Young People in the Workplace
£20.00
This Young People in the Workplace training course is designed to promote the safety and well-being of young employees. It explores both legal requirements and practical considerations, highlighting the importance of appropriate training, effective supervision, and customised risk assessments to ensure a safe working environment.
| Accreditations | CPD, iirsm |
|---|---|
| Course Duration | 30 mins (approx) |
| Languages | 41 |
Welcome to the Young People in the Workplace training course.
As an employer, you must keep all staff safe. However, you need to take extra care when working with young people, whether they are employees, apprentices, or on work experience. This course helps you manage workplace health and safety with confidence. It clearly explains your responsibilities and shows you how to protect young workers effectively. Throughout the course, you will learn why age affects risk. You will also understand what the law requires, how to train and supervise young people properly, and how to carry out tailored risk assessments.
In addition, the course takes just 30 minutes to complete and includes a printable certificate.
Finally, it covers the following key sections:
- Young Worker : This section covers who is defined as a Young Worker in the Workplace.
- Young Worker Law : This section focuses on employment laws and any considerations that an employer needs to make to ensure a Young Worker is safe at work.
- Young Worker Training : This section looks at how supervision and training are paramount to ensure effective working of Young Workers.
- Risk Assessments : The last section of the course looks at the importance of information that must be recorded on risk assessments to ensure the safety of a Young Worker in the workplace.
By the end of the Young People in the Workplace training course, you will be able to identify who qualifies as a young worker. Understand the key laws employers must follow, and recognise the importance of proper training and supervision. You will also learn how to carry out effective risk assessments and record the right information to keep young workers safe.
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