Professional Documents
Culture Documents
As part of your induction you will be required to attend an Induction Training Day. The
aim of this day is to welcome new staff and to introduce them to the standards and policies
of the company. It will also provide essential health and safety information. The training
days are held in January, April, July and October and you will be notified of the next
available event. Attached to this document is a personalised Induction Checklist which
you should complete with your line manager.
Personal calls should not be made on the documents specified in your contract
company telephones. Mobile phones must of employment. You will then be given a
be switched off whilst you are at work. username, email address, initial password
Smoking is prohibited on company and a copy of the IT Acceptable Use Policy.
premises. This policy is designed to ensure that staff
are aware of their professional
Uniform and Appearance responsibilities when using any form of
ICT. All staff must sign the policy and
Members of staff are expected to wear the
adhere to its contents at all times. You
uniform that is provided for them. It
must also be aware of, and comply with,
should be kept clean and in good repair
the Data Protection regulations. Further
and will remain the property of the
details on this will be provided own your
company. Name badges are part of the
induction training day. Below is a list of
uniform and should be worn at all times.
key staff contacts and their extension
Footwear should be appropriate for the
numbers which you may find useful:
area in which you work. Staff must
maintain the highest possible standards of Key Personnel
personal hygiene and cleanliness. DEPARTMEN NUMBE
NAME T R
Disability Awareness Janet Goode Personnel 3402
Waleed Patel IT 2691
People with a disability may find it hard to Julia Ould First Aider 2578
access our facilities and services despite Health and
many improvements in recent years. Ben Jackson Safety 4290
Effective service for customers with David Jones Safety Officer 3651
disabilities means treating everyone the Andy Clarke Director 3564
same regardless of disability. Be positive, Ruksana
Nasser Payroll 5402
polite and offer help if required.
Anti-virus Policy
We aim to provide a computing network
which is virus-free. A virus is a piece of
self-replicating code or malicious
programming code designed to destroy or
damage information on computers or steal
user data. Viruses are usually disguised
so their presence is not obvious to the
computer user. A virus infection can be
very costly to the company in terms of lost
Use of ICT Equipment data, lost staff productivity and lost
reputation. This policy applies to all
Many duties involve staff using
computer users. Staff should be aware of
computerised systems and the necessary
the main methods of preventing viruses,
ICT training will be provided. All staff are
three of which are:
given an IT account to access our IT
services. To obtain your IT account, you 1 Install quality antivirus
must first have provided personnel with all