This nationally recognised unit covers the operation and maintenance of open‑circuit breathing apparatus. Participants gain the skills to safely don, operate, and maintain BA equipment in fire and industrial environments, ensuring effective use in hazardous atmospheres.

This nationally recognised unit involves the skills and knowledge required to identify and avoid workplace hazards and risks, maintain personal safety, and report identified issues to supervisors and team members. It is designed as an introduction to safe work practices and is relevant to workplaces requiring personnel to be involved in incidents, prescribed burns, and operational aspects of emergency management.

This nationally recognised course set combines two key safety units: issuing work permits and conducting hazard analysis. Participants learn to authorise high‑risk tasks, identify hazards, and implement controls to maintain workplace safety in civil and industrial settings.

This nationally recognised course set equips participants with the skills to safely enter and work in confined spaces while complying with permit‑to‑work systems. It covers hazard identification, risk control, and safe work procedures to protect crews in high‑risk environments.

This nationally recognised course set combines three essential safety units: permit compliance, gas testing of atmospheres, and confined space entry. Participants gain the skills to safely authorise, monitor, and perform confined space work while ensuring atmospheric safety and compliance with permit‑to‑work systems.

This nationally recognised course set provides comprehensive training in confined space safety, breathing apparatus operation, gas testing, hazard analysis, and permit‑to‑work systems. Participants gain the skills to authorise, monitor, and perform high‑risk tasks safely in civil and industrial environments.

This nationally recognised course set equips participants with the skills to safely test workplace atmospheres and enter confined spaces. It covers gas testing procedures, atmospheric monitoring, and safe confined space entry in line with WHS requirements.

This nationally recognised course set combines two essential safety units: confined space entry and working safely at heights. Participants gain the skills to identify hazards, apply risk controls, and perform tasks in multi‑hazard environments while maintaining compliance with WHS requirements.

This nationally recognised course set equips supervisors and workers with the skills to issue permits, conduct hazard analysis, and safely enter confined spaces. It provides comprehensive training in authorising high‑risk tasks, identifying hazards, and applying safe work practices in controlled environments.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to work safely in accordance with an issued permit. Participants learn how to follow site controls, comply with permit conditions, and maintain safety during permitted work activities.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to issue work permits in compliance with workplace procedures. Participants learn to assess hazards, authorise safe systems of work, and monitor compliance with permit conditions across a range of industries.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to conduct hazard analysis in the workplace. Participants learn structured methods for identifying hazards, assessing risks, and selecting simple control measures to reduce workplace risks before tasks are undertaken.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to operate breathing apparatus in contaminated or oxygen‑deficient atmospheres. Participants learn how to safely don, use, and maintain breathing apparatus to protect themselves and others in hazardous environments.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to test workplace atmospheres for potentially hazardous gases. Participants learn how to safely use gas monitoring equipment, interpret results, and confirm safe entry limits before commencing work in confined or hazardous environments.

This nationally recognised unit covers the operation and maintenance of open‑circuit breathing apparatus, adapted for industrial, rescue, and non‑fire contexts. Participants gain the skills to safely don, operate, and maintain BA equipment in hazardous atmospheres outside traditional fire service environments.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to undertake confined space rescues as part of a team. Participants learn to plan, prepare, and carry out rescues in confined spaces, applying safe work practices and emergency procedures to protect both rescuers and casualties.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to undertake confined space rescues in industrial and non‑fire agency contexts. Participants learn to plan, prepare, and carry out rescues in confined spaces, applying safe work practices and emergency procedures tailored to non‑fire environments.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to safely enter and work in confined spaces. Participants learn hazard identification, risk assessment, atmospheric monitoring, and emergency preparedness to ensure safe operations in confined or restricted environments.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to work safely at heights. Participants learn practical fall prevention techniques, correct use of harnesses and fall‑arrest systems, and emergency procedures to ensure safety when performing tasks above ground level.

This nationally recognised unit, commonly known as the “White Card” course, provides mandatory construction induction training for workers in NSW. Participants learn how to identify hazards, use personal protective equipment (PPE), communicate effectively on site, and comply with basic construction safety requirements before commencing work.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to identify fatigue risks and apply practical management strategies. Participants learn how to monitor personal alertness, implement workplace controls, and reduce fatigue‑related incidents in shift work, transport, and field operations.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to apply workplace health and safety (WHS) requirements, policies, and procedures in the construction industry. Participants learn how to follow safe work practices, identify hazards, and comply with site safety protocols to reduce risks.