Course content, duration, target audience, certification validity, and practical workplace deliverables.
Each course is delivered through four stages: understand the risk, assess the situation, apply the control, and take the method back to work.
Build the technical knowledge and recognize the exposure.
Evaluate risk, conditions, people, equipment, and consequences.
Practice controls, response methods, and safe decisions.
Use the method in daily work, supervision, and verification.
Recognize slips, trips, falling objects, traffic, unsafe storage, and poor housekeeping.
Rate likelihood, consequence, exposure, and the risk requiring action.
Select controls using elimination, engineering, procedures, PPE, and supervision.
Use hazard observations, near-miss reporting, toolbox talks, and stop-work authority.
Delivered: hazard spotting, risk assessment, control selection, and reporting practice.
Complete vehicle checks, route planning, journey risk review, and readiness checks.
Read traffic, road, weather, pedestrian, reversing, and third-party risks.
Control speed, distance, fatigue, distraction, braking, and changing conditions.
Apply daily defensive-driving, fleet inspection, and journey-management routines.
Delivered: defensive driving techniques, vehicle checks, journey planning, and incident response.
Make the scene safe, assess the casualty, identify life threats, and activate support.
Perform CPR, use an AED, control severe bleeding, and manage shock.
Maintain airway and breathing support and monitor the casualty for handover.
Lead a confident first response until professional medical help arrives.
Delivered: casualty assessment, CPR, AED use, bleeding control, shock management, and handover drills.
Understand fire chemistry, ignition sources, fire classes, and fire behavior.
Choose the correct extinguisher and understand first-response limits.
Use safe approach, escape positioning, alarm, communication, and evacuation.
Make disciplined fight-or-withdraw decisions under pressure.
Delivered: fire behavior, extinguisher selection, suppression practice, evacuation, and emergency coordination.
Eliminate height work where possible and select the safest access method.
Check ladders, platforms, harnesses, anchor points, edges, and access routes.
Use fall protection, dropped-object controls, exclusion zones, and supervision.
Prepare a rescue plan before work starts and stop unsafe climbing.
Delivered: height-work planning, equipment inspection, fall protection, dropped-object prevention, and rescue readiness.
Identify oxygen deficiency, toxic atmosphere, engulfment, and restricted access risks.
Understand permits, isolation, testing, ventilation, communication, and standby duties.
Know when entry is prohibited, conditions change, or work must stop.
Challenge unauthorized entry and escalate unsafe conditions immediately.
Delivered: confined-space recognition, permit awareness, gas-testing principles, standby duties, and rescue planning.
Spot shock, arc flash, fire, damaged equipment, overloaded circuits, and modifications.
Apply lockout and tagout, test-before-touch, and competent-person requirements.
Maintain panels, cables, tools, temporary supplies, barriers, and housekeeping.
Stop and escalate whenever electrical energy is not controlled.
Delivered: electrical hazard recognition, isolation, lockout/tagout, inspection, and safe-work practice.
Make the area safe, preserve evidence, protect people, and scope the investigation.
Gather records, photographs, interviews, and timelines to establish what happened.
Separate immediate, underlying, and systemic causes without assigning blame.
Write actions with owners, due dates, and effectiveness checks.
Delivered: scene control, evidence gathering, interviews, root-cause thinking, corrective actions, and verification.
Read labels and safety data sheets to identify hazards and exposure routes.
Apply segregation, ventilation, inventory control, containers, and PPE.
Control spills, exposure, transfer, waste, emergency communication, and escalation.
Maintain a chemical inventory and practical spill-readiness check.
Delivered: SDS use, labeling, segregation, storage, handling, PPE, spill response, and waste control.
Confirm weight, centre of gravity, capacity, ground condition, route, and weather.
Check slings, shackles, hooks, forklifts, accessories, and certification status.
Use competent operators, clear signals, exclusion zones, stable loads, and rules.
Use a lift plan and pre-use inspection routine for every critical lift.
Delivered: lift planning, equipment inspection, load control, signaling, exclusion zones, and stop-work rules.
Recognize tasks requiring formal authorization, isolation, controls, and coordination.
Define hazards, precautions, responsible persons, boundaries, and emergency actions.
Issue, communicate, display, suspend, and revalidate permits when conditions change.
Close permits properly and verify the workplace is safe after the task.
Delivered: permit selection, risk controls, isolation coordination, authorization, handback, and closeout.
Understand the hazard. Practice the control. Demonstrate competence. Take the method back to work.