1. Important Legislation                        

2. General Plant Safety                         

3. Fire Prevention and Fighting              

4. Working with Machines                                                                     

5. Using Protective Equipment                                                              

6. Using Hand Tools                                                                 

7. Using Electrical Equipment                           

8. General use for Operating Machines                                                              

9. Forklift Trucks and Cranes                                                    

10. First-Aid

11. Safety Signs

12. Good Housekeeping

When a new member of staff starts work someone must, within the first two days, give him/her important information about health and safety as it relates to the workplace and the work to be undertaken.

This is the fundamental health and safety training that all members of staff at all levels should receive.

Employers should ensure all on-site employees and subcontractors have completed Occupational Health and Safety Industry Induction Training. Employers are then regarded as having fulfilled the elementary training and instruction component under the Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993.