Introduction of new employees


Introduction of new employees

- To hire someone is a large investment
- The new employee needs to start making a difference as soon as
possible
- Appoint a mentor that he/she can ask for advice
- Use a checklist with information and education to enable her/him to perform a good job

Introduction of new employees
- Preparation
- Welcoming:
- Training
- Integration
- Feedback
Preperation
Ensure their workspace and tools are ready before they arrive.
- Prepare a workplace
- Desk
- Chair
- Lights
- Office material (or where you fetch it)
- Computer
- Needed Computer accesses and programs
- Tools to perform the intended job
- Personal safety equipment
- Helmet
- Glasses
- Hearing protection
- Work clothes
- Access
- Card
- To facilities the new employee needs to enter
- Keyes if needed

Welcoming
Make them feel included from day one with personal greetings, team introductions, and a clear onboarding plan.
- Present the organisation the new employee will work in
- Overall Safety instructions
- Emergency exits
- Emergency meeting points
- What are the tasks that the new employee will start performing
- Appoint a mentor and introduce them to each other.
- What is the company culture
- Give a tour of the facilities
- Introduce some of the collegues by walking around presenting them in
person
Create an on board plan / training plan

These are just examples. Make a list that is adapted to the needs in your working place.

Schedule one-on-one meetings with the new employee and the manager
1.How is the work going
2.Do you feel welcome
3.Are there any obstacles
4.Can I help you in any way
5...
6..

The first day
1.Present the workingplace
(Chair, computer, id card …)
2.Present the company and its values
3.Present Evacuation
ways
4...
..
The first year
Frequency depending
on the need of both parties
Training:
Provide necessary training on tools, company policies, and role-specific tasks.
Establish a Training program tailor made to the individual
- Safety
- Physical
- Emotional or psychological
- Quality Culture
- XXX
- XXX
Safety

Everyone needs to feel safe (physical, emotional or psychological safety).
Safety (Physical)

By leveraging data analysis, providing relevant information and facilitating communication, a Safe Workplace can be created and maintained
Emotional or psychological safety

It is created through building trust in a working group and it involves a combination of actions, behaviours and communication that demonstrate
- integrity
- sincerity
- reliability
- consistency
- commitment
- competence
Here are some ways to create trust:
- Be Honest and Transparent
- Follow Through on Commitments
- Demonstrate Competence
- Act with Integrity
- Listen Actively
- Respect Others
- Be Reliable
- Admit Mistakes
- Maintain Confidentiality
- Build Relationships
