Yes Manual Handling and Back Care Safe use of electricity Fire safety in the workplace Workplace Inspections Risk Management Other Please specify. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Date:

    N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

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    Fac_of_Sci_workshop_safety_induction_checklist 7/18/2008

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    Fac_of_Sci_workshop_safety_induction_checklist 7/18/2008

    Created by SLockhart

    Fac_of_Sci_workshop_safety_induction_checklist 7/18/2008

    Created by SLockhart

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