The basic first aid course teaches you how to respond safely to common emergencies until professional help arrives. It usually covers checking the scene and a person’s condition, calling emergency services, CPR and using an AED, helping someone who is choking, controlling bleeding, and caring for common injuries or sudden illness.
The Advanced First Aid course teaches you to take a more active role in an emergency than a basic first aid course. You practise assessing patients, deciding what care is needed, coordinating with other responders, and handing over information to emergency services.
The Basic Fire Fighting course teaches you how to prevent fires, raise the alarm, evacuate safely, and only when it’s safe use a fire extinguisher on a small, contained fire.
The fire-extinguisher course teaches you how to choose and use an extinguisher safely. You’ll learn to identify common fire types, match them to the correct extinguisher, check its condition, and practise the PASS method: Pull the pin, Aim at the base of the fire, Squeeze the handle, and Sweep side to side.
Occupational health and safety (OHS) is the practice of preventing work-related injuries and illness. A basic OHS course typically covers identifying hazards, assessing risks, using protective equipment, safe work procedures, emergency response, and reporting incidents or near misses.
The Workplace Health and Safety Representative course prepares an employee to represent co-workers on health and safety matters and raise concerns with management.
The Accident and Incident Investigation course teaches you how to examine workplace accidents, near misses, and unsafe conditions so similar events are less likely to happen again. It typically covers:
The Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) course teaches you to spot workplace hazards, judge how serious the risks are, and choose ways to reduce them before someone is harmed.
The Working at Heights course teaches workers to recognize fall hazards and plan tasks safely whenever they’re working above ground or near an unprotected edge, opening, roof, scaffold, ladder, or lift.
The Forklift Operator Safety Training course teaches workers to inspect and operate a forklift safely in their workplace.
The Safety Audit and Inspection course teaches you how to check whether a workplace is safe, identify gaps, and follow up on hazards.