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Emergency Response for Industrial WorkplacesStudy Method: Available on request Duration: CPD Points: 6 Who can attend: All Building Services Providers, Electricians, Plumbers and Gas-Fitters Overview: Covers the activity undertaken in different types of organizations where professional trainers are commissioned to teach employees the procedures they should follow in case of an emergency. |
Fire Extinguisher TrainingStudy Method: Available on request Duration: 2 hours CPD Points: 1 Who can attend: All Building Services Providers, Electricians, Plumbers and Gas-Fitters Overview: Fire Extinguisher training will ensure that you and your employees are suitably trained in the safe use of Fire Extinguishers, Fire Hose Reels and Fire Blankets. |
Better Work Tas - Networking SessionsStudy Method: Online Duration: 2-2.5 hours CPD Points: 2 Who can attend: All Building Services Providers, Electricians, Plumbers and Gas-Fitters Overview: This session provides information by talking to others and sharing WHS problems. WorkSafe Tasmania facilitates two meetings a year, and members are encouraged to organise their own meetings and catch ups - online or face-to-face. |
WHS and Risk Assessment - CPCPCM4011A/BSBOHS403B(Carry out work-based risk control processes and Identify hazards and assess OHS risks) Study Method: In person or distance Duration: 3 day Course CPD Points: 12 Who can attend: Plumbers Overview: This unit covers the identification of hazards, the assessment of risk, the identification of unacceptable risk and the determination, preparation and completion of a course of action. |
Safety Documents and Common WHS issuesStudy Method: Online, self-paced Duration: 4 hours CPD Points: 2 Who can attend: All Building Service Providers, Electricians, Plumbers and Gas-Fitters Overview: This course covers WHS workplace documents and addresses issues such as manual handling, noise, lead, mould, PPE and emergency procedures. |
Enter and Working in a Confined SpaceStudy Method: In person Duration: 1 or 2 day course - available on request CPD Points: 6 Who can attend: Gas-Fitters Overview: This course is designed to engage and challenge our attendees to enable them to return to their workplace with a better understanding of their personal responsibilities in the modern work environment, as well as provide them with the physical skill set to identify and use a wide range of control measures to prevent accidents in the workplace. |
Safe Working at Heights for resource and infrastructure sectorsStudy Method: In person Duration: 1 or 2 day course - available on request CPD Points: 6 Who can attend: Gas-Fitters Overview: This course is designed to engage and challenge our attendees to enable them to return to their workplace with a better understanding of their personal responsibilities in the modern work environment, as well as provide them with the physical skill set to identify and use a wide range of control measures to prevent accidents in the workplace. |
Scaffold Awareness - InspectionStudy Method: In person (available on request) Overview: The aim of this training is to provide constructions site supervisors/managers with sufficient information and knowledge to ensure scaffolding erected by contractors on site complies with relevant standards, to manage risks and inspect equipment. Topics covered include:
Cost: Members - $80 / Eligible non-Members - $110 |
Safety Management Plans (SMP)Study Method: In person Duration: 4 hours - available on request CPD Points: 4 Who can attend: All Building Services Providers Overview: You will learn how to use the Master Builders Site Safety Plan effectively to meet your legislative requirements as a principal contractors. Course includes the template, plan, practical advice all done on site/ NOTE: Course costs cover all resources and follow up visit. Pre-requisite - you will need basic computer skills to be able to modify your SMP. This training is available to members only and requires booking. Cost: Members - $300 |
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