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This course will inform you of specific electrical standards and responsibilities that relate to authorisations to maintain, modify or install extra low voltage mobile and transportable electrical installations.On completion of this training course, you will have an understanding of:Auto electrical requirementsElectrical test equipment requirementsAustralian standards and legislationThe course covers the following topics:Legislation and compliance documentationVoltage definitionsElectric shockAuto electricalElectrical installation modificationsElectrical test equipment and maintenance

All electrical work, including repair, installation and alteration is to be undertaken strictly in accordance with the Work Health and Safety (Mines and Petroleum Sites) Regulation 2022 and associated Australian standards and site standards of engineering practice. This course will inform you of the specific standards and responsibilities that are relevant for authorisation as a low voltage electrical tradesperson in the mining industry.On completion of this training course, you will have an understanding of:Electrical tradesperson requirementsElectrical test and equipment requirementsAustralian standards and legislationThe course covers the following topics:Legislation and compliance documentationIP ratingsVoltage definitionsElectric shock protocolsPower restoration requirementsLighting plants, generators and welding machinesElectrical testing on energised low voltage equipmentAuto electrical equipmentElectrical installation modificationsPortable electrical equipmentElectrical test equipment and maintenanceArc flash and PPE requirements

This course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge required to perform a rescue from live low voltage (LV) electrical apparatus using a Low Voltage Rescue Kit in an electrical industry environment. It includes the organisational workplace requirements for the inspection and use of live LV panel rescue equipment, and how it applies to electricity supply industry (ESI) workers and/or electrical industry workers to meet work health and safety (WHS)/occupational health and safety (OHS), mobility and mutual aid requirements.Participants will also learn how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a person who is unconscious and not breathing normally in line with Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) Guidelines.

This course provides participants with the refreshed and updated skills and knowledge required for working safely at heights in the resources and infrastructure industries.Participants will refresh their knowledge regarding how to effectively eliminate or control risks associated with workplace falls by carrying out WHS requirements through safe work practices.Course ContentLearners will refresh their knowledge and skills on the following topics:LegislationPolicies and proceduresSafety systems and equipmentFall prevention measures and devicesFall arrest systemsLadder risk controlsCorrect use of laddersEquipment selection, inspection and maintenanceHazard identification, risk assessment and controlsHandling and securing equipment and materialsEmergency proceduresCorrect fitting of full body harnessesAssessment:This course includes the following competency-based assessments: A Theory Assessment with multiple choice and short answer questionsPractical Assessment, with tasks including:Pre-Start equipment inspectionsCompleting personal risk assessment documentation such as Take 5's and JSA'sCorrectly donning PPE, including a fall arrest harnessSetting up and using fall-prevention and arrest systemsClimbing ladder systems on at least two (2) occasions

This course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge required to work safely at heights in the resources and infrastructure industries. You will learn how to use safe work practices to effectively eliminate or control the risks associated with workplace falls and comply with Work Health and Safety (WHS) requirements.

The purpose of this course is to refresh and provide updates on recent developments for HACCP, including Codex Alimentarius 2022 Guideline for HACCP. It also covers the five preliminary steps and seven principles of HACCP.

The purpose of this course is to provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to perform an internal audit of part of a Quality Management System (QMS) based on ISO 9001:2026, report on the effective implementation and maintenance of the management system in accordance with ISO 19011:2026 and to contribute to the continual improvement of the QMS.Course ContentProcess-based Quality Management Systems (QMS)Auditing for Continual ImprovementAudit Definition and PrinciplesPlanning and Preparation for the AuditOn-site Audit ActivitiesAudit Reporting and Follow-upAuditor Competence

The first step to achieving SQF certification is to clearly understand the SQF Food Safety Code.The Implementing SQF System course is designed for those individuals, such as the SQF practitioner, responsible for developing, aligning, verifying, maintaining, and otherwise supporting the site’s SQF food safety System and its culture of food safety.With a focus on continuous improvement, practical activities provide attendees the opportunity to align their existing programs with the SQF Code and build skills that will enable an environment where food safety is a top priority.Upon completion of course, participants will be issued with a Statement of Attendance. An optional exam is available following the SQF course via the SQFI web site for an additional fee of $US85 - Click Here.Meet your Trainer:Damien Alexander is the SQFI Asia‑Pacific Representative and an award‑winning food safety professional with over 20 years’ experience implementing, auditing, and training SQF systems across Australia and internationally.Edition 10: Frequently Asked QuestionsFor a list of FAQ's related to Edition 10, please click here

This course has been developed by SGS for the benefit of clients wishing to understand the FSSC 22000 Certification Scheme and its requirements.On 1st May 2026 FSSC released an updated version from v6 to v7.This course aims to provide learners with an overview of the main changes from FSSC 22000 v6 to v7, including all major “new” and “enhanced” requirements, key process updates and changes to categories and subcategories.Course ContentIntroduction / Overview of FSSC 22000 V7 and the Core DriversMajor "New" and "Enhanced" RequirementsCategories and SubcategoriesKey Process Updates

DescriptionThis course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge required for entering and working in confined spaces in the resources and infrastructure industries. It includes planning and preparing for entry, work and exiting confined spaces including working in accordance with an issued permit, Standby duties, gas monitoring and the issuing of permits.Course Content:Legislation, standards, codes of practice and proceduresAssessing, entering, working and exiting confined spacesStandby dutiesSignageLock, tag out and isolation proceduresPurging and ventilationIssuing and working in accordance with a permitEquipment used in or near confined spacesHazard analysis, risk assessment and risk controlsProcedures for atmospheric monitoringUnderstanding and use of gas monitoring equipmentMaintenance of gas monitoring equipmentUse of ropes and knotsAssessment:A Theory Assessment with multiple choice and short answer questionsPractical Assessments, with tasks including:Pre-Start equipment inspectionsCompleting personal risk assessment documentation such as Take 5's and JSA'sTaking part in two (2) simulated confined space entries under supervision and instructionIssuing and observing work permits as part of the above Confined space entries

This course is designed to raise awareness of best and safe practices to eliminate risks that cause injuries and fatalities at construction sites. This unit of competency specifies the mandatory work health and safety training required prior to undertaking construction work.Course Content:Identify health and safety legislative requirements of construction workIdentify construction hazards and risk control measuresIdentify health and safety communication and reporting processesIdentify incident and emergency response proceduresOn completion of this training course, you will:Gain personal awareness and knowledge of health and safety legislative requirements in order to work safely and prevent injury or harm to self and othersLearn how to identify and orally report common construction hazardsUnderstand basic risk control measuresBe able to identify procedures for responding to potential incidents and emergenciesUnderstand correct selection and fitting of common personal protective equipment (PPE) used for construction workAssessment:This course includes the following assessments:A Theory Assessment with multiple choice and short answer questionsPractical Assessments, including:Verbal question and answersCompleting a formCorrect fitting of personal protective equipment (PPE)