As a young worker (aged 15-24) you are likely to have limited
work experience and may still be developing and maturing.
Without sufficient training, workplace induction and a clear
understanding of their capabilities, they could be at risk of
being seriously injured at work. Who are young workers? Young
workers include the following: - students leaving school and
entering full-time employment for the first time, including
apprentices and trainees - young people engaged in part-time or
casual employment - young people who work but are not paid for
the work done, such as unpaid work done for a family business
(excluding domestic chores) - work experience students and
vocational education and training students attached to the
education and training system. Am I at risk of a workplace
injury? All workplaces have some risks; the number and type of
risks vary depending on the type of workplace, the type of work
being carried out, the equipment being used and lots of other
factors. You will often be at risk of an in