What hazardous goods do you use in the workplace and how do you store them? Key Points: adhesives, acids, resins, stains, lacquer, thinners and paint cleaners. Stored according to label, to avoid spills, emergency. Describe the processes you have used to handle dangerous goods or hazardous substances. Key Points: identify the dangerous goods/substance; follow procedures according to MSDS; comply with reporting, emergency procedure, PPE, handling/shifting, storage requirements and regulations. How do you contribute to teamwork in the workplace? Key Points: achieve work tasks; seek advice; assist others; support others; contribute to discussions and decision making; be flexible; be prepared to change plans; listen to others’ points of view; follow instructions; advise others of relevant information. Describe ways you can work effectively with others in the workplace. Key Points: cultural considerations; work as a team; be respectful etc. What information is important to with your co-workers? Key Points: changes in plans, instructions from supervisors, safety issues and concerns, other issues or concerns you might have relevant to the workplace, limitations in your ability. What do you think are the most important factors in giving or receiving instructions in the workplace? Key Points: having a good understanding of industry terminology and following workplace instructions both oral and written; responding to instructions promptly and in – line with industry expectations; instructing others as appropriate. Explain how instructions are provided to you in relation to allocated time to complete jobs or turn-around times. Key Points: job cards, work orders, project plans, verbal guidance, standards and benchmarks etc.
What hazardous goods do you use in the workplace and how do you store them? Key Points: adhesives, acids, resins, stains, lacquer, thinners and paint cleaners. Stored according to label, to avoid spills, emergency. Describe the processes you have used to handle dangerous goods or hazardous substances. Key Points: identify the dangerous goods/substance; follow procedures according to MSDS; comply with reporting, emergency procedure, PPE, handling/shifting, storage requirements and regulations. How do you contribute to teamwork in the workplace? Key Points: achieve work tasks; seek advice; assist others; support others; contribute to discussions and decision making; be flexible; be prepared to change plans; listen to others’ points of view; follow instructions; advise others of relevant information. Describe ways you can work effectively with others in the workplace. Key Points: cultural considerations; work as a team; be respectful etc. What information is important to with your co-workers? Key Points: changes in plans, instructions from supervisors, safety issues and concerns, other issues or concerns you might have relevant to the workplace, limitations in your ability. What do you think are the most important factors in giving or receiving instructions in the workplace? Key Points: having a good understanding of industry terminology and following workplace instructions – both oral and written; responding to instructions promptly and in line with industry expectations; instructing others as appropriate. Explain how instructions are provided to you in relation to allocated time to complete jobs or turn-around times. Key Points: job cards, work orders, project plans, verbal guidance, standards and benchmarks etc.
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