Mining Industry

This nationally recognised unit covers the operation of a remote or pendant-controlled gantry/overhead crane. It involves planning and preparing, identifying load characteristics, operating the crane safely, and conducting post-operational procedures. This unit does not apply to cranes that require a High Risk Work Licence.

$700.00 per person
NOTE: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

1 Day | Face-to-Face – Theory & Practical

None

• Workers in manufacturing, logistics, steel fabrication, or warehouses
• Employers needing to verify operator competency
• Anyone operating a gantry or overhead crane with remote or pendant control in their job role
• Site workers required to move loads using overhead lifting systems

• Work health and safety (WHS) procedures and risk management
• Conducting pre-start equipment inspections
• Identifying load characteristics and lift planning
• Operating gantry/overhead crane controls
• Lifting, moving, and positioning loads safely
• Communication methods during crane operations
• Emergency stop and shutdown procedures
• Completing post-operational inspections and documentation

Upon successful completion, participants receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• RIIHAN305D – Operate a Gantry or Overhead Crane

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

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This nationally recognised unit describes the skills and knowledge required to safely conduct slewing crane operations in a range of settings, in accordance with WHS legislation, site policies, and industry standards. It includes planning and preparing for crane use, inspecting equipment, safely lifting and moving loads, and shutting down the equipment.

$700.00 per person
NOTE: Third Party trainers costs may differ

1 Day / Face to Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering safety, crane operation, risk control measures, and workplace procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:
• Pre-start inspections and site checks
• Safe lifting, moving, and placing of loads
• Interpreting and following lift plans
• Post-operation shutdown and reporting

Note: This course requires physical activity including climbing, standing, and manual handling. Students must have access to a compliant slewing crane in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Civil, construction, or industrial workers using slewing cranes
• Employers needing to verify crane competency where HRWL is not mandated
• Operators of cranes with a capacity under the licensing threshold or operating in non-licensable conditions

• Safe work practices for slewing crane operation
• Conducting site and load assessments
• Planning and preparing for lifting tasks
• Interpreting load charts and safety signage
• Operating the crane to lift, move and place loads
• Using communication systems (hand signals/radios)
• Shutting down and securing the crane post-operation

Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• RIIHAN304E – Conduct Slewing Crane Operations  

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This unit provides the skills and knowledge required to safely operate an elevating work platform (EWP) under 11 metres. It includes planning, conducting routine checks, safely operating the platform, and shutting down and securing the equipment.

$700.00 per person
Note: Third Party costs may differ

1 Day | Face-to-Face Practical Training

None

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIHAN301E – Operate Elevating Work Platform

• Identifying and managing worksite hazards
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks
• Safe operation of an EWP
• Emergency and shutdown procedures
• Use of safety harnesses and fall protection (if required)
• Completing job safety analysis (JSA) and risk assessments

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering hazard controls, operating procedures, and safety protocols

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate safe operation of an elevating work platform including pre-start checks, positioning, raising/lowering, and shutdown procedures.

Note: This course requires standing, climbing, harness use, and upper body movement. Students must have access to a compliant EWP (e.g. scissor lift or boom lift under 11m) in safe working condition for the practical component.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Construction and maintenance workers
• Warehouse or factory workers
• Parks and gardens or council staff
• Anyone required to operate a scissor lift or boom lift under 11m as part of their role

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation. 

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to operate a non-slewing crane safely, in accordance with WHS legislation, Australian standards, and workplace procedures. The course includes crane setup, pre-start checks, lifting and moving loads, using communication methods, and post-operation shutdown.

$700.00 per person
NOTE: Third Party trainers costs may differ

1 Day / Face to Face.

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering legislation, safety procedures, crane operations, and risk controls.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate safe operation of a non-slewing crane including:
• Pre-start inspections
• Load lifting and placement
• Load chart use
• Shutdown procedures

Note: This course requires standing, climbing, moderate lifting, and upper body movement. Students must have access to a compliant non-slewing crane in safe operating condition for the practical component.

Further Course Information

To successfully complete the course, students are required to provide one of the following:

• Letter of Support – from the student’s employer, supervisor, or site manager who has relevant experience with the machine and has observed the student operating it competently,
  OR
• Logbook – recording recent operating hours and tasks completed.
  The logbook can be completed prior to the course. If it is not completed before training, the trainer will be required to return at a later date to finalise the assessment sign-off with the student.

• Operators of vehicle loading cranes or other non-slewing cranes (>3 tonnes)
• Workers in civil, construction, and industrial sectors
• Employers seeking to verify employee competency
• Operators not required to hold a High Risk Work Licence

• Planning lifting tasks and reading load charts
• Identifying and controlling worksite hazards
• Conducting pre-operational inspections
• Safe use of lifting gear and attachments
• Operating a non-slewing crane to lift, move, and place loads
• Shutdown, post-operation checks, and reporting
• Communicating using hand signals and radios
• Understanding workplace procedures and WHS responsibilities

Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• RIIHAN212E – Conduct Non‑Slewing Crane Operations
  

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised course, commonly known as the White Card, is the mandatory minimum training required for anyone working on a construction site in Australia. It provides the essential knowledge and skills to identify construction hazards, manage risks, and follow safe work practices in line with current Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation.

$140 per person
NOTE: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 5 hours

Theory:

• Multiple-choice and/or short answer written questions

Practical (including physical requirements):

• Verbal interaction, risk scenario discussion, and simulated safety activities
• Participants must be physically able to demonstrate safe practices, such as donning PPE and identifying site signage

• Anyone starting work in the construction industry
• School-based trainees or apprentices
• Labourers, tradies, and contractors
• Supervisors, engineers, and project managers working on-site

• Workplace health and safety legislative requirements
• Construction hazards and risk control measures
• Communication and reporting of WHS concerns
• Incident response procedures
• Safe work practices and PPE usage

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• CPCWHS1001 – Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry

There is no mandated refresher for this unit; however, workers may be required to complete refresher training if they have not worked in construction for an extended period or if site-specific requirements apply.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This course provides hands-on training in the safe use of common hand and power tools used in construction, civil, and resource industry settings. Tools covered may include hammers, screwdrivers, socket sets, angle grinders, cordless drills, impact drivers, and reciprocating saws.

$350.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

approx. 4 - 5 hours | Face-to-Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal questions covering tool types, safe operation, and WHS responsibilities. (Basic English literacy and numeracy required)

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate the correct selection, operation, and maintenance of a range of hand and power tools.
Note: Tasks may involve lifting, kneeling, standing for long periods, and use of PPE such as gloves and safety glasses.

• Construction and civil labourers
• Mining and resources workers
• Apprentices or entry-level trade assistants
• Maintenance and site workers using tools in their role

• Identifying different types of hand and power tools
• Conducting pre-use checks and inspections
• Safe operating techniques
• Cleaning and storing tools correctly
• Recognising and reporting faults or hazards

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIISAM203E – Use Hand and Power Tools

While not mandatory, refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years or when new tools, workplace procedures, or safety protocols are introduced.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills to monitor and observe high-risk work to ensure safety is maintained. It is particularly relevant to those working near overhead or underground services, mobile plant, or in live work areas requiring clear communication and hazard identification.

$350.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 4 -5 hours | Face-to-Face 

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal questions covering safety responsibilities, exclusion zones, and communication protocols. (Basic English literacy and numeracy required)

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants must demonstrate effective observation, hazard recognition, and clear communication in simulated or live site conditions.
Note: Participants may be required to stand for extended periods and use hand signals or communication devices.

• Construction and civil workers
• Utility and infrastructure workers
• Machine operators working near live services
• Anyone required to act as a spotter under WHS regulations

• Roles and responsibilities of a spotter
• Identifying electrical and service-related hazards
• Maintaining exclusion zones
• Communication methods (signals, radios, verbal)
• Emergency response and escalation procedures

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIRTM203E – Work as a Safety Observer/Spotter

There is no formal refresher requirement for this unit; however, refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years or as required by workplace policies, especially in high-risk environments.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to safely inspect, fit, operate, and maintain a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) in hazardous environments. It is ideal for workers who may be required to enter confined spaces, respond to emergency situations, or work in atmospheres where respiratory protection is essential.

Training is delivered in accordance with WHS regulations and workplace procedures, with a strong focus on correct usage, communication, and personal safety.

$200.00 per person.
Note: Third Party trainers fees may differ

approx. 4 hours | Face-to-Face

Theory:
Written and/or verbal questions covering breathing apparatus types, maintenance, emergency procedures, and WHS requirements.
Basic English literacy and numeracy skills required.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants must conduct pre-operational checks, don and operate breathing apparatus in a simulated environment, and respond to workplace scenarios requiring safe use of BA equipment.

Note: This course involves wearing full breathing apparatus gear, moving in confined or low-visibility spaces, and operating under simulated emergency conditions.

• Emergency response team members
• Workers in confined spaces or hazardous environments
• Fire wardens and safety personnel
• Workers handling chemicals or exposed to low-oxygen or contaminated air

• Pre-use checks and equipment inspection
• Donning, adjusting, and removing SCBA
• Operating breathing apparatus in various conditions
• Managing time and air supply
• Communicating while wearing the apparatus
• Responding to hazards and emergencies

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• MSMWHS216 – Operate Breathing Apparatus

Refresher training is recommended every 1-2 years or in line with your workplace or industry compliance schedule.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit provides participants with the skills and knowledge to safely test, monitor, and interpret atmospheric conditions using portable gas detection equipment. It is designed for individuals working in environments where hazardous gases may be present, such as confined spaces, tanks, or hazardous material storage areas.

Training focuses on understanding atmospheric hazards, using gas testing devices correctly, and responding to unsafe readings.

$200.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 4 hours |

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering gas hazards, equipment use, and workplace procedures.
Basic English literacy and numeracy skills required.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate pre-start checks, operate a gas monitor, interpret readings, and respond to simulated atmospheric hazards.
Note: Tasks may involve moving in confined areas, using handheld equipment, and following emergency procedures.

• Workers involved in confined space entry
• Maintenance and shutdown personnel
• Emergency response teams
• Technicians working in utilities, mining, waste, or chemical industries

• Types of hazardous gases and associated risks
• Selecting and calibrating gas detection equipment
• Testing single and multiple atmospheric hazards
• Interpreting gas test results and taking corrective action
• Maintaining records and complying with WHS procedures

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:

• MSMWHS217 – Gas Test Atmospheres

Refresher training is recommended every 2 years, or in accordance with industry and site-specific compliance requirements.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the requirements for working in confined spaces, including planning and preparing for entry, implementing risk controls, using breathing apparatus (where required), and safely exiting the space. It also includes legislative requirements, site communication protocols, and emergency response procedures.

$300.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 4-5 Hours / Face to Face

None.

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, confined space hazards, control measures, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for confined space entry
• Conducting pre-entry atmospheric testing
• Safely entering, working in, and exiting confined spaces
• Using PPE and safety equipment correctly
• Following communication and emergency procedures

Note: This course involves working in enclosed areas, wearing PPE, and possible use of breathing apparatus.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Utilities and maintenance personnel
• Manufacturing and processing plant operators
• Emergency services and rescue team members
• Anyone required to enter or work in confined spaces as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for confined space entry
• Planning and preparing for work in confined spaces
• Hazard identification, risk assessment, and control measures
• Correct use of PPE and safety equipment, including gas detectors and harnesses
• Communication procedures for confined space work
• Safe entry, work, and exit procedures
• Emergency and rescue protocols

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIWHS202E – Enter and Work in Confined Spaces

Refresher training is recommended every 2 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the planning, preparation, and safe execution of work at heights. It includes legislative requirements, correct selection and inspection of fall protection equipment, and implementation of control measures to prevent falls.

$300.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 4 - 5 Hours / Face to Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, hazard controls, and safe work procedures for working at heights.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for work at heights
• Correctly fitting and using fall protection equipment
• Moving safely and efficiently while working at height
• Implementing hazard controls and rescue procedures
• Inspecting and maintaining equipment after use

Note: This course involves working at height, wearing a harness, and performing tasks that require moderate physical fitness.

• Civil construction and mining workers
• Roofers, riggers, and scaffolders
• Maintenance and utilities personnel
• Telecommunications and infrastructure workers
• Anyone required to perform tasks at height as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for working at heights
• Hazard identification, risk assessment, and control measures
• Selection, inspection, and fitting of fall protection equipment
• Use of ladders, scaffolding, and elevated work platforms in a safe manner
• Anchor points, lanyards, and harness systems
• Rescue and emergency procedures for working at heights

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIIWHS204E – Work Safely at Heights

Refresher training is recommended every 2 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe and efficient conduct of lifting operations using cranes, hoists, or other lifting equipment (excluding high-risk work licence activities). It includes hazard identification, load estimation, selection of lifting gear, communication protocols, and compliance with WHS legislation and site procedures.

$350.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

Approx. 5 Hours / Face to Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, lifting equipment operation, load management, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for lifting operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks on equipment
• Safely attaching, moving, and positioning loads
• Following communication protocols during lifts
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves manual handling, working around heavy equipment, and sustained periods of standing. Students must have access to compliant lifting equipment in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

• Civil construction and infrastructure workers
• Manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics staff
• Mining and resources industry personnel
• Anyone required to conduct lifting operations as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for lifting operations
• Planning and preparing for lifting tasks
• Conducting pre-operational checks on lifting equipment
• Safe use of slings, chains, shackles, and other lifting gear
• Load estimation and centre of gravity considerations
• Effective communication during lifts (hand signals, radios)
• Hazard identification and control measures
• Safe shutdown and securing of equipment

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, lifting equipment operation, load management, and safe work procedures.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for lifting operations
• Conducting pre-start and operational checks on equipment
• Safely attaching, moving, and positioning loads
• Following communication protocols during lifts
• Completing shutdown and securing procedures

Note: This course involves manual handling, working around heavy equipment, and sustained periods of standing. Students must have access to compliant lifting equipment in safe working condition for the practical assessment.

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

Participants will learn to operate small plant and equipment commonly used on job sites, such as plate compactors, concrete mixers, jackhammers, demolition saws, and small generators. The course focuses on pre-start checks, safe operation, and post-operational maintenance.

$250.00 per person
Note: Third Party Trainers fees may differ

approx. 5 hours | Face-to-Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal questions covering safety procedures, equipment types, and operational checks. (Basic English literacy and numeracy required)

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will operate a range of small equipment in a controlled setting.
Note: Tasks may involve lifting, bending, manual handling, and working outdoors with appropriate PPE.

• Civil construction and landscaping workers
• General labourers and maintenance staff
• Apprentices and new entrants to the industry
• Council and local government employees

• Types and functions of small plant and equipment
• Pre-operational checks and fault identification
• Safe start-up, operation, and shut down procedures
• Cleaning, refuelling, and basic servicing tasks
• Workplace hazard controls and PPE requirements

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIISAM204E – Operate Small Plant and Equipment

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years or as directed by workplace policies or WHS risk assessments.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe loading and unloading of goods and cargo using manual handling methods and mechanical equipment. It includes hazard identification, load planning, selection of appropriate securing equipment, and safe lifting techniques to protect both workers and goods.

$250.00 per person
Note: Third Party trainers fees may differ.

approx. 5 hours | Face-to-Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, safe lifting techniques, and securing methods.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Preparing the work area and inspecting equipment
• Safely loading and unloading goods or cargo
• Applying correct restraint and securing techniques
• Using appropriate manual handling and lifting methods
• Completing documentation

Note: This course involves standing for extended periods, bending, and lifting. Students must have access to appropriate goods or cargo, securing equipment, and a safe loading/unloading area for the practical assessment.

• Warehouse and logistics workers
• Freight and transport industry personnel
• Civil construction and mining workers
• Anyone required to load or unload goods or cargo as part of their role

• WHS and legislative requirements for loading/unloading
• Conducting load inspections and hazard checks
• Safe manual handling and lifting techniques
• Using mechanical aids and equipment
• Selecting and applying load restraints and securing methods
• Completing loading/unloading documentation
• Hazard identification and control measures

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
TLID0015 – Load and Unload Goods/Cargo

Refresher training is recommended every 5 years, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This unit covers the processes of selecting appropriate securing equipment, applying correct load restraint techniques, and ensuring cargo stability during transport. Emphasis is placed on workplace safety, legal responsibilities, and minimising risk of load movement.

$300.00 per person
Note: Third Party trainers fees may differ.

approx. 5 hours | Face-to-Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal questions based on load restraint guidelines, safety protocols, and compliance requirements (Basic English literacy and numeracy required).

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants must demonstrate correct use of securing devices and restraint systems to safely secure a range of simulated cargo.
Note: Tasks involve lifting, bending, and pulling tension straps or chains. Reasonable physical fitness and enclosed footwear are required.

• Truck, trailer, and freight drivers
• Plant and machinery operators
• Logistics, warehousing, and freight staff
• Anyone responsible for loading or securing cargo for transport

• Load restraint principles and legislation
• Choosing the right restraint methods and equipment
• Using tie-downs, chains, webbing, and lashing systems
• Preventing load shift, damage, or injury
• Completing required documentation and inspection procedures

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
TLIA1001 – Secure Cargo

Refresher training is recommended every 2–3 years or as per employer WHS and operational requirements.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.

This nationally recognised unit covers the safe isolation of plant and equipment, including identifying hazards, isolating all energy sources, and ensuring the work area is safe for access. It includes lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures, testing for zero energy, and compliance with WHS legislation and workplace procedures.

$250.00 per person
Note: Third Party trainers fees may differ.

Approx. 5 hours | Face-to-Face

None

Theory:
Written and/or verbal assessment covering WHS responsibilities, isolation procedures, and hazard controls.

Practical (including physical requirements):
Participants will demonstrate:

• Planning and preparing for plant isolation
• Correctly applying isolation devices and tags
• Testing for zero energy before accessing plant
• Safely accessing and securing plant for work
• Completing documentation in line with workplace requirements

Note: This course may involve bending, kneeling, and using tools for lockout/tagout procedures.

• Maintenance and servicing personnel
• Civil construction and mining workers
• Manufacturing and processing plant operators
• Anyone required to isolate plant as part of their work role

• WHS and legislative requirements for plant isolation
• Planning and preparing for isolation tasks
• Identifying energy sources and associated hazards
• Applying lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures
• Testing for zero energy before access
• Securing work areas for safe plant access
• Completing required documentation

Upon successful completion, students will receive a Statement of Attainment for:
RIISAM202E – Isolate and Access Plant

Refresher training is recommended every 2 year, or sooner if required by workplace policies, site requirements, or changes in equipment and legislation.

This Nationally Recognised Training course is delivered face-to-face by qualified and experienced trainers, ensuring a high standard of practical instruction.

  Important Information for Participants:

1. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN): Basic English, reading, writing, and numeracy skills are required.
   
2. Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must hold a valid USI to enrol.
   
3. Identification Requirements: Please bring three forms of identification, with at least one containing a photograph.
   
4. Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled course start time.
   
5. Enrolment Terms: For full details, please refer to our Student Handbook.
   

  All course materials and handouts are included in your course fee—Full pricing and applicable travel fees are confirmed at the time of booking.