Employee rights and responsibilities

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Employee rights and responsibilities Part III

When starting your new job You are entitled to: An induction into the workplace Information about first aid facilities and emergency exits An introduction to staff you can approach about OHSW Information about where necessary forms are available and who to give them to

When starting your new job (Cont You are also entitled to: Information and training on the work to be done Information about relevant hazards in the workplace or in connection to the work Training for any equipment you will be using before you use it The appropriate level of supervision

Things you must do Follow reasonable instructions Work safely and wear protective equipment when it is required Follow the correct procedures when you are doing your job Report accidents and near misses to your employer or health and safety representative Make sure you are not affected by drugs or alcohol In short, you are required to: Protect your own health and safety at work Avoid putting your fellow workers or the public at risk

Incidents and injuries – what to do Tell your supervisor Complete a report form INJURY Tell your supervisor Minor injury Record it in the first aid book Medical costs Complete a Workman Comp report form If you feel unsafe, DO NOT continue working! Speak to the supervisor and your school contact