Trainer's Kits
Our training, awareness, orientation and induction Trainer's Kits include the
very popular: INDUCTOR™
Occupational Health & Safety Induction Course HASREP™
Health
& Safety Representatives & Committee Course VISITOR™Health & Safety Awareness
DVD For Short-Stay Visitors
Licence to
Train Eliminate
cost of Health & Safety Training by buying a one-off Group/Intranet licence
allowing the reproduction and use of these Trainer's Kits
throughout your entire your organisation.
Objective
Our objective is to issue organizations with a Licence,
encourage them to Customize
the course material, permit them to Reproduce
the workbooks and empower them to Train
their employees in Occupational Health and Safety as and when
required.
Buy ready-made Trainer's Kits Acquire
the fully customizable Trainer's Kits Adapt
the course material to suit your specific risk and needs Own
the copyright and license to use the material forever Reproduce
as many workbooks as you may require at no further cost Train
as many employees as your need Apply
for SETA accreditation
Cut the cost of
training Huge
ongoing savings can be made when using these Trainer's
Kits.
The
Solution
INTRA-TRAIN SA has been equipping trainers from commerce, industry,
government, hospitality and education, to run their own Health &
Safety training for over 15 years. These unique trainer's kits were
developed by a specialist team from the Dept of Labour, NOSA and
industry. We invite you to join the thousands who benefit daily
from this intellectual property.
About
INTRA-TRAIN SA
After
5 years in law enforcement and during his 5 years with NOSA [National Occupational
Safety Association of South Africa], Ken Annandale discovered that millions of
employees had never received formal health & safety induction or training. To remedy
this, he founded INTRA-TRAIN™, a
specialist Occupational Health & Safety Training company.
Who
is an "Employee"?
According to the Act*, employees are
defined as:
"Any
person who is employed by, or works for an employer and, who receives or
is entitled to receive any remuneration, or who works under the direction
or supervision of an employer or any other person". This includes
contractors, subcontractors, the self-employed and even visitors who
work on your premises. *
Occupational Health & Safety Act (Act 85 of 1993)
[1] Sec 8(2)(e) [2] Sec 17 [3] Sec 18(3)
The
Law* is Clear
[1] Every employer
must provide the necessary information,
instructions, training
and supervision to ensure the Health and Safety of their employees.
[2] Every employer who has more than 20
employees must designate a Health and Safety
Representative for that workplace.
[3] Every employer
must provide facilities, assistance and training
as a Health and Safety Representative may reasonably require.
