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If someone copies answers on the safety training exam for new employees, and the training duration is less than 72 hours, who should be held responsible in case an accident occurs due to inadequate training?

2015-12-03View Original

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Reply #22015-12-03
Uh~~ The records show that there was enough time. . All the evaluation criteria are at a passing level~~
Reply #32015-12-04
Onboarding training is generally handled by the Human Resources department, with the company’s safety team being responsible for its implementation. Once employees enter the workshop, they receive additional training there. In principle, they are not allowed to start working until 6 months have passed, so problems rarely occur. However, if issues do arise, these employees are all held jointly liable.
Reply #42015-12-06
It is difficult to dedicate 72 hours to specialized off-the-job training. If an accident happens, just leave it to fate.

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