Pinnacle Safety and Training Blog

Online learning is a very different experience to being in a classroom. Here are five tips to help you get the most from your online course.

In the last couple of months, a number of illegitimate White Card courses have appeared online. Take these steps to ensure you’re not being scammed.

Work Safely at Heights now available as a blended online theory + half day practical course

Current advice for Pinnacle students about coronavirus (COVID-19).

Do you have a passion for teaching others? Perhaps you’re considering a career change. Find out the steps you need to take to become a trainer (Hint: it’s not as hard as you might think).

Do you need evidence that you completed a nationally recognised training course in the last couple of years? You can access your training record online.

Glenn McLaren, one of our Melbourne Trainers spent his Christmas holidays fighting our devastating bushfires. We sat down with Glenn to acknowledge his heroic efforts.

Once again, Pinnacle Safety and Training was delighted to see strong satisfaction results from our graduates surveyed by the National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) as part of their 2019 National Student Outcomes Survey.

Pinnacle Safety and Training CEO, Paul Botwright explains that all parties in the heavy vehicle transport supply chain now share responsibility for ensuring the safety of their transport activities.

From mid-October 2019, we will be delivering IRATA Rope Access training from our training centre in Silverwater, Sydney.