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Safety Orientation
Safety Orientation is a safety topic that is imperative to all types of industries, such as;
Construction,
Customer Service,
Driving,
Food/Package Goods,
General Service,
Health Care,
Home Safety,
Hospitality,
Industrial /Manufacturing,
Municipalities,
Office Safety,
Pharmaceutical/Bio Science,
Retail,
School Bus,
Truck Driving,
Utilities and
Warehousing
These Outlines provide an overview of the basic concepts needed to protect workers and teach them that their safety depends, not only on understanding the hazards in the workplace, but how to avoid them. While new employees unfamiliar with an industrial work environment are most likely to suffer personal injury, constantly reinforcing experienced employees is also a good practice. Employees must accept the belief that safe work practices are established for their safety and a safe culture is only maintained by addressing a wide range of safety topics. Good work habits must be developed and thinking about safety must come as naturally as any other aspect of the job.
These Outlines provide an overview of the basic concepts needed to protect workers and teach them that their safety depends, not only on understanding the hazards in the workplace, but how to avoid them. While new employees unfamiliar with an industrial work environment are most likely to suffer personal injury, constantly reinforcing experienced employees is also a good practice. Employees must accept the belief that safe work practices are established for their safety and a safe culture is only maintained by addressing a wide range of safety topics. Good work habits must be developed and thinking about safety must come as naturally as any other aspect of the job.
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- # 129
- Available in: English
The team must understand, 'Safety is a Partnership'.
The excitement of a new job can fade, but a solid introduction to good safety habits will last. This Outline covers an employee's rights and responsibilities, different hazards to consider, precautions to take and the safety rules ALL employees must follow to avoid disciplinary action. Let all employees understand, in your plant "Safety is a Partnership".
- # 55
- Available in: English, French, Spanish
Help orientate new team members to safety.
Help for new employees but even experienced workers need the reinforcing stimulus of good safety practices. This Outline will help them revisit the reasons for safety rules for different workplace hazards, precautions to take and the company’s safety rules that ALL employees must follow. Remind them that a safe day is always a good day!
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