Hands-On Training
It is critically important for a portion of the training program to include hands-on experience and exercises to provide trainees with an opportunity to gain the skills needed to safely perform procedures and operate equipment in a non-hazardous setting.
Traditional hands-on training is the preferred method to ensure employees are prepared to perform these tasks safely.
The purpose of hands-on training, for example, in the donning and doffing of PPE, is twofold:
- to ensure employees have an opportunity to learn by experience, and second,
- to assess whether they have mastered the necessary skills.
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4-5. Why is it important for trainees to receive hands-on training?
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