Safety Instruction
General safety instruction typically takes place in a classroom, on the workfloor, or even around a tailgate during a course or meeting.
Instruction may also be given using various methods such as written notices, newsletters, or videos. This method can be quite effective for conveying both essential and additional 'nice to know' information. For instance, general safety instruction may cover topics like:
- Employee safety orientation
- Steps in conducting a root cause analysis
- Introduction to the elements of our safety management system
- Safety management principles
- Management of the Employee Assistance Program
- Basics of engineering controls
Documenting Safety Instruction
To record attendance for instruction, an attendance roster is usually sufficient. This is because students may not need to show proof of what they have learned. However, if there is a requirement to demonstrate their learning, a written test is an effective method. It formally records the results. Keep in mind the OSHA saying, 'If it isn't in writing, it didn't get done.'
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2-2. "Principles of Safety Management" is an example of a topic that would be most likely presented as general safety _____.
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