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Warehouse Handbook: New Employee Training and Orientation Mobile App

This Warehouse Handbook: New Employee Training and Orientation Mobile App helps employers train employees the right way. This templated checklist app includes some important safety rules and practices that each employee is required to follow, no matter what work assignment is being performed. Use this app for an effective new employee on-boarding program. Help better inform employees about human resources policies and procedures regarding employee safety orientation, including policies about workers' compensation, job descriptions, medical leave and sexual harassment. As a supervisor, strengthen and build the employment relationship through proper safety orientation for new hires. Promote health and safety in the workplace for both the employees and the company's best interests.

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The efficiency of your district depends on how well your employees understand and carry out their...
Analyzing the task and its hazards.
Putting the employee at ease.
Showing the employee exactly what has to be done to perform efficiently and safely - explain each...
Watching the employee try out the task - explaining each step back to you.
Following up - check the performance from time to time
The few extra minutes taken at this time to make sure the employee understands the job will pay f...
Supervisors should review with each new employee equipment operation and maintenance manuals, pro...
Supervisors should also review with each new employee the procedure for reporting injuries that o...
The following are some important safety rules and practices that each employee is required to fol...
Do not run, watch your step, and try to maintain your balance.
2. Know your evacuation procedures and the location of fire extinguishers, fire alarms, or any ot...
Immediately report hazardous conditions or substances, broken equipment, and defective tools to ...
Never overload electrical circuits.
5. Never plug appliances with heating elements into surge protectors
District property, including building and grounds, is no place for horseplay, fighting, teasing,...
Never use chairs, carts, tables, counters, boxes, or other substitutes for ladders or work platf...
Obtain operating instructions for all equipment.
Use handrails when using the stairways.
Sweep broken glass onto a dust pan.
Wipe up all spills immediately, regardless of who caused the spill.
Store combustible, flammable, or hazardous material in approved cabinets or rooms only, and alwa...
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS's) are available to any person who requests this information.
14. All ladders should be inspected and set up properly before using
The use of alcoholic beverages, narcotic drugs, or their derivatives in the work place is ground...
Use common sense at all times.
Take care when lifting.
PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING ON-THE-JOB INJURIES OF EMPLOYEES:
...and More!