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Induction online
April 1st 2007

Available from Cardinus is a new e-learning course called Health & Safety Induction.

As it is online, employees can be individually trained as soon as they start work, rather than waiting for a suitable training slot.

The course has modules on emergencies, workplace safety, use of DSE, employee health, personal safety and driver safety, and there is a test to ensure understanding.

The training programme is highly automated, providing reports, certificates and scheduled email reminders. A complete record is stored in the database.

Chris Baldwin, MD, comments "We are delighted to offer this new course which fills a significant gap in the provision of online training." Safety & Health Expo, Stand K41

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