Wodonga TAFE
2 days
This 2-day work health and safety course teaches workers how to safely work at heights through fall prevention techniques and compliance with legislation. Ideal for construction workers and supervisors who need to conduct tasks at height.
Participants must be at least 16 years of age. Day 1 covers CPCCWHS2001 Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry. If you have already completed this nationally accredited unit, proof of attainment is required and you only need to attend day 2. No prior experience is required, but a basic understanding of workplace safety is beneficial.
The course covers comprehensive fall prevention strategies and safe working practices at heights. Key topics include understanding equipment used whilst working at heights, proper monitoring and supervision procedures for workers at height, and essential housekeeping activities to maintain a safe work environment. Participants also learn about WHS requirements, policies and procedures specific to the construction industry. The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical assessment to ensure competency in all areas.
Wodonga TAFE is a registered training organisation (RTO 3097) delivering industry-relevant qualifications. Training and assessment are conducted by qualified trainers with industry backgrounds, ensuring practical, real-world knowledge. As part of Northern Victoria Institute of TAFE, the provider is committed to delivering quality vocational education aligned with current workplace standards and legislation.
This course prepares workers for roles involving working at heights across construction, maintenance, and related industries. While it largely complements current work in the field, successful completion enhances employment prospects and demonstrates compliance with workplace safety requirements. Graduates are better positioned for supervisory roles and specialized height work positions.