Equips workers with the knowledge and skills to safely work at height in various situations. Online + hands on practical.

Equips participants with the foundational skills to become a height safety equipment inspector.

Allows workers to perform basic risk assessments and enter a confined space to conduct work under an issued permit and conduct gas testing. Online + hands on practical.

Allows workers to perform basic risk assessments and enter a confined space to conduct work under an issued permit. Online + hands on practical.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and practical skills to effectively perform the role and responsibilities of workplace fire warden.

Teaches participants the roles and responsibilities of a Chief Warden, as they relate to emergencies in the workplace.

Teaches participants the knowledge and skills to work within an organisation as a WHS safety advisor, assessor, officer or supervisor.

Designed for people who are wanting to work in a health and safety management field at an organisational level, such as WHS director or expert safety advisor.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of asbestos, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and skills to effectively work safely in and around the rail corridor. Previously known as the Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI).

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

This unit of competency is mandatory for all existing and new White Card Assessors for the delivery and assessment of the new “White Card” unit of competency CPCCWHS1001/CPCWHS1001.

Teaches participants how to lift and move materials manually and/or use basic manual handling equipment in a safe manner.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of silica, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Designed to teach participants how to undertake risk assessments, determine suitable control measures, and advise others on the implementation of controls.

Aims to train various personnel on the risk of operating in high-risk flammable and combustible environments.

The aim of ‘Chain of Responsibility’ is to make sure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for ensuring breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law do not occur.

Designed for those individuals wishing to perform the duties of a Supervisor or Mine Safety and Health Representative as detailed in the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act.

Some sites now require any person in a supervisory capacity to hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor G1, G8, G9.

This e-Learning course teaches participants how to review, authorise, issue and monitor a range of work permits.

Provide First Aid in a Childcare and Education Setting

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations involving infants and children and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

Choose from 3x Delivery Modes: Face-to-face (in-person), Virtual Classroom (online with a live-trainer), or Self-Paced Online program. A requirement for anyone wishing to pursue a career in training or assessing in Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector across a variety of industries.

Equips workers with the knowledge and skills to safely work at height in various situations. Online + hands on practical.

Equips participants with the foundational skills to become a height safety equipment inspector.

Allows workers to perform basic risk assessments and enter a confined space to conduct work under an issued permit. Online + hands on practical.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and practical skills to effectively perform the role and responsibilities of workplace fire warden.

Teaches participants the roles and responsibilities of a Chief Warden, as they relate to emergencies in the workplace.

Teaches participants the knowledge and skills to work within an organisation as a WHS safety advisor, assessor, officer or supervisor.

Designed for people who are wanting to work in a health and safety management field at an organisational level, such as WHS director or expert safety advisor.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of asbestos, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and skills to effectively work safely in and around the rail corridor. Previously known as the Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI).

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

This unit of competency is mandatory for all existing and new White Card Assessors for the delivery and assessment of the new “White Card” unit of competency CPCCWHS1001/CPCWHS1001.

Teaches participants how to lift and move materials manually and/or use basic manual handling equipment in a safe manner.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of silica, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Designed to teach participants how to undertake risk assessments, determine suitable control measures, and advise others on the implementation of controls.

Aims to train various personnel on the risk of operating in high-risk flammable and combustible environments.

The aim of ‘Chain of Responsibility’ is to make sure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for ensuring breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law do not occur.

Designed for those individuals wishing to perform the duties of a Supervisor or Mine Safety and Health Representative as detailed in the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act.

Some sites now require any person in a supervisory capacity to hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor G1, G8, G9.

This e-Learning course teaches participants how to review, authorise, issue and monitor a range of work permits.

Provide First Aid in a Childcare and Education Setting

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations involving infants and children and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

Choose from 3x Delivery Modes: Face-to-face (in-person), Virtual Classroom (online with a live-trainer), or Self-Paced Online program. A requirement for anyone wishing to pursue a career in training or assessing in Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector across a variety of industries.

Equips workers with the knowledge and skills to safely work at height in various situations. Online + hands on practical.

Equips participants with the foundational skills to become a height safety equipment inspector.

Allows workers to perform basic risk assessments and enter a confined space to conduct work under an issued permit. Online + hands on practical.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and practical skills to effectively perform the role and responsibilities of workplace fire warden.

Teaches participants the roles and responsibilities of a Chief Warden, as they relate to emergencies in the workplace.

Teaches participants the knowledge and skills to work within an organisation as a WHS safety advisor, assessor, officer or supervisor.

Designed for people who are wanting to work in a health and safety management field at an organisational level, such as WHS director or expert safety advisor.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of asbestos, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and skills to effectively work safely in and around the rail corridor. Previously known as the Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI).

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

This unit of competency is mandatory for all existing and new White Card Assessors for the delivery and assessment of the new “White Card” unit of competency CPCCWHS1001/CPCWHS1001.

Teaches participants how to lift and move materials manually and/or use basic manual handling equipment in a safe manner.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of silica, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Designed to teach participants how to undertake risk assessments, determine suitable control measures, and advise others on the implementation of controls.

Aims to train various personnel on the risk of operating in high-risk flammable and combustible environments.

The aim of ‘Chain of Responsibility’ is to make sure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for ensuring breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law do not occur.

Designed for those individuals wishing to perform the duties of a Supervisor or Mine Safety and Health Representative as detailed in the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act.

Some sites now require any person in a supervisory capacity to hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor G1, G8, G9.

This e-Learning course teaches participants how to review, authorise, issue and monitor a range of work permits.

Provide First Aid in a Childcare and Education Setting

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations involving infants and children and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

Choose from 3x Delivery Modes: Face-to-face (in-person), Virtual Classroom (online with a live-trainer), or Self-Paced Online program. A requirement for anyone wishing to pursue a career in training or assessing in Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector across a variety of industries.

Equips workers with the knowledge and skills to safely work at height in various situations. Online + hands on practical.

Equips participants with the foundational skills to become a height safety equipment inspector.

Allows workers to perform basic risk assessments and enter a confined space to conduct work under an issued permit. Online + hands on practical.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and practical skills to effectively perform the role and responsibilities of workplace fire warden.

Teaches participants the roles and responsibilities of a Chief Warden, as they relate to emergencies in the workplace.

Teaches participants the knowledge and skills to work within an organisation as a WHS safety advisor, assessor, officer or supervisor.

Designed for people who are wanting to work in a health and safety management field at an organisational level, such as WHS director or expert safety advisor.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of asbestos, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and skills to effectively work safely in and around the rail corridor. Previously known as the Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI).

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

This unit of competency is mandatory for all existing and new White Card Assessors for the delivery and assessment of the new “White Card” unit of competency CPCCWHS1001/CPCWHS1001.

Teaches participants how to lift and move materials manually and/or use basic manual handling equipment in a safe manner.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of silica, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Designed to teach participants how to undertake risk assessments, determine suitable control measures, and advise others on the implementation of controls.

Aims to train various personnel on the risk of operating in high-risk flammable and combustible environments.

The aim of ‘Chain of Responsibility’ is to make sure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for ensuring breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law do not occur.

Designed for those individuals wishing to perform the duties of a Supervisor or Mine Safety and Health Representative as detailed in the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act.

Some sites now require any person in a supervisory capacity to hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor G1, G8, G9.

This e-Learning course teaches participants how to review, authorise, issue and monitor a range of work permits.

Provide First Aid in a Childcare and Education Setting

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations involving infants and children and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

Choose from 3x Delivery Modes: Face-to-face (in-person), Virtual Classroom (online with a live-trainer), or Self-Paced Online program. A requirement for anyone wishing to pursue a career in training or assessing in Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector across a variety of industries.

Equips workers with the knowledge and skills to safely work at height in various situations. Online + hands on practical.

Equips participants with the foundational skills to become a height safety equipment inspector.

Allows workers to perform basic risk assessments and enter a confined space to conduct work under an issued permit and conduct gas testing. Online + hands on practical.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and practical skills to effectively perform the role and responsibilities of workplace fire warden.

Teaches participants the roles and responsibilities of a Chief Warden, as they relate to emergencies in the workplace.

Teaches participants the knowledge and skills to work within an organisation as a WHS safety advisor, assessor, officer or supervisor.

Designed for people who are wanting to work in a health and safety management field at an organisational level, such as WHS director or expert safety advisor.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of asbestos, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and skills to effectively work safely in and around the rail corridor. Previously known as the Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI).

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

This unit of competency is mandatory for all existing and new White Card Assessors for the delivery and assessment of the new “White Card” unit of competency CPCCWHS1001/CPCWHS1001.

Teaches participants how to lift and move materials manually and/or use basic manual handling equipment in a safe manner.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of silica, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Designed to teach participants how to undertake risk assessments, determine suitable control measures, and advise others on the implementation of controls.

Aims to train various personnel on the risk of operating in high-risk flammable and combustible environments.

The aim of ‘Chain of Responsibility’ is to make sure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for ensuring breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law do not occur.

Designed for those individuals wishing to perform the duties of a Supervisor or Mine Safety and Health Representative as detailed in the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act.

Some sites now require any person in a supervisory capacity to hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor G1, G8, G9.

This e-Learning course teaches participants how to review, authorise, issue and monitor a range of work permits.

Choose from 3x Delivery Modes: Face-to-face (in-person), Virtual Classroom (online with a live-trainer), or Self-Paced Online program. A requirement for anyone wishing to pursue a career in training or assessing in Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector across a variety of industries.

Equips workers with the knowledge and skills to safely work at height in various situations. Online + hands on practical.

Equips participants with the foundational skills to become a height safety equipment inspector.

Allows workers to perform basic risk assessments and enter a confined space to conduct work under an issued permit. Online + hands on practical.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and practical skills to effectively perform the role and responsibilities of workplace fire warden.

Teaches participants the roles and responsibilities of a Chief Warden, as they relate to emergencies in the workplace.

Teaches participants the knowledge and skills to work within an organisation as a WHS safety advisor, assessor, officer or supervisor.

Designed for people who are wanting to work in a health and safety management field at an organisational level, such as WHS director or expert safety advisor.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of asbestos, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and skills to effectively work safely in and around the rail corridor. Previously known as the Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI).

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

This unit of competency is mandatory for all existing and new White Card Assessors for the delivery and assessment of the new “White Card” unit of competency CPCCWHS1001/CPCWHS1001.

Teaches participants how to lift and move materials manually and/or use basic manual handling equipment in a safe manner.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of silica, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Designed to teach participants how to undertake risk assessments, determine suitable control measures, and advise others on the implementation of controls.

Aims to train various personnel on the risk of operating in high-risk flammable and combustible environments.

The aim of ‘Chain of Responsibility’ is to make sure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for ensuring breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law do not occur.

Designed for those individuals wishing to perform the duties of a Supervisor or Mine Safety and Health Representative as detailed in the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act.

Some sites now require any person in a supervisory capacity to hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor G1, G8, G9.

This e-Learning course teaches participants how to review, authorise, issue and monitor a range of work permits.

Provide First Aid in a Childcare and Education Setting

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations involving infants and children and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

Choose from 3x Delivery Modes: Face-to-face (in-person), Virtual Classroom (online with a live-trainer), or Self-Paced Online program. A requirement for anyone wishing to pursue a career in training or assessing in Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector across a variety of industries.

Equips workers with the knowledge and skills to safely work at height in various situations. Online + hands on practical.

Equips participants with the foundational skills to become a height safety equipment inspector.

Allows workers to perform basic risk assessments and enter a confined space to conduct work under an issued permit. Online + hands on practical.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and practical skills to effectively perform the role and responsibilities of workplace fire warden.

Teaches participants the roles and responsibilities of a Chief Warden, as they relate to emergencies in the workplace.

Teaches participants the knowledge and skills to work within an organisation as a WHS safety advisor, assessor, officer or supervisor.

Designed for people who are wanting to work in a health and safety management field at an organisational level, such as WHS director or expert safety advisor.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of asbestos, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and skills to effectively work safely in and around the rail corridor. Previously known as the Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI).

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

This unit of competency is mandatory for all existing and new White Card Assessors for the delivery and assessment of the new “White Card” unit of competency CPCCWHS1001/CPCWHS1001.

Teaches participants how to lift and move materials manually and/or use basic manual handling equipment in a safe manner.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of silica, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Designed to teach participants how to undertake risk assessments, determine suitable control measures, and advise others on the implementation of controls.

The aim of ‘Chain of Responsibility’ is to make sure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for ensuring breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law do not occur.

Designed for those individuals wishing to perform the duties of a Supervisor or Mine Safety and Health Representative as detailed in the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act.

Some sites now require any person in a supervisory capacity to hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor G1, G8, G9.

This e-Learning course teaches participants how to review, authorise, issue and monitor a range of work permits.

Provide First Aid in a Childcare and Education Setting

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations involving infants and children and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

Choose from 3x Delivery Modes: Face-to-face (in-person), Virtual Classroom (online with a live-trainer), or Self-Paced Online program. A requirement for anyone wishing to pursue a career in training or assessing in Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector across a variety of industries.

Teaches participants the knowledge and skills to work within an organisation as a WHS safety advisor, assessor, officer or supervisor.

This unit of competency is mandatory for all existing and new White Card Assessors for the delivery and assessment of the new “White Card” unit of competency CPCCWHS1001/CPCWHS1001.

Designed for those individuals wishing to perform the duties of a Supervisor or Mine Safety and Health Representative as detailed in the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act.

Some sites now require any person in a supervisory capacity to hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor G1, G8, G9.

Choose from 3x Delivery Modes: Face-to-face (in-person), Virtual Classroom (online with a live-trainer), or Self-Paced Online program. A requirement for anyone wishing to pursue a career in training or assessing in Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector across a variety of industries.

Equips workers with the knowledge and skills to safely work at height in various situations. Online + hands on practical.

Equips participants with the foundational skills to become a height safety equipment inspector.

Allows workers to perform basic risk assessments and enter a confined space to conduct work under an issued permit. Online + hands on practical.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and practical skills to effectively perform the role and responsibilities of workplace fire warden.

Teaches participants the roles and responsibilities of a Chief Warden, as they relate to emergencies in the workplace.

Teaches participants the knowledge and skills to work within an organisation as a WHS safety advisor, assessor, officer or supervisor.

Designed for people who are wanting to work in a health and safety management field at an organisational level, such as WHS director or expert safety advisor.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of asbestos, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and skills to effectively work safely in and around the rail corridor. Previously known as the Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI).

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

This unit of competency is mandatory for all existing and new White Card Assessors for the delivery and assessment of the new “White Card” unit of competency CPCCWHS1001/CPCWHS1001.

Teaches participants how to lift and move materials manually and/or use basic manual handling equipment in a safe manner.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of silica, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Designed to teach participants how to undertake risk assessments, determine suitable control measures, and advise others on the implementation of controls.

Aims to train various personnel on the risk of operating in high-risk flammable and combustible environments.

The aim of ‘Chain of Responsibility’ is to make sure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for ensuring breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law do not occur.

Designed for those individuals wishing to perform the duties of a Supervisor or Mine Safety and Health Representative as detailed in the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act.

Some sites now require any person in a supervisory capacity to hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor G1, G8, G9.

This e-Learning course teaches participants how to review, authorise, issue and monitor a range of work permits.

Provide First Aid in a Childcare and Education Setting

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations involving infants and children and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

Choose from 3x Delivery Modes: Face-to-face (in-person), Virtual Classroom (online with a live-trainer), or Self-Paced Online program. A requirement for anyone wishing to pursue a career in training or assessing in Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector across a variety of industries.

Equips workers with the knowledge and skills to safely work at height in various situations. Online + hands on practical.

Equips participants with the foundational skills to become a height safety equipment inspector.

Allows workers to perform basic risk assessments and enter a confined space to conduct work under an issued permit and conduct gas testing. Online + hands on practical.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and practical skills to effectively perform the role and responsibilities of workplace fire warden.

Teaches participants the roles and responsibilities of a Chief Warden, as they relate to emergencies in the workplace.

Teaches participants the knowledge and skills to work within an organisation as a WHS safety advisor, assessor, officer or supervisor.

Designed for people who are wanting to work in a health and safety management field at an organisational level, such as WHS director or expert safety advisor.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of asbestos, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Provides participants with the knowledge, training and skills to effectively work safely in and around the rail corridor. Previously known as the Rail Industry Safety Induction (RISI).

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

This unit of competency is mandatory for all existing and new White Card Assessors for the delivery and assessment of the new “White Card” unit of competency CPCCWHS1001/CPCWHS1001.

Teaches participants how to lift and move materials manually and/or use basic manual handling equipment in a safe manner.

An introductory course designed to provide an awareness and overview of silica, how to identify it and how it should be managed.

Designed to teach participants how to undertake risk assessments, determine suitable control measures, and advise others on the implementation of controls.

Aims to train various personnel on the risk of operating in high-risk flammable and combustible environments.

The aim of ‘Chain of Responsibility’ is to make sure everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility for ensuring breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law do not occur.

Designed for those individuals wishing to perform the duties of a Supervisor or Mine Safety and Health Representative as detailed in the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act.

Some sites now require any person in a supervisory capacity to hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor G1, G8, G9.

This e-Learning course teaches participants how to review, authorise, issue and monitor a range of work permits.

Provide First Aid in a Childcare and Education Setting

Teaches participants how to respond to first aid situations involving infants and children and manage patient care until an ambulance arrives.

Choose from 3x Delivery Modes: Face-to-face (in-person), Virtual Classroom (online with a live-trainer), or Self-Paced Online program. A requirement for anyone wishing to pursue a career in training or assessing in Australia’s vocational education and training (VET) sector across a variety of industries.