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Assessment 1: Written Questions 1. Identify and describe the main elements to consider when providing induction training to new workers in an organization.  Coming to know who they are going to work with is very essential in making the new workers more comfortable as when as easing them during their joining days in the organization.  Make friendly relation through the fresh environment, supporting them in finding the washrooms, first aid, facilities, etc.  All the workers must be informed to fill the document of employment and PF just after the joining date ( Gunningham, et al, 2017 ). 2. Who are the WHS duty holders in any organization? The duty holder are the individuals who are responsible for work health as well as the security inside the WHS , containing the individual establishing the business supplier, designer, manufacturer etc. who utilizes in the project. 3. Communication and consultation strategies should be put in place so that all workers understand their responsibilities and the necessity of implementing an effective WHS management system. What might these strategies include?  Discuss a proposed variation through the affected staff member as well as such representatives as quick as possible subsequent to the decision is designed.  Offer them the written data of the changes, how they can impact the staff members as well as the employer can kept in the place for preventing as well as decreasing such adverse impact ( Vallance, et al, 2019 ). 4. Some of the WHS human resources that may be required in an organization will include who? The human resource needs consider the essential efficiencies & attributes required through the 3

Task 2 Part A 1. The three issues that may apply to the AC are as follows -:  The system must be effective in maintaining the risk as well as preserving the individuals.  Reviewing the health as well as the security performance is a essential section of such health and security management system.  The reviews must be brought out through the managers at all the standards inside the company upon the scheduled routine. 2. The three WHS Policies -:  AC Work Health & Safety Policy The AC work health as well as safety policies establishes the college promise for continuing the improvement in the sector of health and safety from the structure of consultation critical responsibility as well as management departments which must be executed. The main aim of this policy is to encourage the health security as well as welfare of all the scholars’ contactors, as well as visitors of the college.  Work health & safety regulation act of 2011 The policy also offers the compliance through the provisions of WHS Act 2011 in addition to work health & safety regulation act of 2011.  WHS Responsibility Statement Workers have the answerabilities to contribute in the evolution of the safe & healthy office. Comply through instructions provided for self safety in addition to the health & that of the remaining one, on adhering civil work operation school strong corporate through the administration in their fulfillment of the their legislative obligations. 3. Duty Holders 6

Consultation The consultation among the employees as well as the college is referred as the important section of effectively maintaining the health and security inside the working environment. The college consult through the staff members so that they can participate in the making of the decisions for the successful implementation of safety processes as well as the devices developed for make sure the health, security as well as the welfare of the staff. 9

 Elimination Elimination of the hazard is not oftnly attainable from this does entirely remove a hazard as well as thereby eliminates the presence of risk.  Substitution The hazard substitution refers as the hazard control strategy in that the material as well as the operation is replaced through another which is less hazardous ( Devine, et al, 2019 ).  Engineering Controls This is very advanced way of controlling the hazard. They do not just eliminate the hazard yet also isolate the individual through hazard.  Administrative Controls The administrative controls for every variation for the means people perform.  PPE The personal protective equipment contains the overalls, gloves, safety glasses, respirators, clothing, high visibility clothing as well as security footwear. Part D 1.  Continuous working for long hours( Lamanuzzi, 2021 ).  Using bad posture in their work place  Repetitive strain injuries on neck, fingers, back, etc.  Inadequacies of present control measures 2. In health concerns the internet allows the care facilitator for earning the quick access for information which can support in assessing the health condition as well as development of appropriate treatment plans. 12

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The main aim of this policy is to encourage the health security as well as welfare of all the scholars’ contactors, as well as visitors of the college. 18

The policy also offers the compliance through the provisions of WHS Act 2011 in addition to work health & safety regulation act of 2011. 21

Offer the safe performing environment, reduce risk at the time of developing, work on the continuous assessment for inventing latest as well as developed risks. Offer the data as well as training for the staff members on the WHS obligations as well as how to comply through them. 22

The AC work health as well as safety policies establishes the college promise for continuing the improvement in the sector of health and safety from the structure of consultation critical responsibility as well as management departments which must be executed. 23

The employees as well as the authorities should participate in the responsibility of health and safety in the organization. 24

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