Centre Induction Clause Samples
The Centre Induction clause establishes the requirement for individuals to undergo an orientation or training session before accessing or working within a specific facility or centre. Typically, this clause outlines the topics to be covered during induction, such as health and safety procedures, site rules, emergency protocols, and any other relevant operational guidelines. Its core practical function is to ensure that all personnel are adequately informed and prepared to operate safely and efficiently within the centre, thereby reducing risks and promoting compliance with site-specific standards.
Centre Induction. A centre induction informs the hirer of their obligations during their hire regarding building security, emergency procedures and general housekeeping. It is the hirers responsibility to ensure an onsite centre induction is booked with the Facility Coordinator prior to the booking date. Appointments will be made during business hours around existing bookings Monday to Friday 9am to 4.30pm. Please allow a minimum of 30 minutes for your appointment. The person collecting the key and attending the induction will be held responsible for the event during the booking time. Hire fees are due and payable within fourteen days from the date of the booking request. Payment of fees will confirm your booking. To be eligible for the Community rate your group must be registered as a not for profit organisation or an incorporated group. A copy of your certificate must be provided at the time of booking to receive the discounted fees.