When new employees are engaged in specific industries, they need safety training to improve their safety awareness and work skills, and ensure their own and others' personal safety and property safety. Safety training is generally divided into different levels, and new employees need to be trained at the corresponding level according to the actual situation.

First-level safety training

Level 1 safety training is the basic safety training for new employees. Level 1 safety training includes knowledge and skills in safety awareness, safety regulations, safety management and safety skills. The first-level safety training mainly aims at some general safety requirements, such as fire safety, health safety and mechanical safety. , designed to help new employees quickly adapt to the working environment and master basic safety knowledge and skills.

Secondary safety training

The second-level safety training is based on the first-level safety training and aims at the specific safety requirements of different industries. Secondary safety training includes knowledge and skills in industry characteristics, safety risks, safety measures and safety management. For example, the secondary safety training in the construction industry will involve safety requirements in aerial work, electrical safety and blasting operation, while the secondary safety training in the chemical industry will involve knowledge and skills in the safety management of hazardous chemicals.

Three-level safety training

Three-level safety training is a highly difficult, dangerous and high-tech job based on the first and second-level safety training. Three-level safety training includes knowledge and skills in work risks, safety measures and emergency handling, aiming to help new employees master high-level safety skills and the ability to cope with risks. For example, the three-level safety training in petroleum industry will involve the safety management and emergency treatment of oil and gas wells, while the three-level safety training in nuclear power industry will involve the knowledge and skills of nuclear radiation protection and emergency treatment.

In short, new employees need to receive corresponding safety training according to the actual situation, improve their safety awareness and work skills, and ensure the personal safety and property safety of themselves and others. Safety training is a continuous process, and new employees need to constantly update their safety knowledge and skills to adapt to different working environments and requirements.