Good trainers never stop learning themselves. To help grow your knowledge, we’ve compiled these trainer solutions to help you enhance your training and the experience of your learners.
While you can't prevent OSHA inspectors from showing up at your door, you can be prepared for them.
Whether you're a novice or an experienced trainer, it's helpful to periodically review some tips for making training programs impressive as well as effective.
For many adults, sitting in a training classroom is something to be avoided at all costs. However, training is a necessary part of today's workplace.
It's hard enough to prepare and present training programs, but a trainer's job is not complete until the training is documented.
A haphazard approach to training can leave workers confused about what they were supposed to have learned; and more importantly, they won’t be...
When employers schedule training, they should be aware that they may have to meet certain other obligations that might not be so obvious.
In general, adults take responsibility for their own learning. There are several characteristics of adult learners:
Employee orientation provides an opportunity to introduce new employees on the company safety culture, and positively influence them to always keep safety in mind.