About Admire Workplace Safety

This unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required to provide first aid response to a casualty. The unit applies to all workers who may be required to provide a first aid response in a range of situations including in community and workplace settings.

This course provides training for staff who are required to control traffic with a stop/slow bat. This course does not qualify a participant to set up or work with traffic control plans.

This course addresses the skills and knowledge for those responsible for stopping and starting traffic in temporary traffic management using a stop/slow bat or boom gate.

This program is a good entry point for those wishing to establish themselves into the traffic control/management industry

To obtain a SafeWork NSW Traffic Control Work Training (TCWT) card, training and assessment must be carried out by a SafeWork NSW approved training provider.

This course addresses the skills and knowledge for personnel responsible for traffic management on a site to implement a work zone traffic management plan in the immediate vicinity of a workplace. This course does not qualify a participant to control traffic with a stop/slow bat or boom gate, or to modify existing traffic control plans.

This program is suited to those who have traffic controller experience and wish to further their career within the traffic control/management industry. To obtain a SafeWork NSW Traffic Control Work Training (TCWT) card, training and assessment must be carried out by a SafeWork NSW approved training provider.

Operate as part of an emergency organisation (Warden) is designed to train personnel to perform the role of Warden, but not Chief Warden, in their workplace Emergency Control Organisation (ECO).

This course is designed for personnel who are required to assist with evacuation control during an emergency in the workplace.

This may include Fire Wardens, Supervisors or WHS personnel. It is suitable for all industry sectors.

Prepare to work safely in the construction industry is also known as White Card training. Current Work Health & Safety (WHS) Legislation requires all employees that either work in the Construction Industry or enter any building or construction site, to be trained in WHS in the workplace. Upon successful completion of the course you will be issued with a SafeWork NSW Statement of Training which allows you to work in the Construction Industry immediately.

This course is suitable for those people working in operational roles that are required to enter confined spaces (enclosed or partially enclosed) for the purpose of carrying out work or inspections. The course can be contextualised to suit the actual scenarios relevant to your organisations confined space operations. This course is designed to train participants how to identify confined space hazards, how to work safely within confined spaces according to an issued permit and how to operate various confined space safety equipment.

This course is not suitable for Standby persons or Observers as it is a generic course designed to cover the knowledge and skills required for entering and working in a confined space only which includes hazard identification and their typical control measures, entry permit roles and responsibilities and when it is appropriate for a person to enter and leave a confined space. Acting as a confined space standby person or observer requires additional knowledge and skills as described in the WHS Regulations 2017.

This course provides the skills and knowledge required for individuals responsible for developing traffic management plans and traffic guidance schemes to perform a preliminary risk assessment of a temporary traffic management site and select, modify and design traffic management plans and traffic guidance schemes.

This course does not qualify a participant to control traffic with a stop/slow bat, or boom gate, or set up work with traffic control plans.

This program is suited to experienced traffic control/management operators.

To obtain a SafeWork NSW Traffic Control Work Training (TCWT) card, training and assessment must be carried out by a SafeWork NSW approved training provider.

The upgrade/refresher process is aimed at individuals that hold current traffic control qualifications and want to be able to operate portable traffic control devices such as temporary traffic lights or boom gates, maintain their industry currency and remain compliant with TfNSW training requirements.

The upgrade/refresher process is simple and provides you with a refresher of your existing knowledge and skills. It will also provide an opportunity for our trainers to bring you up to speed with all the latest developments in the Traffic Control Industry, particularly the introduction of the new TfNSW TCAWS manual (became a live document on 13/11/2020) which has some very significant impacts on your day to day operations, including the requirement to have your TC qualifications refreshed every 2 years.

The unit covers the basic procedures to evacuate a workplace and demonstrate the use of a portable fire extinguisher, a fire hose reel and a fire blanket.

This course is appropriate for anyone in the workplace who may be required to follow evacuation procedures, operate firefighting equipment, including fire wardens, plant and machine operators, supervisors and WHS Committee members.

This unit involves the skills and knowledge required to shift loads using manual handling methods, including assessing the risks associated with relocating the load, planning the relocation process and carrying out the relocation in accordance with the plan. The training will assist the participant to conduct a site specific risk assessment, identify manual handling hazards and identify, plan and carryout the correct manual handling procedures. This course is suitable for everyone in the workplace from any sector or industry, including, workers, team leaders, plant operators, supervisors and managers.. Face to face theory delivery including practical exercises and workplace inspections to view workstation setup and manual handling risks that are specific to the participant’s workplaces.