This section gives new RedBlue team members a clear overview of what the New Worker Orientation covers before they head into the field. The full PDF goes into detail, but this page highlights what the orientation is all about and why it matters for day‑to‑day work.
What This Orientation Covers
The orientation walks you through the essential safety information every worker needs to understand before stepping onto a job site. It ensures you know the basics, know your responsibilities, and know how to keep yourself and others safe. Inside the PDF, you’ll find check‑off items such as:
Health & Safety Rules — the core expectations for safe work
Roles and Responsibilities — what’s expected from workers and supervisors
First‑Aid Procedures & Locations — where kits and eye‑wash stations are found
Right to Refuse Unsafe Work — especially important for young or new workers
Reporting Unsafe Conditions — how to flag hazards properly
WHMIS & MSDS Awareness — where to find chemical safety information
PPE Requirements — what to wear and when
Hazardous Work Permits — confined space, hot work, and other special procedures
Emergency Protocols — what to do in case of injury, fire, gas leak, or evacuation
Safe Work Practices — working at heights, with tools, machinery, chemicals, and more
The document also includes sections for your emergency contacts and medical profile, ensuring supervisors have the information they need in case of an incident.
Why It Matters
This orientation is designed to make sure every new worker starts off confident, informed, and supported. It sets the foundation for safe work at RedBlue and ensures you know exactly where to find help, who to talk to, and how to handle situations safely.
The full PDF linked here provides all the details and the official checklist used during your onboarding.