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<strong>Wood</strong> <strong>Group</strong> <strong>HSE</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>Standard</strong><br />

Requirements<br />

• Training Employees should be adequately trained to perform<br />

their tasks, with appropriate supervision.<br />

• Training provision Training and induction of new employees,<br />

specific training required for specialised tasks, training to<br />

ensure continuing capability and competence, as well as<br />

training to recognise new technology or systems should all<br />

be considerations with regard to training provision and its<br />

continuing effectiveness.<br />

• Training providers Training providers or Trainers should be<br />

assessed for their own competence and suitability.<br />

• Selection When allocating work, leaders must ensure that<br />

employees are capable of undertaking the task, such as not to<br />

pose a danger to themselves or others.<br />

• <strong>HSE</strong> training Employees will be provided with suitable and<br />

sufficient training and induction to ensure that they are aware of<br />

<strong>HSE</strong> policies, obligations, standards, behaviours and processes<br />

with which they will be expected to comply.<br />

• Competence All employees must have the appropriate<br />

knowledge, skills, capability and competence to carry out their<br />

tasks in a safe manner. They should be informed and aware of<br />

the hazards, risks and control measures. Competence should<br />

be formally determined, assessed and recorded.<br />

• Training and competence – currency Training and<br />

competence will be maintained as current, with formal<br />

processes established to ensure that training and competence<br />

arrangements are subject to periodic and formal review.<br />

• Training and competence – development Processes will<br />

exist to ensure all employees develop their <strong>HSE</strong> capabilities.<br />

Assurance and verification<br />

• Compliance monitoring Each Business Unit will conduct<br />

periodic reviews or audits to assess compliance. Findings<br />

identified in periodic reviews/audits must be tracked and<br />

monitored to ensure closure.<br />

• Compliance reporting Any non-compliance must be reported<br />

to the Business Unit leadership and, where required, to external<br />

regulatory bodies. Reviews/audit reports will form part of the<br />

record of this.<br />

Support<br />

Resources<br />

& References<br />

<strong>Group</strong> HR Guidance documents<br />

<strong>Group</strong> <strong>HSE</strong> Competence Guidelines<br />

Where to find this:<br />

www.woodgroup.net/HR<br />

www.woodgroup.net/<strong>HSE</strong><br />

SAF/B/1.2 November 2012 <strong>Wood</strong> <strong>Group</strong> 23

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