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Executive Housekeeper WHS Induction Acknowledgement

by Nadine Coughlin, from the Community

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This template documents that an executive housekeeper has completed WHS induction for a hotel. It covers senior management commitment, roles and consultation, hazard reporting and risk controls, incident reporting, injury management and return to work, isolation and tag out of faulty equipment, record keeping, audits, infection control, manual handling, chemical safety and PPE, first aid and evacuation, emergency routes and announcements, escorted site walkthrough, location of first aid, toolbox talks, and routine safety inspections. Includes fields for hotel details and signatures for the executive housekeeper and the operations or area manager.

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