Onboarding that turns new hires into long-term employees

Most frontline turnover happens early. Give new hires a clear start, role-ready skills, and a reason to stay.

Any time the company invests back into the people on the floor, it speaks volumes about the company and how they value us.

— Rachel Baine, Line Operator, Ajinomoto Foods
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HR training courses your crews will finish

HR training is often a legal requirement. Done well, it also builds a workplace where people want to stay.

Preview a few of Intertek Alchemy’s HR training courses:

The course library includes many more HR courses.

Workforce development training checklist

Safety, quality, productivity, and retention all depend on how well people are trained. But training only counts if it shows up on the floor and holds up in an audit. The teams that deliver both need:

One library for onboarding, HR, safety, and quality courses

The ability to build their own courses, no design experience needed

Learning plans they set up once and automate

A way to verify training on the floor and correct course when needed

Paperless records, ready 24/7 for regulatory and customer audits

A dedicated client team for ongoing support and advice

Intertek Alchemy gives us all the tools we need, without being constricting. You can change it, manipulate, and make it your own.

— Cole Smith, Training Coordinator, Cascade Coffee

Connected to all your other training

Onboarding and HR courses are part of the courseware in Intertek Alchemy’s Frontline Performance System. Everything is delivered and tracked on one platform, backed by industry experts.

Keep new hires past the first 90 days

It’s hard enough to find new talent to walk through the door. What keeps them is knowing the job, having clear objectives, and seeing that the facility planned for their first weeks.

Hear the difference effective training makes for frontline workers.

Frequently asked questions

Start with the safety, quality, and HR basics every employee needs on day one. Then add role-specific training and hands-on practice at the machine, and follow up with on-the-floor checks to confirm new hires are doing the job right.

Start every new hire on solid ground

Tell us about your hiring plans, and we’ll show you an onboarding program built for your floor.



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