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.
September 2019 saw the release of the newest version of the Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety - BSB41419. We answer your questions.
On 28 June, Pinnacle Safety and Training’s Operations Director, Wayne Johnson and our team of Regional Managers spent the afternoon ‘cooking for a cause’ with OzHarvest.
Pinnacle was engaged to develop Jump Form Rescue Training for the workers on this project and developed a number of scenarios and rescue plans accordingly.
Pinnacle Safety and Training is proud to announce the introduction of a new course, designed to help protect workers from the health risks associated with occupational silica exposure.
Pinnacle want to give our west coast students the opportunity to both learn more and increase their employability beyond WA with minimal extra commitment in terms of time and money.
Pinnacle Safety and Training is assisting Beon Energy Solutions with the provision of an HSE Advisor for the final stages of the Haughton Solar Farm project in north Queensland.
I was on the Vertical Rescue and Confined Space Rescue course last week and found the training from Kevin sensational. His knowledge and enthusiasm was terrific and he was very understanding and patient with the different levels of experience. I took a lot away from the training and will recommend it to others.
