This course provides a general overview of the concepts, processes and risk management of isolating, locking out and tagging out (LOTO) stored energy. This applies to any workplace and industry where plant and equipment is present, from computers to complex plant and operations.
Each company will have their own procedures on Isolation and LOTO. It is important you become familiar with these procedures once you have finished the course.
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to enter and work in confined spaces in the resources and infrastructure industries.
This unit it appropriate for those working in operational roles where they are required to refresh their knowledge and skills to safely enter and work in confined spaces, including planning and preparing, safely working in a confined space, exiting the space and cleaning up and closing out.
This course is suitable for anyone working in the vicinity of commercial and industrial electrical equipment, for example, electricians and trade assistants working on commercial and industrial electrical equipment.
It is also applicable to anyone that supervises, manages or is a PCBU where this type of work is carried out.
The unit describes a participant’s skills and knowledge required to work safety at heights in the Resources and Infrastructure Industries.
This unit it appropriate for those working in operational roles where they are required to refresh their knowledge and Skills to safely perform work at heights including Identify work requirements, identify work procedures and instructions, Access and install equipment, Perform work at heights and Clean-up work area.
This course is designed to give those working in oil and gas, resources, and other industries detailed knowledge on how to run and manage a rigging loft or store. By ensuring a rigging loft is correctly managed, safe onsite lifting can occur and efficiencies in lifting equipment and rigging gear can be created.
This course is essential for anyone working with and around exploration drilling equipment and geological samples. It is suitable to operational and management roles. Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM) can be present in dusts, core samples, rocks and soils. Drilling and exploration can lead to exposure due to disturbance and accumulation.
This course provides practical knowledge on how to identify and manage the risks of exposure to respirable crystalline silica (RCS). It is suitable for anyone working in the construction, mining, transport, manufacturing, dentistry, artistry and any other industry where they may be exposed natural silica and engineered stone benchtops.
This course is essential for anyone working in the hydrocarbon extraction, processing or distribution industries whether in management roles, inspection and other roles in the field. Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM) can accumulate across the whole oil and gas chain of activity.
This course is suitable for anyone working in (or intending to work in) a hazardous area including operational and technical roles, and management and non-technical roles.
The course provides an overview of the legislative requirements for hazardous area installations; an introduction to explosion protected equipment, and how to interpret hazardous area classification drawings and equipment markings.
Hazardous areas are found across industries including, hydrocarbon, oil and gas, petroleum, transportation, processing, refining, storing and food processing where dusts are present, mining, pharmaceuticals and anywhere there is a risk of combustible dusts, gases and vapours.
This course is suitable for anyone in an operational, technical, or managerial role who work in (or intending to work in) an environment where H2S gas may be present. This includes within the oil and gas, petroleum, transportation, chemical processing, and mining industries.
The course provides an overview of the chemical properties, biological effects, detection, risk management and control.
This course aims to give candidates the ability to safely manage Hydrocarbon spills within the mining, construction, maintenance, and service industries. This awareness course provides in-depth knowledge on how to control, contain and cleanup spills.
This course is designed to provide an introductory overview of how to manage risks associated with friable and non-friable asbestos containing material (ACM), including where it can be found, steps to take to mitigate risks, personal protective equipment, and legislative requirements.
This course is perfect for anyone who preform work in or around houses, buildings or other structures where asbestos may be found.
This entry-level course provides the core knowledge and principles for those working with and around radiation.
It is suitable as a basic radiation safety course for technical personnel across all industries where radiation may be a risk, particularly in the oil and gas, mining and exploration, research, maintenance industries, or the public sector.