Pinnacle Safety and Training is proud to announce that it has successfully re-registered with the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), securing its status until 2031.
Investing in leadership and management training can deliver substantial benefits, whether you’re running a small trade business or are looking to upskill your team in a larger, national company.
Statutory Supervisors in Western Australia must complete designated WHS units of competency to comply with mandatory eligibility requirements - here’s everything you need to know.
Ensuring you’re up to date with the latest first aid techniques could mean the difference between life and death. Is it time to refresh your skills?
As the implementation of the prohibition of engineered stone approaches, it is imperative for workers and businesses to enhance their understanding of silica dust risks and safety measures.
Discover the benefits of transitioning your company’s training online with Pinnacle Safety and Training to minimise your team’s downtime.
With the end of the financial year fast approaching, now is the perfect time to book training for your employees to ensure you claim the Business Skills Training Boost.
The keys to Pinnacle Safety and Training’s new Brisbane office have been handed over, ready to kick off a big 2024!
This blog post will outline what you need to know about the TAE Update and the new TAE Training Package (TAE40122). The following information helps answer some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), which will help give you insight into the proposed changes.
Does a job in rescue and emergency response sound exciting to you? A quick search on Seek tells us Emergency Services Officers are in hot demand. What do ESOs do and how do you become one?
Sean was brilliant: professional, engaging, personable, encouraging and knew his stuff. He also pushed us to do really well, which I liked. My background is in education, so it was good to learn a lot from the course, even though I’ve been a teacher for 20 years. I had expected to be bored by every minute of it, but I found it challenging (a bit frustrating at times because of the VET structure) and thought-provoking. This wasn’t just the ‘course’, per se, it was the value-add from Sean’s years of experience in different fields. He genuinely made me think about how I teach, and how I can do it better.
