Health and Safety Representatives (HSR) Training
Investment
$950 + GST
Delivery
Mine Training Australia
Osborne Park
Duration
Five (5) Days
The training is typically provided to employees who have been elected or appointed as HSRs by their colleagues or union representatives.
Health and Safety Representatives Training
At Mine Training Australia, we are proud to introduce our comprehensive 5-day Health & Safety Representatives Training Course. This course is specifically designed for individuals who are passionate about ensuring the highest standards of health and safety in their industry.
Unlock Your Potential in Health & Safety
This immersive course will provide you with the knowledge and practical skills you need to fulfil your role as a Health & Safety Representative. Our expert trainers, with vast experience in mining health and safety protocols, will guide you through real-life scenarios and case studies.
Health and Safety Representative (HSR) training is a program designed to provide workers with the knowledge and skills required to identify, assess, and control hazards in the workplace. The training is typically provided to employees who have been elected or appointed as HSRs by their colleagues or union representatives.
The training covers a range of topics, including:
- Introduction to health and safety legislation and regulations
- Roles and responsibilities of the HSR
- Hazard identification, assessment, and control
- Incident investigation and reporting
- Communication and consultation skills
- Workplace inspection and audit
- Risk management and safety culture development
- Emergency preparedness and response
- Workers’ compensation and return-to-work programs
You will be required to participate in practical exercises, case studies, group discussions, and assessments.
Course Highlights
- An in-depth understanding of health and safety regulations in the mining industry
- Tools and techniques for identifying, assessing, and managing workplace risks
- Practical conflict resolution skills for managing workplace health and safety issues
- Engaging group activities and discussions to stimulate learning
- Certification on successful course completion, recognised throughout Australia
What You Can Expect
During the intensive 5-day training, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the responsibilities of a Health & Safety Representative. The course combines theoretical learning with hands-on experience to equip you with practical skills for immediate application.
Venue
Mine Training Australia
46 Edward Street Osborne Park WA 6017
Lunch: Bring your own (microwave and fridge available).
Parking: Limited street and on-site parking available. Glendalough Train Station is only a short walk.
Why Choose Us?
Mine Training Australia is dedicated to creating a safe and productive mining environment across the nation. We pride ourselves on delivering quality training, tailored to the unique needs and challenges of the mining industry.
Join the ranks of successful students who are making a real difference in the mining sector. Book your spot on our Health & Safety Representatives Training Course today and take a step towards creating safer work environments in the mining industry.
$950 + GST
Mine Training Australia
Osborne Park
Participants must be eighteen (18) years of age to enrol in this qualification, they should be working in, or aspiring to work in a work health and safety (WHS) role
Participants require solid language, literacy, numeracy and computer literacy skills
Health and Safety Representatives (HSR) Training – FAQ’s
Welcome to the FAQ section for Health and Safety Representatives (HSR) Training in Australia. Here, we provide answers to the most commonly asked questions about this training. If you have additional queries, please feel free to contact us.
General Information
What is Health and Safety Representatives (HSR) Training?
This training is designed to equip Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) with the knowledge and skills to fulfil their role under the Work Health and Safety (WHS) Act. It empowers representatives to advocate for workplace safety and effectively engage with employers on safety matters.
Who is this training suitable for?
This training is suitable for employees elected as Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) or Deputy HSRs under the WHS Act. It is also relevant for managers and supervisors seeking to understand the HSR’s role.
Is this training mandatory for HSRs?
Yes, under the WHS Act, elected HSRs are entitled to attend this training to perform their role effectively.
Course Details
What does the training cover?
The program covers a range of topics, including:
- Interpreting the WHS legislative framework and its relation to the HSR role.
- Identifying workplace hazards and conducting risk assessments.
- Resolving workplace safety issues through consultation and negotiation.
- Issuing Provisional Improvement Notices (PINs).
- Participating in incident investigations.
How long does the training take to complete?
The HSR Training program is typically delivered over five consecutive days.
What are the delivery methods for the training?
We offer flexible delivery options, including:
- Face-to-face classroom sessions.
- Blended learning (a combination of online and in-person).
Are there any prerequisites for this training?
There are no formal prerequisites; however, participants must be elected as HSRs or Deputy HSRs to attend.
Benefits and Outcomes
What will I learn from this training?
Participants will learn to:
- Understand their responsibilities and powers as an HSR.
- Engage effectively with employers on workplace safety matters.
- Conduct safety inspections and incident investigations.
- Promote a culture of safety within the workplace.
What qualification will I receive upon completion?
Participants will receive a Statement of Attendance for completing the HSR Training program.
Will this training help improve workplace safety?
Yes, the training provides HSRs with practical tools and knowledge to proactively address workplace safety concerns and foster a safer work environment.
Cost
How much does the training cost?
Please view our website for information on fees for this course.
Additional Support
What support is available during the training?
We provide comprehensive support, including:
- Access to experienced trainers for guidance and feedback.
- Practical resources to apply training concepts in the workplace.
- Post-training support for implementing safety initiatives.
What if I need to withdraw from the training?
If you need to withdraw, please notify us as soon as possible. Refunds or rescheduling options may be available depending on the circumstances and timing of your withdrawal.
Enrolment
How do I enrol in the training?
You can enrol online via our website or contact us directly for assistance. Our team will guide you through the process and provide all necessary information.
What documents do I need to enrol?
You will need to provide:
- Proof of identity (e.g., driver’s licence or passport).
- Proof of election as an HSR or Deputy HSR (if applicable).
Further Information
For further details, please contact us or Call our friendly team on (08) 9221 1803
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