When starting any type of job, it is always good practice to start with reading and understanding all health and safety for the environment we are working In and the type of job we are doing. For example, when working with electrical components it is well to read risk assessments for the electrical equipment and the general workshop which is usually where most of the work is carried out. By reading relevant health and safety information before hand it will make you a safer worker as you now can Identify all hazards that can take place and avoid them to none. When it comes to finding this relevant health and safety information most information can be found close to the current job. All documentation is kept filed and stored in a safe location. This documentation can be accessed at any given time to allow yourself to refresh and re-educated yourself on health and safety. In the workplace there are many sources of health and safety information such as posters and billboards which provide relevant health and safety when carrying out tasks or how to safely use equipment. If the relevant health and safety information is not onsite or documented on