STAFF INDUCTION
Deputy is an all-in-one employee scheduling (rostering), time & attendance (time clock), tasking and communication platform. Employees can clock in using Deputy with the Deputy Kiosk iPad app with face detection, you can also complete and update personal details here, emergency contacts, account, super, tax file number etc. You can also apply for leave on Deputy.
InfoPad
RedDoor's safety operations and human resources - Links to operating procedures
www.multiskillcentre.com.au/infopad
Airtable is our staff and participation database. It holds training information, safety data and NDIS personal information (personal, plan information and appointments)
PAYS
Your pay cycle is weekly. Our week runs from Thursday (First day) to Wednesday (Last day) over a one week period. Pay is transferred from the company account within 3 working days but normally on Fridays. Pays will be automatically deposited electronically into the bank account details provided to MultiSkill Centre LTD.
Taxation payments are automatically deducted from your salary. Superannuation payments are paid into your nominated fund.
Payslips are automatically generated by Xero and sent to your email.
Workers are only authorised to use a participant’s money or other property with the consent of the participant and for the purposes intended by the participant. Most often budgets for materials, food, goods etc are available for participant activities. If weekly shopping is being undertaken with an NDIS participant as their core services activity for example, assisting them to use their personal funds is appropriate. Amounts spent should be recorded in the access note for that appointment. Staff should not provide any financial advice or information to participants. Exceptions are instances that would reasonably be required under the participant’s plan, for example assistance with general budgeting life skill.
HEALTH AND SAFETY SIGNS
Watch the video then select the correct statements below
This is not mandatory, you only have to wear hearing protection if you feel like it
This is a PROHIBITIVE sign, it tells me i must not do something
This is a WARNING sign
This is a SAFE CONDITION sign informing me of a safe exit
This is a FIRE EQUIPMENT sign, these signs tell me about fire fighting equipment
This is a WARNING sign, it indicates a potential hazard within an area
HOW TO USE A FIRE EXTINGUISHER
Watch the video then select the correct statements below
Watch the video then select the correct statements below
You should stand as close to the fire as possible
Never attempt to extinguish a fire, unless it is safe to do so
P.A.S.S stands for: Pull the pin, Aim the nozel, Squeeze the trigger and Sweep
You should aim the extinguisher at the top of the fire
TYPES OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
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Multiskill Centre uses the Dry Powder Type 4A:BOB:E fire extinguisher
Multiskill Centre uses the Water Type fire extinguisher
Class F fires are wood, paper and rubber
Class B fires are flamable liquid like petrol
The most common type of extinguisher is a Dry Powder extinguisher
There are 2 types of Dry Chemical extinguishers - A:B:E and B:E
HOW TO USE A FIRE BLANKET
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You should stand back and throw the fire blanket over the fire
Roll your hands foward to protect youself from danger
Slowly place the blanket over the fire, creating a seal
It is safe to pull back with a fire blanket
Never use water on a cooking fire
Always have a safe exit
EVACUATION
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When an alarm sounds, you should quiclky and calmly exit to the emergency assembly point
You can take your time evacuating your workplace
You can leave the emergency assembly point when ever you feel like it
If you see an emergency you should immediately sound the alarm and notify you fire safety officer (Paul Bashford)
Do not panic in an emergency situation
You can leave the emergency assembly point once authorised personnel have given the all clear
Where is this sign located?
In the smoking area
At the front of the building next to the road
In the cafe
In the construction area
Look at the pictures below, then select the correct statements.
No fire exit should be blocked
No fire fighting equipment should be blocked
Whoever put those things in the way could get into trouble
Whoever saw those things in the way and didn't report it could get into trouble
It's only the person who put it there that would get into trouble
It's only the person in charge of the building that would get into trouble
It could mean someone's life is lost if they can't get out of the building quickly
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