Induction Training definition

Induction Training. Means once off introductory training on general health and safety issues given to all employees before commencement of work on site.

Induction Training means entry-level training in the meat industry induction program as developed by the Employer and the Union including Company familiarisation as described in this clause. "Company wide or On the Job Modules" mean skills and Organisation based training as agreed with the Union sufficient to enable an employee to carry out the skills/duties required at a particular grade. Company wide training may be enterprise and/or industry based but if enterprised based will be in line with MINTRAC established competencies, relevant ASF / AVTS levels and accredited towards a qualification that is portable and recognised across the food industry. Company wide training includes training that may be delivered on the job/in the workplace or classroom and accredited by a TAFE College or other tertiary institution or Union based training. Core skills to be developed in Company wide training are vocational skills and organisational skills including occupational health and safety, hygiene and quality standards and communications (which may include literacy and numeracy training).

Induction Training. Means once off introductory training on general health and safety issues given to all employees before commencement of work on site. • Risk: Means the probability or likelihood that a hazard can result in injury or damage. • Site: Means the area in the possession of the Contractor for the construction of the works. Where there is no demarcated boundary it will include all adjacent areas, which are reasonably required for the activities for the Contractor, and approved for such use by the Engineer. The Act: Means, unless the context indicates otherwise, the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 (Act No 85 of 1993) and Regulations promulgated there under. Contractor: The Contractor terminology used in these specifications shall be deemed to cover Principal Contractor, Contractors and Subcontractors.

Examples of Induction Training in a sentence

• Employees at this grade shall be required to have completed a WorkCover accredited Induction Training for Construction General Course ("green card").

• All first year probationary certificated Bargaining Unit Members starting after July 1, 2015, shall work 3 additional days (189) to attend District Induction Training at the negotiated tutoring rate.

• The onsite workforce will receive training from Environmental Officer or his delegate regarding the measures outlined in this Plan during the Site Specific Environmental Induction Training.

• Airside Induction Training is mandatory prior to receiving a permit to work at the airport.

• In accordance with the Company’s objective to improve its employee’s OH&S culture, the Company will provide TWU endorsed Blue Card Induction Training.

• The Contractor’s personnel is to undergo Safety Induction Training at Duvha prior to commencement of this contract and all the relevant Documentation is to be approved by Safety Officials and the Project Manager before any activities can be started on site..

• Employees at this grade shall be required to have completed a WorkCover accredited Induction Training for Construction General Course ("red card").

• A refreshed training for the Site Specific Environmental Induction Training is conducted half-yearly.

• Contractors to report on their file at monthly health & safety meetings C3 OHS Act and Relevant Regulations Monthly review To be kept in the health & safety file on site C4 Induction Training Every worker before he/she starts before Attendance registers to be kept.

• Specific in- house training programmes that are compulsory, for example, Induction Training, Food Hygiene and Handling for Kitchenhands and Supervisors, and training for Supervisors would be undertaken in the employer’s time.

More Definitions of Induction Training

Induction Training. Means once off introductory training on general health and safety issues given to all employees and visitors to the site before commencement of work on site.

Induction Training means confirmation that the agency has carried out any specific induction training, as agreed and directed by the client, which are required so that the Applicant is deemed able to carry out the preliminary responsibilities of the role.