Intended for executives and managers who should know the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and the consequences of non-compliance.
This program is ideal for managers and supervisors at all levels,and ensures they understand key regulations, minimise workplace risks and foster a culture of safety and accountability.
The Continuous Risk Assessment Training is tailored for managers and supervisors who want to enhance workplace safety and maintain regulatory compliance.
The person credited with this unit standard is able to identify and explain the legal and organisational-specific requirements regulating the reporting and investigation of workplace incidents.
This training is designed to equip health and safety representatives with the foundational knowledge needed to identify hazards, enforce workplace safety and support compliance with legal regulations.
This training program is designed for experienced health and safety representatives looking to expand their expertise and take on greater responsibilities in safety and compliance.
The Continuous Risk Assessment Training is tailored for managers and supervisors who want to enhance workplace safety and maintain regulatory compliance.
The person credited with this unit standard is able to identify and explain the legal and organisational-specific requirements regulating the reporting and investigation of workplace incidents.
Learn vital skills such as fire prevention, extinguisher basics and safe evacuation. Gain confidence to act in emergencies. Quick, life-saving knowledge. Protect yourself, colleagues and property.
Gain life-saving skills and workplace compliance. Learn fire prevention, extinguisher use and emergency response. Accredited and practical. Protect lives and property.
Tackle complex blazes, hazardous materials and lead teams effectively. Gain critical skills for high-risk environments. Fully Accredited. Essential for Safety Officers and Industry Professionals.
Learn essential wildfire suppression, containment strategies and terrain tactics. Gain accredited skills to combat fierce flames and protect communities / land. Vital for rangers, landowners and emergency responders.
This program is ideal for managers and supervisors at all levels,and ensures they understand key regulations, minimise workplace risks and foster a culture of safety and accountability.
This program is ideal for managers and supervisors at all levels,and ensures they understand key regulations, minimise workplace risks and foster a culture of safety and accountability.
This program is ideal for managers and supervisors at all levels,and ensures they understand key regulations, minimise workplace risks and foster a culture of safety and accountability.
This program is ideal for managers and supervisors at all levels,and ensures they understand key regulations, minimise workplace risks and foster a culture of safety and accountability.
Basic first aid providers respond to emergency situations to provide efficient and immediate basic medical care to ill and injured persons during emergencies. They use a limited range of equipment and operate within common and uncommon situations providing a basic first aid care service that falls within a strictly regulated scope of work as defined by various regulatory requirements.
Basic first aid providers respond to emergency situations to provide efficient and immediate basic medical care to ill and injured persons during emergencies. They use a limited range of equipment and operate within common and uncommon situations providing a basic first aid care service that falls within a strictly regulated scope of work as defined by various regulatory requirements.
Intermediate level first aid skills programme will improve the quality of emergency care provided to patients in situations where it is required. It will equip first aid responders with the necessary skills and knowledge to respond effectively to a range of medical, trauma, and environmental emergencies.
This training equips learners with life-saving skills, ensuring they can handle high-pressure scenarios with confidence and expertise. Resuscitation techniques, trauma management and the ability to provide care in diverse environments all contribute to making them highly capable in emergencies.
The learners will be able to explain the rights, powers, functions and duties of the workplace health and safety representative and how any errant health, safety and environmental issues may be handled.
This training equips learners with the fundamental knowledge and skills needed to handle, store, and work safely with hazardous chemicals in the workplace.
This Unit Standard is intended for all managers who should know the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and the consequences of non-compliance.
This Unit Standard is intended for all managers who should know the requirements of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and the consequences of non-compliance.
This training is designed to increase awareness of hazardous chemical substances, ensuring safe handling, storage and compliance with workplace safety regulations.
This training is designed to help employees identify chemical hazards, handle substances safely, use protective gear and respond to emergencies, ensuring workplace safety and compliance.
This training provides essential knowledge for handling and managing hazardous chemicals safely in the workplace, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and protecting health.
This training ensures safe loading, transport, and off-loading of dangerous goods while following legal and safety standards. Learners gain skills to handle incidents effectively and comply with regulations.
The person credited with this unit standard is able to identify and explain the legal and organisational-specific requirements regulating the reporting and investigation of workplace incidents.
A person who has received training in the use of self-contained breathing apparatus, is critical for ensuring the safety of workers who may be exposed to hazardous environments, such as confined spaces, areas with poor air quality or emergency situations involving smoke or toxic gases. Workers understand the importance, proper use, hazards and compliance of self-contained breathing apparatus.
A person who has received training in working in confined spaces entry will understand significant hazards and risks posed when working in confined spaces and requires strict adherence to safety protocols to protect workers. A confined space is defined as an area that is large enough for a worker to enter and perform tasks, has limited or restricted means of entry or exit and is not designed for continuous occupancy.
A person who has received training in the use of self-contained breathing apparatus, is critical for ensuring the safety of workers who may be exposed to hazardous environments, such as confined spaces, areas with poor air quality or emergency situations involving smoke or toxic gases. Workers understand the importance, proper use, hazards and compliance of self-contained breathing apparatus.
This training equips learners to safely use fall arrest equipment while working at height. It covers hazard identification, equipment inspection and safe positioning, ensuring compliance under supervision.
This training equips learners with fall arrest and basic rescue skills to safely lower a casualty from height. It prepares them to supervise small teams in non-complex rescue scenarios.
This training prepares professionals to assess worksite risks and develop Fall Protection Plans for safe work at height. It covers hazard identification, equipment use and compliance with safety regulations.
A Fall Arrest Supervisor is trained to plan, implement and oversee fall arrest systems and rescues in complex work environments. They ensure worker safety, compliance, and effective emergency response.
A Professional Fall Protection Planner develops safety plans for multiple work-at-height access methods, ensuring compliance, hazard mitigation and effective fall protection strategies.
An Advanced Fall Protection Planner assesses risks and develops safety plans for multiple work-at-height access methods. They ensure compliance, hazard mitigation and effective fall protection strategies.
A Scaffold Hand supports scaffold assembly by preparing, selecting and transporting components for erection, modification and dismantling. They ensure efficiency and safety in scaffold operations.
A Scaffold Fixer assists in the safe erection, use, and dismantling of access scaffolding. They support Scaffold Erectors, ensuring efficiency and compliance with safety standards.
A Scaffold Erector is trained to safely assemble and dismantle various types of access scaffolding across different sectors. They ensure proper resource deployment, interpret drawings and follow safety regulations.
A Scaffold Inspector assesses erected scaffolding structures to ensure they meet safety standards. They identify hazards, verify compliance and certify scaffolds as safe for use, enhancing workplace safety.
A Scaffold Supervisor oversees the safe erection and dismantling of access scaffolding, ensuring compliance with regulations. They assess site risks, interpret drawings and manage resources for specialised scaffolding projects.
A scaffold assistant is the person responsible for assisting in the erection, use and dismantling of access scaffolding. They must be able to understand the nature and scope of access scaffolding. They will be able to provide assistance to the scaffold erector / dismantler during erection and dismantle of access scaffolding in a safe and efficient way.
A scaffold erector / dismantler is responsible for the erection and dismantling of access scaffolding. They have to be able to deploy the required resources for the specific task. They will be able to erect and dismantle various types of access scaffolds in a safe and efficient way on sites throughout a multitude of sectors. They will also be able to interpret basic drawings and instructions for the erection of access scaffolding.
The scaffold inspector / supervisor must inspect / supervise erected access scaffolding structures and sign it off as safe for use. They must be knowledgeable in all different types of scaffolds, applications and compliance. They will also be able to interpret basic drawings and instructions for the erection of specialised scaffolding. They must be able to assess site risks and accessibility.
The scaffold inspector / supervisor must inspect / supervise erected access scaffolding structures and sign it off as safe for use. They must be knowledgeable in all different types of scaffolds, applications and compliance. They will also be able to interpret basic drawings and instructions for the erection of specialised scaffolding. They must be able to assess site risks and accessibility.