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Posted by Asma Zaineb, Manager Marketing Communications

Thu, Feb 18, 2010 @ 04:26 AM
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In a business, one of the chief aspects is manpower. How safe is the personnel of an enterprise? This question should be answered with confidence by the management of a company. Employers should undertake to see that all safety precautions are in place so that employees are not injured on the job. Besides, imparting safety training is the best way of educating staff on how not to get work-related injuries, illnesses and possible chances of death while working. It also demonstrates the use of using predetermined workplace safety procedures.

Safety training is a key element in the prevention of work-related injuries, illnesses and death. When educated on safety procedures, employees will know how- to prevent an incident in the workplace by properly operating machinery, and will also learn how to respond quickly if presented with a dangerous situation.

Whether an employee works for the company at the corporate office or plant or he is sent abroad on an assignment, he should still receive the benefit of this support from his management, aided by online training. Such training makes an employee aware of international ethical, cultural and safety tips that he could use wherever he goes. From an employer’s perspective, this online safety training is an investment as it provides long-term benefits to employees and to the organization as a whole. For an employee, it’s a confidence-building measure to think that the organization cares for him enough to introduce him to such online training courses.

When employees go abroad on an assignment, they need to be trained in several aspects of life there. When it comes to on-the-job safety, company trainers are entrusted with the duty of creating a one-point interface with content relating to different world locations that teach safety aspects to employees. All the knowledge gained through this means far exceeds all other conventional means of training employees. Another advantage of taking such courses is that the employee is given a certificate at the end of the training.

However, some employees feel that such training is totally unnecessary and a waste of time, so do not take it up sincerely. As an employer, you can give your employees online training courses on topics such as international travel safety or related topics. When imparted online, these programs can not only be interesting but fun too because it gives the user the opportunity of simulating the kind of experience he or she likes.

A training module can also be modified to suit your company’s needs. For instance, for a course on travel safety, information about the destination and things to do in a certain kind of emergency should be incorporated.

By giving employees online education in safety heightens their sense of security while performing their daily workplace activities, which in turn, leads to higher productivity. It also results in reducing the rates of accidents and incidents. Lastly, for companies this is documented proof that training of this nature has actually taken place, thus preventing the company from any likeliness of lawsuits involving workplace injuries.

These are my views on this subject. What are yours? Do write in and let me know.

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Tags: On-the-job Safety, Online Safety Training, Online training, Work-related Injuries, Workplace Safety

COMMENTS

OSHA 10 hour training
posted on Wednesday, March 24th, 2010 at 12:41 am

Thank You.
Your online Learning Courses are best .It is useful to us.

Thank You.


Safety Training Videos
posted on Thursday, April 8th, 2010 at 11:13 am

I think online safety training courses are an area that is going to see a lot more interest in the near future. It really forces engagement and interactivity with the trainee. We need more of this if we want the lessons in our training courses to stick. Don’t you think?


Aravind Kumar
posted on Wednesday, April 14th, 2010 at 1:35 am

Online safety courses will more helpful to the employees who work on remote area. So Investing on Staff for Online Safety Training Courses is good.

Aravind Kumar
http://www.xtrafuninflatables.com/


used plant machinery
posted on Tuesday, April 20th, 2010 at 4:06 am

This transfer will assist in a number of ways – first the skilled has abundant information and expertise about involved product, secondly, he could have some contacts with some suppliers which is able to aid you in clinching the best deals in buying process plant machinery and equipments.


Claudio Powles
posted on Thursday, April 29th, 2010 at 11:25 pm

Earlier, I was trying to get the RSS Feed for this site and for some reason it ain’t displaying in Google Chrome. Does anyone have any ideas??


staff-handbook
posted on Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010 at 2:02 pm

I ought to note that recently our staff are generally finding it difficult to figure out all our policies so we ordered some software to achieve it for us. Things are already up hill consequently. Thanks for the fantastic article.


Dave the 40 Hour Hazwoper Guy
posted on Wednesday, September 14th, 2011 at 9:47 pm

Often times, employees with the most experience are the least safe, while that seems counter to what you would think, let me explain.

Employees with a lot of experience get complacent and may not follow safe practices, especially if they have done the unsafe practice in the past and not been injured.

Experienced employees also can develop a “that’s not how we’ve done it in the past” attitude and resist safety innovations.


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