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An elected Occupational Safety and Health Representative (OSH representative) is a vital communication nexus between employees; these representatives aid in upholding work safety and organisational management, while ensuring employees value safe work methods. Their role contains many functions including conducting workplace inspections, assisting in investigations and liaising between employees and management staff.
This Safety and Health Representatives training course in Perth is accredited by Worksafe WA and the topics covered are mapped to the units of competency within the Certificate III in Work Health and Safety qualification. This course now refers to the new WA Work Health and Safety legislation that came into effect on 1st January 2022. All ATI-Mirage WHS trainers are current, and are actively involved in the transition to the new WHS legislation.
Our Perth OHS course instructors will provide participants with training on how to carry out the important functions and responsibilities of a Safety and Health Representative in the workplace.
Participants of this Perth-based training course will gain a practical understanding of the seven core functions of an Occupational Safety and Health Representative, along with the legal requirements and boundaries pertaining to this role. They will also learn how to carry out the important functions and responsibilities of a Safety and Health Representative in the workplace.
Any person who has been elected as a Safety and Health Representative.
NOTE: As this course is mandatory for any elected Safety and Health Representative, participants are entitled to take time off to attend this training with pay. Please liaise with your HR Department for confirmation.
ATI-Mirage welcomes attendance from special needs groups. ATI-Mirage will accommodate special needs where practicable in order to assist participants in achieving competency. Participants with Special Needs/Disability are under no obligation to disclose this to ATI-Mirage, unless the person is seeking assistance from ATI-Mirage for access, or with equipment, support and/or special facilities during the training.
Participants may also elect to undertake assessment for five units of competency which form part of the Certificate III in Work Health and Safety (see below for the list of competencies).
On completion of the course, participants will be provided with a Certificate of Participation.
They will also have the opportunity to complete a learning pathway and receive a Statement of Attainment for units completed within the Certificate III in Work Health and Safety. Additional fees will apply for this option. This will be achieved by:
Please advise us of your intention to complete these units of competency prior to your course as you will be observed during completion of activities during the course and encouraged to gather evidence over the course that you can then submit towards your final assessment.
BSBWHS307 Apply knowledge of WHS laws in the workplace
BSBWHS308 Participate in WHS hazard identification, risk assessment and risk control processes
BSBWHS309 Contribute effectively to WHS communication and consultation processes
BSBWHS310 Contribute to WHS issue-resolution processes
BSBWHS416 Contribute to workplace incident response
Become a qualified health and safety representative with ATI-Mirage. If you would like to find out more about our OHS training course, please contact us today or feel free to give us a call on (08) 9218 9059.
At the end of this course participants should be able to:
The OHS training course requires no previous training or experience.
“Lots of information made easy to understand and apply” Frank from Dept. of Mines, Industry, Regulation and Safety
“This course has provided me with the knowledge and skills to perform my role as an OHS Rep” Sue from Corruption and Crime Commission
“The best part of this course was its’ use of up-to-date information and the visual aids” Sam from BHP
“This course was very informative, and I will take a lot away to use in my workplace” Neil from Rio Tinto
“The interactive workshops were the best part of this course” Kim from Paraburdoo Primary School
“Course was well paced and presented” Mark from Department of Transport
“Great examples of OHS” Jay from Paraburdoo Primary School
“The best feature of this course was the team-based tasks” Phil from Main Roads WA
“Trainer kept the class entertaining. I enjoyed all parts of the course” Deanna
“Well informed presenter and lots of practical information” Sharyn
“Learnt how to document safety issues” Amanda from Kinetic IT
“Gave me great insight into my duties as a safety and health Representative” Liam from City of Melville
“I now have a better understanding of what is required of me as my workplace safety and health representative” Kathy from Carnarvon Community College
“Presenter was engaging and made the course relevant to our work setting” Amy from Neerigen Brook Primary School
“Trainer used a variety of learning methods and activities. Interactive and inclusive” Louise from Karridale Primary School
“Great delivery. Well run and organised” Rebecca from Curtin University
“Very interactive. Broad scope of examples used” Paul from HNZ Australia
“Gained a better understanding of the functions of the role” Kristoffer from Main Roads WA
“Content was covered by various approaches” Kirby from Rio Tinto
“Provided the tools to apply this training in the real world” Kenneth from Rio Tinto
“Trainer was great. Understood that we all came from different work backgrounds and used past examples to help us understand what we need to know” Todd from Rio Tinto
“The best feature of this course was understanding the five key components of this role” Rainer from South Coast Baptist College
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