Nationally recognised units covering everyday worksite safety, compliance, and general industry inductions.
This course provides participants with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge required to provide a first aid response to a casualty in line with first aid guidelines determined by the Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) and other Australian national peak clinical bodies and aligned to Timor-Leste Emergency response standards.
The course applies to all people who may be required to provide a first aid response in a range of situations, including community and workplace settings.
This course provides participants with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge required to understand the structure, operations, terminology and safety expectations of the oil and gas industry, and apply the duty of care and safe-behaviour standards expected of workers entering oil and gas sites.
This IS Australia course provides an industry induction for workers new to, or preparing to enter, oil and gas exploration and production worksites. It covers the upstream-to-downstream life cycle, key operations and technologies, the regulatory and licensing framework, and the primary hazards and risk controls used in the industry. The course is designed to complement WHS-licensed and site-specific training by grounding participants in the safety culture, duty of care and reporting expectations that underpin safe operations on oil and gas facilities.
This course provides participants with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge required to safely operate empty container handling equipment (empty handlers, reach stackers and container forklifts) to lift, move and stack empty shipping containers in port, wharf and logistics environments.
This practical course equips participants with the skills, knowledge and supervised operating experience required to safely operate empty container handling equipment, including empty handlers used to lift, move and stack empty shipping containers. This course supports the WHS obligations of port, wharf and logistics operators for load-shifting, stability management and safe yard operations.
This course provides participants with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge required to recognise environmental responsibilities in the workplace and apply sound environmental work practices that support WHS, regulatory and site license outcomes.
This IS Australia course equips participants with the essential awareness, knowledge and practical skills to identify environmental hazards, apply Australian environmental legislation, and integrate sustainable work practices into day-to-day site activities. The course is designed to complement WHS-licensed training pathways by embedding environmental duty of care alongside hazard identification, risk control and incident reporting, supporting the environmental conditions typically attached to civil construction, resources and industrial site licenses.
This course provides participants with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge required to respond to fire and emergency situations in the workplace using portable fire-fighting equipment and carry out safe evacuation procedures in line with WHS Standards for High Risk Work.
This IS Australia course equips participants with the practical skills and knowledge required to recognise fire hazards, use portable fire-fighting equipment and perform safe evacuation procedures in accordance with High Risk Standards for Planning for emergencies in facilities. Designed to complement WHS-licensed site training, it prepares workers to act as members of an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO), supporting the employer’s duty under work health and safety legislation to prepare, train and equip workers for fire and other workplace emergencies.