A Plant Induction Register is used to document and verify that all plant equipment on a construction site has been properly inducted and meets safety requirements. It ensures that each plant has undergone necessary checks, including documentation, visual inspections, and risk assessments, to comply with site safety protocols.

The Plant Induction Register records essential details such as the date and time of the induction, the plant type, make, and model, operator information including licence number, and checks for necessary documentation like logbooks, operator manuals, maintenance records, and risk assessments. It also captures signatures from responsible parties to confirm the plant's compliance.

Having a completed Plant Induction Register on-site is crucial for ensuring the safety of all personnel. It provides a formal record that each piece of equipment has been inspected, is in good condition, and meets all regulatory safety standards. This helps in preventing accidents and ensures that only competent operators are handling the plant.

A Plant Induction Register should be updated whenever new plant equipment is introduced to the site or when significant changes occur, such as maintenance, inspections, or updates to risk assessments. Regular updates ensure that all records are current and reflective of the actual condition and status of the equipment on-site.