Training Plan

The Training Plan Template is a detailed document designed to outline the training requirements and processes within a cleaning business. This template covers a comprehensive range of training areas, including risk management, OH&S compliance, environmental awareness, emergency evacuation procedures, manual handling, and waste management. The template ensures that all staff, from managers to operational personnel, receive the necessary training to perform their duties safely and effectively. It includes sections for recording competency requirements, training outcomes, and responsibilities, making it an essential tool for maintaining high standards of safety and operational efficiency.

What’s Included:

• Competency Requirements:
  • Detailed sections outlining the competency requirements for managers, supervisors, and operational staff.
• Risk Management:
  • External provider-led training on risk management processes, hazard identification, and control advice, ensuring staff can competently assess and mitigate risks.
• OH&S and EPA Acts:
  • In-house training on occupational health and safety responsibilities, regulatory obligations, and the duty of care required from managers and supervisory staff.
• Induction Training:
  • Comprehensive induction process covering job-specific tasks, site-specific safety requirements, and the use of PPE and other safety equipment.
• Job-Specific Training:
  • Tailored training for job-specific tasks, including licenses and permits, to ensure compliance with industry standards and company procedures.
• Emergency Evacuation:
  • Regular training on emergency procedures, legal obligations, and building-specific emergency issues, conducted by in-house or client-appointed trainers.
• Manual Handling:
  • Specialized training on manual handling techniques, risk assessments, and the use of lifting aids, particularly for high-risk areas.
• Waste Management:
  • Training on waste collection methods, environmental waste management, and client-specific waste handling requirements.
• Electrical Safety:
  • Training on checking and maintaining electrical equipment, including test and tagging procedures and reporting electrical faults.