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Cranes & Access

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Job Specific Training Guidance

ALLMI is about to launch a new guidance note on the importance of site safety, job specific and familiarisation training.  With the development of the document headed by Operators’ Forum Chairman, Steve Frazer-Brown, the guidance addresses the various aspects of this type of training that employers need to be aware of:

 
  • Safety Awareness:
    • Legislation.   
    • Responsibilities
    • Depot Safety
    • Site Safety
    • Documentation
  • Vehicle Familiarisation
  • Product Familiarisation
  • Customers
  • Company Procedures

Steve Frazer-Brown comments “all new employees, irrespective of their knowledge and experience, should receive instructions and guidance upon commencing work for a new employer.  Employees should be made aware of any specific safety arrangements the new employer has, and they should be familiarised with their surroundings, as well as staff, their vehicle, lifting equipment and accessories.  We’ve been looking at this issue for a while, as it’s become clear to us that some employers in the industry don’t give this area of their operations the attention it deserves; or it may be that they do, but it’s not recorded and formalised which can create problems later on, should an incident occur.  We hope that the guidance will be seen as practical, helpful advice which members can use to improve the running of their businesses.”