Site-specific inductions

Introduce the site.
Keep the completion.

Publish the site rules, hazards and emergency arrangements. Capture the knowledge check and signed completion, then recognise a valid completion on return visits.

SafeSite induction register showing fictional worker Alex Morgan’s current Harbour House completion and recorded expiry.
The site induction recordThe person, site and recorded expiry can be inspected together.
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The working sequence

A clear first visit. A simpler return.

Managers publish the induction; each person completes the site’s relevant steps.

  1. Publish

    Prepare site-specific content and publish the checked version.

    Site content
  2. Learn and check

    Present the induction and grade the knowledge check.

    Knowledge check
  3. Sign and retain

    Capture completion with the person, content version and expiry.

    Completion record
  4. Recognise a return

    Reuse a valid completion for the same site rather than repeat it each shift.

    Current completion
Record context

Validity, versions and device support

Publishing replacement content creates a new version. Valid prior completion evidence remains valid until expiry.

Camera and cross-device QR behaviour depends on supported devices, browser permissions and operating conditions. Completion records the workflow step and does not prove identity.

In day-to-day use

Questions about site inductions.

How the steps and records fit together for your team.

What does SafeSite keep when someone completes an induction?

SafeSite grades the knowledge check, captures the signed completion and retains the link to the published induction version. Workers and contractors complete their own assigned-site steps, while the record shows which content version the completion belongs to.

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Does a replacement induction erase earlier completions?

No. Publishing replacement induction content creates a new version. Valid prior completion evidence remains valid until expiry and keeps its link to the earlier published content. You can discuss replacement versions and completion expiry together during a walkthrough.

Check versions in the worker experience

Is completing an induction the same as checking in to site?

They are separate records. An induction completion relates to the published content and knowledge check. Attendance records the check-in and check-out for an assigned site. SafeSite connects both within the site workflow so the team can review the relevant completion and attendance records.

See how site check-ins work

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See the induction your site team would use.