TasTAFE
4 days
Gain practical WHS knowledge and become an effective Health and Safety Representative with this four-day WorkSafe Tasmania-approved course covering legal frameworks, risk management, and incident investigations. Ideal for HSRs, deputy HSRs, and anyone seeking comprehensive workplace health and safety training.
There are no essential entry requirements for this course. However, previous vocational experience in WHS roles may benefit participant understanding. Sound literacy, numeracy, computing and learning skills are beneficial. Although not required, it is recommended that you have access to a computer with a reliable internet connection. Standard items such as pens, notebook or paper, and USB should be prepared for classes.
The course covers comprehensive WHS knowledge essential for Health and Safety Representatives. Topics include the WHS legal framework, understanding duties, rights and responsibilities of HSRs. Participants learn consultation techniques, problem-solving methodologies and issue resolution strategies. The course emphasizes managing WHS risks through hazard identification, conducting risk assessments, implementing controls and reviewing effectiveness. A significant component covers incident investigations, procedures for ceasing work, and the authority to issue provisional improvement notices. Practical classroom-based learning over four days enables participants to network with peers, solve real-world problems and gain hands-on experience applicable to their HSR roles.
TasTAFE is Tasmania's leading vocational education and training provider, delivering industry-relevant qualifications across multiple campuses. This WHS course is specifically approved by WorkSafe Tasmania, ensuring content meets regulatory standards and workplace requirements. TasTAFE's experienced instructors provide face-to-face, practical training with flexible delivery options including on-site workplace delivery for groups. The institution offers comprehensive student support services and recognition of prior learning, ensuring quality outcomes for all participants.
Upon completion, participants will be equipped to effectively fulfill their roles as Health and Safety Representatives or deputy HSRs in their organizations. The skills and knowledge gained enable HSRs to identify and manage workplace hazards, conduct risk assessments, investigate incidents, and ensure WHS compliance. Career opportunities include advancing to senior WHS positions, WHS management roles, or specialized WHS consulting. The qualification enhances employability in any industry sector and demonstrates commitment to workplace safety standards.
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