Injury managementfirst aid procedures administration

• Injury management/first aid procedures.
• Administration of medications to children procedures.
• Child protection protocols.
• Managing workplace stress.
Note: When planning the induction process you must consider the specific legislative and regulatory
requirements as they relate to the health and safety of adults and children in the early childhood
environment.
Training Plan for WHS induction
Suggested timeframe for completion.
WHS obligations of employer and employee.
Employers
Providing necessary health and safety instruction, supervision & training
Ensuring all staff understands their roles and responsibilities
Providing necessary protective gear and equipment
Consulting with staff regarding decisions that impact workplace safety
Maintaining a register of all workplace injuries
Offering return to work programs for injured workers
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Theory Task - Student
CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care
Cluster 6 Safe and Healthy Environments
Employees
work safely
follow instructions
ask if you’re not sure how to safely perform the work
use personal protective equipment (PPE) in the way you were trained and instructed to use it
report injuries and unsafe and unhealthy situations to your supervisor or to your health and safety
representative (HSR).
List the documents (including policies, procedures and instructions) for carrying out duties in a safe manner.
- Daily Safety Checks
- Emergency Evacuation Procedures
- Reporting of Hazards
- OH&S Compliance Checks
List the documents (including policies, procedures and instructions) for carrying out duties related to
the health and safety of children.
Hazardous Materials Checklist
- Food Safety and Handling.
- Sun Safety.
- Child Illness Information Forms
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CHC50113 Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care
Cluster 6 Safe and Healthy Environments
Workplace requirements in relation to dress standards.
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