Course details
Why the Heck Do I Need a Daily Journal?
Course Overview
This training fits very well with establishing a due diligence defense as well as being effective in moving forward with any coaching or disciplinary concerns. A daily journal could also be referred to as a notebook or daily logbook, however, we will simply refer to it as a daily journal in this training. A journal is important because if you do not have anything to show that you have tried to be duly diligent in terms of occupational health and safety law, you would not likely be able to PROVE that you were. Taking good notes is essential to learn and you must be dedicated to taking them. There will be many occasions that having a record of conversations, meetings, or training seminars will be crucial for your success as a supervisor. Of course, not absolutely everything must be documented, but certain things are a must, such as:
- Coaching meetings
- Work assignments are given and what safety precautions should be taken
- Important dates
- Disciplinary discussions
- Supervisory group and safety meetings
- Employee concerns that you must follow-up on, especially safety concerns
Topics Covered
After taking this training, learners will:- Understand the purpose and why a daily journal is essential
- Be able to identify what specifics must be included in a good journal entry
- Understand why context is important in documentation
- Know how proper documentation can aid in employee performance, disciplinary cases and help fulfill a due diligence defense
- Review some tips on good journaling
This course takes approximately 45-60 minutes to complete
A passing grade of 75% or higher required. Up to 3 attempts are provided.
A certificate will be provided upon the successful completion of this course
