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HS Induction e-Learning Module

Whether you are a new employee or an existing one, a Health & Safety induction is a very important part of employment. It outlines the employer’s and employee’s responsibilities for safety at a very early stage. This course is designed to go over what to include in such an induction.

The course has a multiple-choice test at the end and successful delegates will get a downloadable certificate to show they have completed and understood the contents of this course.

  • Course Aims And Objectives
  • Definitions
  • Why Health And Safety?
  • Brief Introduction To The Health And Safety At Work etc. Act 1974 (HSWA)
  • General Duties Of The Employer
  • General Duties Of Employees
  • What Is A Health And Safety Policy?
  • Risk Assessment
  • Workplace Health And Safety
  • Safety Signs And Signals
  • Electricity
  • COSHH (The Control Of Substances Hazardous to Health)
  • Office Safety
  • Slips And Trips
  • Display Screen Equipment Essentials (DSE)
  • Hazards Of Display Screen Work
  • Workstation Checklist
  • Manual Handling
  • Controlling Manual Handling Risks
  • Fire Safety
  • Fire Evacuation
  • Basic Food Hygiene
  • Hand Hygiene
  • Personal Protective Equipment
  • When Should PPE Be Used?

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Open Office Org is open-source developed alternative to Microsoft Office, developed by a large software company called Oracle. Open Source means the company who build the software, allow 100% use of it, 100% free.

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To download and install Open Office;

  1. Go to www.openoffice.org.
  2. On the left hand side, click 'I want to download Open Office'. In the green box, click the main link which starts with 'Start downloading OpenOffice.org...'
    • Windows Only:When the program has downloaded, click Install and wait for the program to install.
    • MAC OSX Only:When the program has downloaded, a notification box will pop up with an arrow from the Open Office Icon to the Applications Folder in Finder, drag the icon to the Applications folder to install the program.
  4. You are now ready to use Open Office, and the documents you have purchased from us.