OHS Online Induction
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The University has developed an On-line OHS Induction.
This course forms part of the induction training for all new staff of the University.
We also recommend that existing staff complete this course as part of their ongoing compliance training.
The aim of this course is to provide staff with an understanding of the importance of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) in the workplace and their responsibilities in relation to OHS as well as providing some useful information for accessing further documents and relevant information.
On successful completion (a score of 80% or better in the final assessment) you will be able to print off a certificate for your records.
To access the system please click on the link below, enter your staff username and password then select Health and Safety Training and complete the Induction module.
Please note that users require Internet Explorer to access the training.
If you have any questions about this course please contact Health and Safety
Further induction information is available at Induction and Orientation
Trouble Shooting
Problem: OHS Induction Screen Resolution Detection
Clients go into Moodle and launch the OHS Induction training module, but get a warning message about not having the resolution equal or higher than 1024 x 768.
Error ID:
If the desktop resolution is higher than 1024 x 768, then the issue is most likely due to having Internet Explorer 8 zoom set to a level that is not 100%.
Response:
Check that the resolution is higher than 1024 x 768.
If you are using Internet Explorer 8, then ensure that the zoom level (bottom right corner) is set to 100%.
FAQ's
Q. How Long will it take to complete the course?
A. The course should take about 60 - 90 minutes. The best approach is to complete one module at a time. Remember you can return to where you left the program by using the 'Resume' button which is located at the bottom of the Mani Menu screen.
Q. Can I use my keyboard instead of a mouse?
A. Yes. All of the program functions can be activated via keystrokes or mouse. Select the 'Help' button on the menu screen for more information.
Q. What if I need help using the course?
A. There is a 'Help' button on the main menu page. if you need an explanation on how to use the programs main features and functions then select this button.
Q. How is the course structured?
A. The course consists of seven modules including a overview and the final assessment.throughout the course there are activities design to test your understanding and application of knowledge. to complete a module you must past the module quiz. to complete the course you must pass the final assessment. There is also a supporting resource module where you can find additional resources to assist your learning.
Q. How should I organise my on-line training sessions?
A. Where possible, plan your sessions in advanced and try to ensure you are not interrupted. It is a good idea to try and break up your sessions into manageable blocks of time.
Q. Can I switch between my on-line learning course and other programs?
A. You can switch to another program by holding down your 'Alt' key and pressing the 'tab" key until the program you want is selected. Repeat the process to return to the on-line course. You can also view the start menu or task bar by selecting the 'Crtl'+'Esc' keys simultaneously. This lets you open other programs or complete other tasks while keeping the on-line course open. To return to the on-line course use the 'Alt+Tab' keys again.