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ApprenticeInduction

Tutor – Michael Holt

THE HIDDEN

PLACE IN THE

PICTURE’S IS:

Before we begin No expected fire drills Fire exits at main entrance and in the

Engineering workshop First Aid officers:

Rhuana Begum(Reception)Gareth Ellison

(Plumbing 1st floor)

Dave Hilton(Engineering ground floor)

Day one

MORNING:

Introduction: - register , safety boot size, and chest size for coveralls.

Quick tour of Engineering.

Quality Policy/Mission Statement of RTA

Health & Safety Policy/Practice

Workshop/ Training Centre Rules

Centre Layout – map activity

TEA/COFFEE BREAK

First Aid

Fire Precautions

Hours of work

Sickness

Discipline.......................

RTA family tree.

LUNCH BREAK

Foot, eye, and hand safety DVD’s (questions and answers)

Day two

NVQ Framework

City & Guilds 2850 Tech Cert. Framework

Types of Programmes run by RTA

Placement Training

Explanation of Functional Skills

Equality and Diversity Awareness Induction

Or

Housekeeping and Lifting & Carrying videos

Day three (morning only)

Equality and Diversity Awareness Induction

Or

Housekeeping and Lifting & Carrying DVD’s

Make sure all learners have their PPE

(coveralls, safety boots & glasses).

Then

Every one onto their section

RTA SAFETY POLICY

Procedures by which the

Safety Policy will be put into practice

NOT LIKE THIS!!!

OR LIKE THIS!!!

OR EVENLIKE

THIS!!!

TRAINING WORKSHOP RULES

Safety glasses / goggles must be worn when

required

All trainees must wear, correctly, the necessary Safety Equipment, (from here-on known as PPE) in the Training Workshop

Overall sleeves must be rolled up to the elbow when working in the

machine sections.

Overalls & boots to be kept clean & in good

condition

Overalls must be worn correctly and not around the waist

No cap’s, boots, overalls other than RTA issue

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Dress/Safety Equipment. (PPE)

Short Hair

Safety Glasses

No sharp tools in pocket

Sleeves rolled up

Correctly fitting overalls

Safety boots

P.P.E .

(ALL PPE must be RTA issue).

Personal Protective Equipment

Housekeeping

Clean up after yourselves by the end

of each session

Drinks in vending machines & cold water dispensers

Non smoking building

No drinks near computers H&S

Toilets are near the Instructors offices.

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RTA operates a

NO SMOKING

policy in all of its buildings and

car park.

(Use the smoking shelter)

FIRE ASSEMBLY POINT

Just so we can get to know each other…

We should LIE to each other!

STEP 1: First introduce yourself, however you feel comfortable

STEP 2: Think of 1 really good LIE to fool the group

STEP 3: Add 2 tablespoons of TRUTH and you’ve made a really great soup

The rest of us have to guess the lie from the truth

Course Tutors & AssessorsWill be delivering:NVQ. Electrical Wiring & TestingN.V.Q Electronic assembly and wiring.

Will be delivering: 2850 C&G L2 Tech. Cert.

Principles of Manufacture, Turning & Milling.

Plus N.V.Q Diploma-

Turning & Milling. Will be delivering:

2850 C &G L2 Tech. Cert. Sheet Metal, TIG & Principles of welding & NVQ Diploma.

Gary Horne

David Hilton

David Simpson

Course Tutors & AssesorsWill be delivering:Tech Cert. 2850. C.A.D. and Functional Skills

Will be delivering:Tech Cert. 2850. Fitting &

Mandatory Units

Plus NVQ Diploma in Fitting

Michael Holt – Chief Instructor / Assessor & TutorWill be helping in the delivery of:NVQ. Electrical Wiring & TestingN.V.Q Electronic assembly

Bob Lord

Colin Bates

Attendance rules: Please ensure you arrive BEFORE 8:00 am If you can NOT attend or are running late

please call reception on the following telephone number:

01706 631 417

Ask for Michael Holt

Ground Rules You decide and I’ll

write – one rule from each person

I’ll put it on the wall

Attendance rulesStart and Finishing times for:

ENGINEERINGStart and Finish Times:

Start time Monday to Friday…………………....8.00am

Finish time Monday & Wednesday..................4.30pm Finish time Tuesday & Thursday.......................5.30pm (2850

Tech.Cert. Only)

Finish time Friday………………………………....3.30pm

Official / Mandatory Break times:

Dinner break……………………………………...12.30 - 1.00pm

The following breaks are allowed at the discretionof the Chief Instructor :-

Morning break 10.00am - 10.15am (15min)

Afternoon break 2.45pm - 3.00pm (15min)

Attendance rules:Time keeping

Any trainee who is late 6 times or more in ONE MONTH, (four weeks training), will, in the first instance be given a verbal warning by the workshop Manager.

If a second occasion arises, a formal written warning will be given by the Workshop Manager, with copies forwarded to parent’s, and company, and the trainee will be suspended from the training Workshop for a period of three days.

If a third occasion arises, a written request to withdraw the trainee from the course will be sent by the Workshop Manager to the Company employing the trainee.

Work Commencement.

The bell ringing at 8.00 am and 1.00 pm indicates that work will commence :

Anyone having to be told repeatedly to commence work will be subject to the disciplinary procedure, mentioned before.

Attendance rules:

BELL

TRAINING WORKSHOP

GROUND RULES

Persistent talking

Not wearing Safety Equipment in

designated areas

Not following washing-off procedures

Not competing Logbook/portfoli/ Mem

stick entries before /after each job.

Moving off your section or work area without

informing your instructor

Health & Safety Whatever sort of business you are, there is

always the possibility of an accident or damage to someone’s health.

All work exposes people to hazards, be it: loads which have to be manually handled dangerous machinery toxic substances Electricity working with Display Screen Equipment psychological hazards such as stress

At Rochdale Training we take our Colleagues and Learners H&S very seriously! From our Health checks when signing learners up or to DSE checks on our staff… we are always vigilant.

Individually – research an article, website or story about an accident or injury occurring in the workplaceFeedback to the group

5 M

INUTE

S

Equality & Diversity Equality - treating people with respect

and dignity regardless of differences Diversity - The more diverse our staff

and students populations are, the more we will all benefit due to the  rich mix of backgrounds, heritages, ages, experiences and skills.

You will all be taking an E & D

course soon.In pairs – spend a few minutes discussing certain discrimination you have either witnessed or have been a victim of – discuss whether you feel it had been dealt with appropriately

Safeguarding

Safeguarding Officers CCTV Visitor badges Talking to Tutors Ground rules CEOPS (Child Exploitation & Online

Protection Centre) Policies and procedures

HOW DO WE KEEP

YOUSAFE?

Safeguarding means protecting people’s health, wellbeing and human rights, and enabling them to live free from harm, abuse and neglect.

Are there any Questions?

Get some lunch!!!45 min. break

Check the picture clues c

oming

up – Can you guess

the famous

person?

The Famous person is:

Safetycare Foot, eye, and hand safety DVD’s

(questions and answers)

The course components of your Apprenticeship

DAY TWO

Course components for:

Course components

Socrative is a tool used in our sessions to complete tests/quizzes/evaluations.

As this is an interactive web application you have the choice to either log on using the computer or your mobile/ipad.

PC: Log on now using the following web address: http://m.socrative.com

Mobile: You will need to download the app:Socrative student

Please complete the evaluation Quiz on Socrative

Thank you very much & GOOD LUCK with your Assignment!