Utilizing online resources like e-learning modules and video tutorials makes training more flexible, which is especially helpful for teams with varying schedules or remote members. These resources can also be revisited whenever needed, making the learning process more self-paced and accessible. Frequent drills and practice sessions are also vital. It’s one thing to learn a concept, but repetition and real-time application help build confidence and muscle memory. As for ensuring effective training, I believe in creating a mix of learning methods combining formal training sessions with informal peer-to-peer learning and feedback loops.

One size fits all (typically webinar-based) is not the only good approach for teaching tech. Some people need a classroom to interact with instructors and peers or 1:1 tutoring. As long as you allow for that in a robust program with multiple training types, you are golden.

Preparing for emergencies protects lives, property, and the future development of your organization. It’s an important part of our workplace health and safety program.

This will include a combination of hands-on practical sessions, online modules, and scenario-based drills tailored to real-life hotel emergency situations. Initial training will be conducted by the technology provider or in-house experts, followed by refresher courses to reinforce knowledge. Regular assessments and simulations will be scheduled to gauge competency, and a designated support team will be available to address any technical concerns. This comprehensive approach will ensure all team members are proficient and confident in using the new technology effectively during emergencies.

New emergency response tech? No problem—training is mandatory… and very persuasive. ???? At Rent-A-Hitman, we make sure everyone learns fast—because in this business, you don’t get second chances. ???? ? Hands-on learning? You’ll get up close and personal with the equipment. ?? ? Interactive training? Let’s just say, if you don’t learn, you’ll feel it. ? Compliance? Everyone participates—voluntarily… or “voluntarily.” End of the day, you’ll know exactly what to do—because failure? That’s just not an option, capisce? ????