People · UK duty guide
Inductions
Who has been told about this site, and who has not.
On the file
Who has been told about this site, and which induction they had.
Duty
CDM 2015
Where it is used
On arrival, before they start.
What the duty covers
- Site rules, emergency, welfare, and the hazards particular to the job.
- Nobody starts work until they have been inducted.
- A visitor and a subcontractor are not the same induction.
On the file
- The person
- Whether they are a visitor or someone working
- Site rules, emergency, and welfare
- The hazards particular to this job
- When it was done
How this duty should sit
These notes describe how the duty can sit on a digital record. This page is a guide to a UK duty. It is not a screen in EHSync Safety.
- Done on arrival. Not a form filled in later.
- The induction record shows who is cleared to be on site.
The duty
The UK law we work to, by name.
CDM 2015
Site induction for people working on the construction site.
MHSWR 1999
Information on the risks, and the controls.
Who uses it
The person inducting them. The record shows who is cleared to be on site.
Sits with
With the site rules and the emergency plan. A visitor and a subcontractor are not the same induction.
What good looks like
They are not treated as inducted until it is on the record. It is done on arrival.