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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH
ABOUT US
IFAP is an independent, not-for-profit, member-based organisation governed by a Board of Directors.
The organisation has been providing leading risk management and safety solutions to industry for over 35 years.
IFAP is a Registered Training Organisation (No.1907) that provides nationally and internationally recognised
public, corporate and customised training, consulting services, information services, resources and safety
products. With seven training centres located in WA, NT and QLD (see pages 4-5) IFAP now trains over 18,000
people annually.
CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT SKILLS
Membership of IFAP provides many valuable benefits to organisations and individuals. Join the growing list of
over 1,500 members and Belong. Be Informed. Be Safe.
IFAP'S MISSION
To provide our members, clients and stakeholders with leading risk management solutions; access to information
and knowledge; partnering opportunities and a support network for practitioners.
IFAP'S VISION
To make a difference to the quality of life by leading the establishment of workplace cultures in which risks are
systematically managed.
IFAP'S TRAINING CENTRES
IFAP North Lake - Centre for Workplace Safety Training Solutions
Occupational Safety and Health Training
Construction and Equipment Skills Training
Fire and Emergency Response Training
Consulting Services
OFFSHORE & MARITIME
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IFAP Fremantle - Offshore and Maritime Training Centre
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Offshore and Maritime training
Fire and Emergency Response Training
Consulting Services
IFAP Fremantle - Major Hazards and Emergency Management Centre
Major Hazards and Emergency Management Consulting and Training
Review and Preparation for Plans and Procedures
Preparation and Conduct of Crisis and Emergency Management Exercises
MAJOR HAZARDS & EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT
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IFAP Kalgoorlie - Goldfields Safety Centre
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Occupational Safety and Health Training
Construction and Equipment Skills Training
Consulting Services
IFAP Darwin - North Australian Safety Centre
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Offshore and Maritime Training
Occupational Safety and Health Training
Fire and Emergency Response Training
Consulting Services
Practical Induction Training Programs
www.ifap.asn.au
About Us
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FIRE & EMERGENCY RESPONSE
ICA/IFAP - Induction Centres (Bibra Lake and Gladstone)
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SAFETY PRODUCTS
IFAP, in conjunction with Australian and overseas organisations, offers a comprehensive
range of safety materials and publications designed to assist in creating
a safe working environment.
The range available for purchase includes:
Danger Tags
- Out of Service
- Do Not Operate
- Do Not Start
Accident/Incident Reporting
- First Aid Treatment slips
- Risk Matrix cards
Hazardous Chemicals
- Segregation of Dangerous Goods chart (A4)
- Hazardous Substances ID& Hazchem Pocket Guide
Online Audit Tools
- myosh Online OSH management system
- Workplace Safety Australia Interactive Online Audit Tool
Publications
- A range of books by leading safety authorities including Professor E.Scott Geller,
Professor Andrew Hopkins, Joel Butler, Graham Marshall
- Workplace Safety Australia National Handbook
- Australian Workplace Safety Handbooks
• Emergency Response
• Ergonomics
• Machine Guarding
• Office Safety
• Safety Committees
• Violence at Work
Safety Products
Videos/DVDs
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For a catalogue, price list or order form, please contact
IFAP on (08) 9333 9999 or visit www.ifap.asn.au
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
Introduction to OSH
37
Introduction to WC & IM for AVRP’s
31
Leadership Team
6-7
Manage a Crisis
80
Manual Handling
33
MARCSTA Surface Induction
56
Media Management in Emergencies
82
Membership
10-13
myosh
14
OHS Management Systems Lead Auditor
23
OSH - Management Fundamentals
37
OSH - Managerial Responsibilities
33
Occupational Health & Safety - BSB41604 Certificate IV in
22
Occupational Health & Safety - BSB51604 Diploma of
21
Occupational Safety & Health for Supervisors
25
On-Scene Commander (OSC)
77
Operating Breathing Apparatus
95
Organisational Learning & Development
8
Portable Fire Equipment
90
Risk Management Essentials
39
Rigging
52
Rigging - BCG30703 Certificate III in
60
Safety Awarness Training Certificate (Construction Industry,
Blue Card) Course in
48
Safety Products
2
Safety & Health Representative, Introductory Training
26
Safety & Health Representative, Introductory (Oil & Gas Ind.) 78
Safety & Health Representatives, Refresher (Oil & Gas Ind.) 79
Safety & Health Representative, Refresher
27
Safe Working in Confined Spaces
91
Safe Working at Heights
93
Safe Working at Heights - Awareness
94
Scaffolding
53
Skid Steer Loader/Backhoe Operator
59
Successful Safety Committees
32
Survival Craft (TEMPSC) Operator
69
Survival Craft (TEMPSC) Operator Refresher
69
Surface Ventilation Technician Certificate III in
34
Surface Ventilation Officer Certificate IV in
35
Telephone Skills in an Emergency
75
The Safety Case
77
Training Course Index
Occupational Safety & Health
Construction & Equipment Skills
Offshore & Maritime
Major Hazards Emergency Management
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction
& Emergency Training (TBOSIET)
Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training
(TFOET) - OPITO Refresher
Understanding Psychosocial Hazards in Organisations
Vehicle Loading Crane Operator
Warden Evacuation
Warden Evacuation - Including Portable Fire Equipment
WorkSafe Plan Assessor Training
Workers’ Compensation & Injury Management for Employers
15
43
61
71
83
65
67
40
59
96
97
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30
Alphabetical Index
About Us
1
Accident Investigation
38
Accident Investigation (Advanced)
38
Administration and Corporate Governance
7
Advanced Injury Management
29
Aviation Escape & Survival (HUET)
68
Advanced Fire Fighting
87
Basic Offshore Safety Induction
& Emergency Training (BOSIET)
66
Booking Information
20, 46, 64, 74, 85
Chainsaw Operator
60
Confined Space Entry - Standby
92
Consultancy Services & Customised Training
Occupational Safety & Health
15-42
Construction & Equipment Skills
43-60
Offshore & Maritime
61-70
Major Hazards & Emergency Management
71-82
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
83-100
Contact Us
4-5
CONTAM Sampler Refresher
36
Contribute to Safe Tilt-up Construction Course in
55
Co-ordinate Incident Response
81
CN Crane
58
Corporate Communications
9
Crane Operator
59
Crisis Management Team (CMT) Workshop
80
Customer Relations
8
Dangerous Goods/Hazardous Substances
98
Dealing with Bullying Behaviour in Occupational
Environments: Prevention & Response
41
Dogging
51
Dogging and CN Crane
51
Elevating Work Platform
54
Emergency Team Member
88
Emergency Team Leader
88
Excavator
60
Fast Rescue Craft Operator (STCW95)
70
Fast Rescue Craft Operator
70
Fitness for Work
42
Forklift Truck Operator (Assessment)
49
Forklift Truck Operator (Skillbuilder)
50
Front End Loader Operator
59
Further Offshore Emergency Training Course
(FOET) - OPITO Refresher
67
Gas Test Monitoring
89
Handle Dangerous Goods/Hazardous Substances
99
Hazardous Substances in the Workplace
39
Human Resources Management in Emergencies
82
Hydroblasting, Induction Course in
57
Hydroblasting, Supervisors Course in
58
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IFAP Board
Induction Training
47
Industrial Services Induction Course in
57
Initial Response Fire Fighting
86
Injury Management Co-ordinator Course
28
Information Seminar for Injured Workers
28
Introduction to AIIMS
76
Introduction to Emergency Management
75
All information in this Yearbook is correct at the time of printing. While IFAP expects prices, services, merchandise and arrang ements to remain as stated for the year covered, IFAP
reserves the right to alter any price, service, condition or the availability of any service or item without further notice.
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CONTACT US
North Lake
Centre for Workplace Safety Training Solutions
IFAP NORTH LAKE - CENTRE FOR WORKPLACE
SAFETY TRAINING SOLUTIONS
IFAP North Lak e is IF AP’s head of fice and primar y administration
centre. It features purpose-built facilities including eight training rooms,
a fire training ground and skills training w arehouse.
CONTACT DETAILS
Marjorie Orringe - Operations Manager, OSH, Skills, ICA
128 Farrington Road, North Lake WA 6163
PO Box 339, Willetton WA 6955
PHONE 9333 9999 FAX 9332 3511
Customer Service Centre (Tollfree) 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 432 700
Fremantle
Offshore and Maritime Training Centre
IFAP FREMANTLE - OFFSHORE AND MARITIME
TRAINING CENTRE
IFAP Fremantle provides world-class training and practical e xperience
for a v ariety of lif e-threatening emergencies. This high class f acility is
located on the water and has an international standard METS helicopter
simulator, heated indoor pool, life rafts and boats, a fire training ground
and four training rooms.
CONTACT DETAILS
Mike Gillespie - Operations Manager,
Offshore and Maritime Training Centre
12 Rous Head Road, North Fremantle WA 6159
PO Box 339, Willetton WA 6955
PHONE 9430 6611 FAX 9430 6093
Fremantle
Major Hazards and Emergency Management Centre
IFAP FREMANTLE - MAJOR HAZARDS AND EMERGENCY
MANAGEMANT CENTRE
IFAP Fremantle provides training rooms and a st
ate-of-the-art
simulator f or practical training in the area of major hazards and
emergency management.
CONTACT DETAILS
Keith Harraway - Operations Manager,
Major Hazards and Emergency Management Centre
Koolinda House, Ground Floor, 12 Rous Head Road, North Fremantle WA 6159
PO Box 339, Willetton WA 6955
PHONE 9221 9200 FAX 9202 1571
Darwin
Contact Us
North Australian Safety Centre
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IFAP DARWIN - NORTH AUSTRALIAN
SAFETY CENTRE
IFAP’s first interstate centre, IFAP Darwin, opened in June 2006 and
offers a range of leading saf ety solutions. This facility hosts a heated
indoor pool, helicopter simulator , recently refurbished fire training
ground and training rooms.
CONTACT DETAILS
Lot 3276 Curteis Road, Berrimah Farm Berrimah, NT 0828
PO Box 39618 Winnellie, NT 0821
PHONE 8947 0404 FAX 8947 0084
www.ifap.asn.au
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CONTACT US
Kalgoorlie
Goldfields Safety Centre
IFAP KALGOORLIE - GOLDFIELDS
SAFETY CENTRE
IFAP Kalgoorlie provides workplaces in the Goldfields and surrounding
areas with easy access to qualit
y saf ety ser vices. This centre is
equipped with three training rooms and a large warehouse for practical
equipment skills training.
CONTACT DETAILS
Terry and Tricia Miles - All Mine Safety and Construction
7 Close Way, West Kalgoorlie, WA 6430
PO Box 5518, Kalgoorlie WA 6433
PHONE 9021 5569 FAX 9021 4491
ICA/IFAP - BIBRA LAKE - INDUCTION CENTRE
ICA/IFAP - GLADSTONE - INDUCTION CENTRE
(NOW OPEN)
IFAP, in partnership with Induction Centres Australia (ICA), opened the
Bibra Lak e Induction Centre in J uly 20 07. This f acility pro vides
common benc h-marked one da y induction training , deliv ered in a
practical ‘hands-on ’ en vironment. Training is pro vided using real
equipment and scenarios. All equipment is operational and is arranged
around a realistic central ‘plant’.
FOR ENQUIRIES AND BOOKINGS
BIBRA LAKE - PHONE 130 0 4327 00
1/ 42 Discovery Drive, Bibra Lake WA 6163
GLADSTONE - PHONE (07) 4976 9877
1 Hixon Street, Gladstone QLD 4680
IFAP Customer Service Centre
For ALL your public course bookings and enquiries
www.ifap.asn.au
Contact Us
PHONE 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
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BOARD MEMBERS
(L-R):
Dr David Leith,
Communications Manager,
Department of Corrective Services
Dr Irene Ioannakis,
General Manager,
Caterpillar Institute (WA) Pty Ltd
Martin Ralph,
Managing Director, IFAP
Dan Smetana (President),
Chairman, Joyce Corporation Limited
Richard Mehan,
Managing Director, Portman Limited
Denise McComish (Vice President),
Partner, KPMG Perth
Dr Brian Galton-Fenzi,
Consultant and Director,
The Healthy Worker Pty Ltd
Kim Horne,
Executive Director of Human
Resources and Environment, Health
and Safety, Alcoa of Australia
(not pictured)
Board & Leadership Team
LEADERSHIP TEAM
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(L-R):
Greg Pobar,
General Manager,
Accident and Incident
Response Solutions
Nancy Cummins,
Manager - OLAD
Arianne George,
Manager - Corporate
Communications
Ross Pratt,
Team Leader,
Technical Sales
Joseph Carrabba,
Chief Financial Officer
(seated front)
Martin Ralph,
Managing Director
(seated front)
MARTIN RALPH
GREG POBAR
Managing Director
General Manager - Accident and Incident
Response Solutions
Martin was appointed as Managing Director of IFAP in
July 2001 after four years as Operations Manager.
Martin began his Occupational Safety and Health career
in industrial hygiene, specialising in radiation protection.
After completing an Honours degree in Environmental
Science, he was appointed as a Special Inspector of
Mines (Radiation and Ventilation) with the Department
of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia. Martin has
a Graduate Certificate in Organisational Human
Resources and Safety and is a member of the Australian
Institute of Company Directors, the Society for
Radiological Protection and the American Society of
Safety Engineers. He is an accredited WorkSafe Plan
Assessor and Workplace Trainer.
Greg joined IFAP's Senior Management Group in January
2008 to contribute to the strategic direction of Crisis
and Emergency Management, Survival Training and Fire
Safety Training activities in Perth and Darwin.
Greg has worked in the public service for the last 21
years in a variety of leadership roles in marine operations
and fire and emergency response. Most relevant has
been his role as the Manager of Marine Operations for
the then Department of Conservation and Land
Management, Environmental and Risk Manager for the
Rottnest Island Authority, and District Manager for Fire
Services of the Fire and Emergency Services Authority,
being promoted to the rank of Superintendent of
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LEADERSHIP TEAM continued
Operational Coordination and Acting Director of Risk
Planning and Evaluation. He has a Graduate Diploma in
Executive Leadership with the Australian Institute of
Police Management in New South Wales.
JOSEPH CARRABBA
Chief Financial Officer
Joseph joined IFAP’s Senior Management Group in April
2007 as Management Accountant. Joe spent the first
four years of his career in the public practice where he
attained his CPA status. He then moved into the
commercial area of accounting and spent nine years in
management accounting in the manufacturing,
engineering, law and printing industries.
ARIANNE GEORGE
Manager - Corporate Communications
Arianne was appointed to the position of Manager Corporate Communications in December 2003 and is
responsible for managing alliance partnerships and key
client relations as well as overseeing and co-ordinating
strategic marketing activities, including IFAP’s annual
conferences, Safety Leadership Series events,
sponsorships, IFAP publications and market research, as
well as managing IFAP’s Member Services. Arianne
commenced at IFAP in 1994, following marketing roles
in both the finance and hospitality industries, and has a
Bachelor of Business Degree and a Certificate IV in
Strategic Marketing Management.
NANCY CUMMINS
Manager - Organisational Learning and
Development
Nancy was appointed as Manager - Organisational
Learning and Development in November 2007.
She has a strong educational, learning and development
background with wide industry experience at
management level (both nationally and internationally).
Nancy has been involved in developing Australian
Standards, is a Lead Auditor and has developed RTO
partnerships with Universities, TAFE and the private
sector.
ROSS PRATT,
Team Leader, Technical Sales
Ross joined IFAP in 2008. His current responsibilities
include implementing business development strategies
for a range of IFAP’s products including myosh and
Workplace Safety Australia. Recently Ross has also
become responsible for the management of both the
Customer Service Centre and Corporate Co-ordinator
teams. Ross’s experience as an electrician, assistant wine
maker and operations manager has seen him work with
safety in a practical way at many levels within several
industry sectors. This included the introduction of
greater safety awareness and practices within the wine
industry. As operations manager of a leading national
retailer Ross was responsible for the safety of a 250
strong work force and assisted in leading the safety
committee to national recognition of its dedication to
safer work practices within the retail sector.
(L-R):
Gillian Griffiths,
Accounts Payable
Linley Langullah,
IT Systems Officer
Annette Smith,
Executive Assistant
to MD
Joanne McKay,
Human Resources
Administrator
Joseph Carrabba,
Chief Financial
Officer
Jane Batterham,
Accounts Supervisor
Shannon Tyler,
Accounts Receivable
Jackie Zaknic,
Accounts Receivable
Julie Conway,
Accounts Payable
Rohan Klimisch,
Technical Officer
Leadership Team & Administration
ADMINISTRATION AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
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CUSTOMER RELATIONS
(L-R):
Louise Godfrey,
Receptionist
Tracy Farrell,
Customer Service
Co-ordinator
Christine Williams,
Customer Service
Co-ordinator
Brody Munyard,
Customer Service
Co-ordinator
Stephanie Frede,
Customer Service
Co-ordinator
(seated front)
Ross Pratt,
Team Leader/
Technical Sales
(not pictured)
Rani Chandra,
Customer Service
Co-ordinator
(not pictured)
Organisational Learning and Development
ORGANISATIONAL LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT (OLAD)
8
RTO (REGISTERED TRAINING ORGANISATION)
Maintaining IFAP's status as a Registered Training
Organisation is one of OLAD's primary responsibilities.
This ensures the maintenance and review of internal
training delivery and assessment policies and procedures
is conducted regularly in accordance with the AQTF
(Australian Quality Training Framework) Standards for
RTOs. In addition, the accreditation of IFAP courses is
sought and maintained, in accordance with National
Training Framework requirements.
By maintaining IFAP's RTO status, IFAP is able to
develop partnerships and alliances with other
enterprises, client organisations and similar
organisations with differing portfolios of services.
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
OLAD has a critical role in identifying current and
emerging technologies, encouraging the development
of new products and providing information and
accessibility to OSH solutions for IFAP and its clients.
(L-R):
Alice Florance,
Training Materials
Co-ordinator
Alison Woodcock,
Assessment
Administrator
Charis Neumann,
AQTF Co-ordinator
Tania Sawyer,
Projects Officer
Jenny Pope, iMIS
Administrator
Donna Beedham,
Training Materials
Co-ordinator
Coral Graham,
Administration &
Resale Co-ordinator
Nancy Cummins,
Manager - OLAD
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CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
IFAP produces two publications. SafetyWA is
published bi-monthly and focuses on developments in
safety and health issues particularly relevant to the
Western Australian workforce. IFAP Extra is published
monthly and provides details of products and services
available from IFAP. Subscriptions to both publications
are free to IFAP Members. See page 10 for more
Member benefits.
EVENTS
Each year, IFAP hosts events in Perth and throughout
Western Australia on a range of topics relevant to the
needs of industry. These events aim to provide
participants with practical information and solutions to
take back to their workplace as well as to provide a
valuable forum for the exchange of experiences and the
establishment of professional networks.
Regular events on the IFAP calendar include Breakfast
Presentations and the IFAP annual Golf Day.
ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION
In August 2009, IFAP and SIAWA will co-host WA's
premier Safety Conference and Exhibition. The
conference will feature a broad range of speakers,
topics and exhibitors from many industries and is for
safety professionals across all industry sectors.
For information on forthcoming conferences and
other events, please refer to IFAP's website at
www.ifap.asn.au/events.
IFAP/CGU SAFE WAY AWARDS
Held on an annual basis since its initial introduction in
1979, the Safe Way Awards Scheme is designed to
encourage all industrial and commercial enterprises,
large and small, to improve their safety and health
performance.
The 2008 IFAP/CGU Safe
Way Awards, sponsored
by CGU, recognised the
safety achievements of 59
organisations.
Organisations entering these awards endeavour, within
a specified six-month qualifying period (January to
June), to achieve the nominated award categories, as
follows:
1. Lost Time Injury Performance Category
a) Achieve six successive calendar months without
an LTI; or
b) Nominate and achieve a percentage reduction
in the recorded LTIFR.
2. Safe Way Achiever Category
There are four levels in this category: Platinum, Gold,
Silver and Bronze Safe Way Achiever. Using a
combination of self-audits, random desk-audits and
supporting documentation, organisations are assessed
to determine their commitment to safety through
excellence in training, established systems and
procedures and achievement of safety objectives.
SKILLED Gala Dinner
Presentations of the 2009 IFAP/CGU Safe Way Awards
will take place at the annual Gala Dinner, sponsored by
SKILLED Group Limited. Due to be held on 1 October
2009 at PCEC, this event is the perfect opportunity to
reward your safety team.
For more information on the IFAP/CGU Safe Way
Awards, please contact IFAP's Member Services team
on (08) 9434 9055.
Corporate Communications
(L-R):
Maree Zaccaria,
Member Relations Officer
& Marketing Assistant
Arianne George,
Manager - Corporate
Communications
Cindy Goncalves,
Marketing & Events Officer
Mackenzie Bennett,
Member Services Officer
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BECOME A MEMBER
Belong. Be Informed. Be Safe.
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Becoming a member of IFAP allows organisations and
individuals to demonstrate their commitment to
Occupational Safety and Health in the workplace.
Membership provides an opportunity to support and
encourage the OSH profession both in Australia, and
on a global stage, as IFAP'S Managing Director is
President of the International Network of Safety and
Health Practitioner Organisations (INSHPO).
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Around 1400 organisations and individuals are IFAP
members, with this number increasing every year. Their
support enables IFAP to continually improve its services
and facilities.
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Individual - available to individuals supporting
Occupational Safety and Health in the workplace.
Associate - available to associations, some notfor-profit and supporting organisations.
Alumni - a complimentary membership available
to graduates of IFAP’s Certficate IV and Diploma
courses. Past graduates of the Safety Practitioner
Course are also eligible.
A membership application form is included in this
yearbook. To join, please complete the form and send
it to IFAP. Membership is conditional upon acceptance
by IFAP’s Board of Directors, however IFAP will provide
the membership benefits from receipt of the
application and payment.
TYPES OF MEMBERSHIP
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Corporate - a full voting membership available
to any organisation and includes full benefits.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
Corporate
Individual
Associate
Alumni
DISCOUNTS
Discounts on consultancy services, courses and other training activities
✓
✓
✓
Discounts on OSH resources - brochures, publications, danger tags and other safety aids
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
RESOURCES
Free seminar for injured workers
INFORMATION
Telephone advice - access to brief support on Occupational Safety and Health matters
Complimentary subscription to SafetyWA magazine featuring the latest on Legislation and
other topical safety and health issues (six issues per year)
Complimentary subscription to IFAP Extra, published monthly by IFAP featuring the latest
information on courses, events and products available from IFAP
Become a Member
Complimentary subscription to National Safety, published monthly, featuring updates on SHE issues
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at a national and international level (11 issues per year)
✓
Electronic copy of IFAP publications
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
✓
NETWORKING
Networking and professional development opportunities through regular events
Invitations to, and discounted registration fees for events, annual Safety Conference and
Networking Breakfasts
RECOGNITION
Free participation in the IFAP/CGU Safe Way Awards held annually
✓
A framed membership certificate
✓
✓
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IFAP CORPORATE MEMBERS AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2008
LIFE MEMBERS
Mr D Bibby
Mr R G Bunning
Dr I F Burston, AM
Mr G J Greig
Mr B N King, AM MBE
Mr C R Leith, AM, DFC
Mr W Murphy
Mr N H Scott
HONORARY MEMBERS
Mrs D Beedham
Mr M Gillespie
Ms N Mackinnon
Mr L Morony
Mr E Schreuders
Mrs A Smith
Dr A Whiteley
Mr L Young
CEMEX Australia Pty Limited
CGU Workers Compensation
Chamber of Fruit & Vegetable
Industries in WA (Inc)
Champion Technologies Pty Ltd
Chasanne & Associates Pty Ltd
CHC Helicopters (Australia)
CHEP Australia
Christmas Island Phosphates
Ciba Specialty Chemicals Pty Ltd
CITIC Pacific Mining Management
Pty Ltd
City of Cockburn
City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder
City of Melville
City of Stirling
Civmec Construction & Engineering
Pty Ltd
Clay Corp Pty Ltd T/A Ocean Technix
Coffey Environments Pty Ltd
College of Electrical Training
Compass Group (Australia) Pty Ltd
Compass Health Pty Ltd
Compass Resources N.L.
Complete Power Solutions Pty Ltd
ConocoPhillips (03-12) Pty Ltd
Consolidated Nickel Pty Ltd Kambalda Operations
Contract Marine Coatings
Contract Resources Pty Ltd
Coogee Chemicals Pty Ltd
Coogee Resources (Operations) Pty Ltd
Core Laboratories Australia Pty Ltd
Corinthian Industries Australia Pty
Limited - WA Division
Corridors College
Corrocoat Engineering (Aust) Pty Ltd
CPC Engineering Pty Ltd
CPC Goldfields
CPC Ravensthorpe
Crushing and Mining Equipment
CSBP Limited
Cummins South Pacific Pty Ltd Bunbury
Cummins South Pacific Pty Ltd Kalgoorlie
D & Z Constructions
Dampier Salt Limited
DCCM Pty Ltd
Decmil Australia
Degremont Pty Ltd
Delmere Holdings T/A DTMT
Construction Company
Department of Mines and Petroleum
Direct Engineering Services - Marine
and Offshore
Directions
DITS Pty Ltd
Dodd and Dodd Group Pty Ltd
T/A C D Dodd Scrap Metal Merchants
DOF Subsea Australia Pty Ltd
Donhad Pty Ltd
Doral Fused Materials Pty Ltd
DORIC Constructions Pty Ltd
Downer EDI Engineering Electrical Pty
IFAP Corporate Members 2008
CORPORATE MEMBERS
3D Earthmoving Pty Ltd
A & B Welding Pty Ltd
ABM Envirosafe
Access Management (WA) Pty Ltd
Acergy Australia Pty Ltd
Acivil Pty Ltd
Action Industrial Catering Pty Ltd
Active Injury Management & Active
Employment Services
Advanced Well Technologies
Pty Ltd - Engineering
Aibel Pty Limited
Air Drill Pty Ltd
Air Liquide WA Pty Ltd
Aker Subsea Pty Ltd
Aker Systems Pty Ltd
Albany Plantation Export Company
Pty Ltd
Alcoa World Alumina Australia
Allmine WA Pty Ltd
Alltype Engineering Services
Aluminium Innovations Pty Ltd
Amcor Beverage Cans
Amcor Fibre Packaging
American Bureau of Shipping
Analytical Reference Laboratory (WA)
AngloGold Ashanti Australia Limited
Antiskid Industries Pty Ltd
APA Group
Apache Energy Limited
API Management Pty Ltd
Applied Satellite Technology Australia
Pty Ltd
Applus RTD Project Services Pty Ltd
Applus RTD Pty Ltd
Apprentice and Traineeship Company
Aqua Synergy Pty Ltd
Aquip Systems Pty Ltd
ASC Pty Ltd
ASP Ship Management
Atlas Copco Australia Pty Ltd
Atlas Iron Limited
Atteris Pty Ltd
Atwood Oceanics Australia Ltd
Ausclad Group of Companies Limited
Ausco Modular Pty Ltd
Ausjet
Australasian Lubricants Manufacturing
Company
Australian Maritime Safety Authority Maritime Operations West
Australian Maritime Systems
Australian Pressure Testing Services
Australian Railroad Group
Australian Wool Handlers Pty Ltd
Australian Wool Testing Authority Ltd
BAC Enterprises Pty Ltd T/A Body
Active Consultancy
Baker Atlas
Baker Hughes Australia Pty Ltd Centrilift
Baker Hughes Drilling Fluids
Baker Oil Tools
Baker Petrolite
Barminco Limited
Barrick Gold Australia Limited
Bayer CropScience Pty Ltd
Benthic Geotech Pty Ltd
BGC Contracting
Bhagwan Marine
BHP Billiton Iron Ore
BHP Billiton Nickel West
BHP Billiton Petroleum Pty Ltd
BIE International (Aust) Pty Ltd
Bilfinger Berger Services
Biosymm Workplace Injury
Management
BIS Industrial Logistics
BJ Process and Pipeline Services
(Aust) Pty Ltd
BlueScope Steel Ltd - Western
Australian Service Centre
Boeing Australia Limited
Boom Logistics
Boral Australian Construction
Materials WA T/A Boral Resources
(WA) Ltd
BP Refinery (Kwinana)
Bradken Resources Pty Ltd
Bremick Industries Pty Ltd
Brinks Australia Pty Ltd
Bristile Roofing Ltd
Bristow Helicopters Australia Pty Ltd
Broadspectrum Australia (WA) Pty Ltd
Brynmor Enterprises WA Pty Ltd
Budget Forklifts
Bullivants Sling-Rig
Bureau Veritas Asset Integrity and
Reliability Services Australia Pty Ltd
Byblos Constructions Pty Ltd
Byrnecut Australia Pty Ltd
Calibre Global
Caltex Australia Petroleum Pty Ltd
Cape Australia Holdings Pty Ltd
Capral Aluminium Ltd
Carey Gardner Engineering Pty Ltd
Carey Mining Pty Ltd
CBI Constructors Pty Ltd
Cebas Pty Ltd (Ikea)
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IFAP Corporate Members 2008
IFAP Corporate Members Continued
12
Ltd - WA Services & Maintenance
Division
Downer EDI Engineering Power Pty
Ltd - WA Service & Maintenance
Division
Downer EDI Works Pty Ltd
Downunder Mining Pty Ltd
DP World Pty Ltd
Dynea Australia Pty Ltd
E D Oates Pty Ltd
Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council
EDN
Electrical Group Training Ltd
EM & I Australia Pty Ltd
Emas Laut SDN BHD
Emco Building
Emeco International Pty Ltd
Enerflex AustralAsia Holdings Pty Ltd
Enquest Pty Ltd
ENSCO Australia Pty Limited
Equinox Energy Holdings Pte Ltd
ERGT Australia
Ertech Pty Ltd
Esperance Port Authority
Expro Group Australia Pty Ltd
Extension Hill Pty Ltd
Extra Group Pty Ltd
Fire and Emergency Services Authority
of Western Australia
Fleetwood Pty Ltd
Flexiglass Challenge Pty Ltd
FMC Technologies Australia Ltd
Footwear Industries Pty Ltd
FormAction
Fugro Holdings (Australia) Pty Ltd
Furmanite Australia Pty Ltd
Gale Pacific Limited
Gas Services International (Aust)
Pty Ltd
GCG Health Safety & Hygiene
Gemco
Gemco Rail Pty Ltd
Geographe Energy
Geokinetics (Australasia) Pty Ltd
Georgiou Group Pty Ltd
Geoservices Australasia Pty Ltd
Geraldton Port Authority
Geyer Pty Ltd
Gindalbie Metals Ltd - Karara Iron
Ore Project
Global Construction Services Limited
Goldfields Crane Hire
Goldmont
Goodman Fielder Consumer Foods Bunbury
GRD Minproc Ltd
GTSA Engineering
Gujarat Ambuja Cements Ltd
Gunns Limited WA
Halliburton Australia Pty Ltd
HAY Australia Pty Ltd
Helicopters (Australia) Pty Ltd
Hercules Crane Hire Pty Ltd
HESS Exploration Australia Pty Ltd
Higginsville Mining Pty Ltd
Hostile Environment Services
Houghton Wines
Hoya Lens Australia Pty Ltd
Hudson Marketing Pty Ltd
HWE Maintenance Services
Pty Limited
HWE Mining Pty Limited
ICM Group WA Pty Ltd
Icon Engineering Pty Ltd
IKAD Engineering Pty Ltd
IKM Testing Australia Pty Ltd
Iluka Resources Limited
Imperial Snubbing Services
Inchcape Shipping Services
Industrial Hygiene Management
Pty Ltd
Industrial Training & Assessor Services
Inpex Browse Ltd
Interlec Pty Ltd
International Formwork
& Scaffolding Ltd
International Safety and Risk
Management
Interpact Pty Ltd
Intertek Caleb Brett
Intervention Engineering Pty Ltd
Iplex Pipelines Australia Pty Limited Osborne Park
IPM Operation and Maintenance
Kwinana Pty Ltd
J J McDonald and Sons Engineering
Pty Ltd
J P Kenny Pty Ltd
Jandakot Airport Holdings Pty Ltd
Jetcut
JLV Industries Pty Ltd
Joe White Maltings Pty Ltd
Joyce Foam Products WA
K2 Technology Pty Ltd
Kalgoorlie Consolidated Gold Mines
Kellogg Brown and Root Pty Ltd
Kerman Contracting Limited
Keytown Constructions Pty Ltd
Kimberley Diamond Company
Kingston Bridge Engineering
Kirin Australia Pty Ltd
Koeppern Machinery Australia
Komatsu Australia Pty Ltd
KT Pty Ltd
Labrador Petro-Management Pty Ltd
Laing O'Rourke Construction Australia
Pty Ltd - Safety Quality
and Environment
Laminex Group Pty Ltd
Lanfranchi Nickel Mines
Leeuwin Estate
Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd
Lennard Shelf Pty Ltd
Liebherr-Australia Pty Ltd
Lifestyle Living By Rapley Wilkinson
Lloyd's Register Asia
London Offshore Consultants
(Australia) Pty Ltd
Longmont Consolidated Pty Ltd
Lost Tiger Consulting Pty Ltd
Lothway TBS
MacCormick Civil and Tunnelling
Pty Ltd
Macmahon Contractors Pty Ltd
Macro Drill
Main Roads Western Australia
Marine Support Services
Marra Worra Worra Aboriginal
Corporation
McDermott Industries (Aust)
Pty Limited
McInnes Nominees Pty Ltd
MEDSAT Technologies Pty Ltd
Metropolitan Cemeteries Board
M-I Australia Pty Ltd
Miffa Consultancy and Training
Services Sdn. Bhd.
Millennium Inorganic Chemicals
Minara Resources Limited
Mindarie Regional Council
Minetec Communications
Mining & Industrial Electrics
Modec Management Services Pty Ltd
Modern Industries Australia Pty Ltd
ModuSpec Australia Pty Ltd
Motor Trade Association of WA (Inc)
Mt Magnet Drilling
Multisafe Consultants Pty Ltd
Murray Engineering Pty Ltd
Mustang Engineering Pty Ltd
Nabors Well Servicing Australia (WA)
Pty Ltd
National Offshore Petroleum Safety
Authority
National Safety Solutions Gladstone
Pty Ltd
Navy Training HMAS Coonawarra
Newcrest Mining Pty Ltd
Newmont Asia Pacific
Norilsk Nickel Australia Pty Ltd
Northwest Powerlines
Novacoat WA Pty Ltd
NWC Facilities Management Pty Ltd
Oceaneering Australia Pty Ltd
Offshore Marine Services Pty Ltd
OH&S Consulting
OM Manganese - Bootu Creek
Maganese Mine
OneSteel Piping Systems
Onesteel Sheet, Coil & Aluminium
Onslow Salt Pty Ltd
Origin Energy
Orontide Group Ltd
Outback Power Pty Ltd
OZ Minerals
Paddington Gold Pty Ltd
Patrick Autocare Pty Ltd
Patrick BWL Pty Ltd
Peak Well Services
PearlStreet Energy Services Pty Ltd
Phoenix Shutdown Services
Pilbara Iron Company (Services) Pty Ltd
Pilbara Trucks Pty Ltd
Pioneer Nickel Limited
Port Hedland Pilots
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IFAP Corporate Members Continued
Southern Rehabilitation
Southern Road Services
Sparrows Offshore Services
Specialised Trade Services T/A Rigtech
Energy
Specialised Welding Australia Pty Ltd
SRW Sheds & Rigging
StaffLink Pty Ltd
Stramit Building Products
Submec Pty Ltd
Subsea 7 Australia Pty Ltd
Sugar Australia
Sunset Coast Water
Surespek ISS Pty Ltd
Surtech Systems Pty Ltd
SVITZER Australia Pty Limited
SWG Operations Pty Ltd
Swire Pacific Offshore Pty Limited
Synegex Holdings Pty Ltd
Synergy
Talison Minerals Pty Ltd
Tamboritha Consultants Pty Ltd
Tank & Vessel Engineering Pty Ltd
Tasman Oil Tools Pty Ltd
TDC Drilling
TEC Operations Pty Ltd
Technip Oceania Pty Ltd
Technofibre Australia Pty Ltd
Teck Cominco Australia Pty Ltd
Teekay Shipping (Australia) Pty Ltd
Teksal Controls Pty Ltd
Terex Mining Australia Pty Ltd
Terrex Seismic
TGE Energy Services
Thiess Services Pty Ltd
Tidewater Marine Australia Pty Ltd
Tiwest Joint Venture
TNT Express
Torrance Constructions Pty Ltd
Total Connect WA Pty Ltd
Total Marine Services Pty Ltd
Total Marine Technology Pty Ltd
Town of Cottesloe
Transfield Services Limited
Transfield Worley Power Services
Transhose
Transocean
Tri-Surv Geomatics Pty Ltd
TSG Key Group
Tyco Water
Unimin Australia Limited
Unirig Pty Ltd
United Farmers Co-operative
Company - HR Department
United Group Resources
Vanguard Solutions Pty Ltd
Veolia Environmental Services
Veolia Water Systems (Australia)
Pty Ltd
Vermilion Oil and Gas Australia
Pty Ltd
Vertical Services Pty Ltd
Verve Energy
Vetco Gray Australia Pty Ltd
Viscount Plastics (Australia) Pty Ltd
Visypak
VVJ Training Consultants T/as
Solutions Training Consultants
(STC) WA
WA Hardware Services
WARP Pty Ltd
Water Corporation
Waterside Welding & Fabrication
(WA) Pty Ltd
WB Recruitment
Weatherford Australia Pty Ltd
Weir Minerals Australia
Weir Services Australia Pty Ltd
Well Ops SEA Pty Ltd
Welltec Oilfield Services Pty Ltd
Wesbeam Pty Ltd
Wesfarmers LPG Pty Ltd
Wesfarmers Premier Coal Limited
Westerfeld Engineering Pty Ltd
Western Australian Specialty Alloys
Pty Ltd
Western Power
Western Whale Research Pty Ltd
WesTrac Pty Ltd
Westralian Engineering Services
Pty Ltd
Westug Management
Westwools Carpets Pty Ltd
Wiltrading (WA) Pty Ltd
Woodside Energy Ltd
WorleyParsons
Wormald
Worsley Alumina Pty Ltd
Xstrata Nickel Australasia
Operations Pty Ltd
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Civil Contractors Federation - WA
Branch
Clayton Utz Lawyers
Coal Miners Industrial Union of
Workers
Master Builders Association of WA
Nomad Modular Building Pty Ltd
Paraplegic-Quadriplegic Association
of WA
Pilbara TAFE
PT. Alkon Trainindo Utama
Royal Agricultural Society Western
Australia
Silver Chain Nursing Association Occupational Safety and Health
Uniting Church Homes
Willis Temby Insurance Brokers
(WA) Pty Ltd
IFAP Corporate Members 2008
Port Hedland Port Authority
Port of Broome
Portacomm Pty Ltd
Portavin Integrated Wine Services
Poyry Energy Pty Ltd
Premium Casing Services Pty Ltd
Pressure Dynamics
PSN Water
Public Transport Authority of Western
Australia
Qantas Freight
RAAF Base Pearce - MEOMS CSU PEA
RAC WA Inc - Group Facilities Office
RCR Tomlinson Ltd
Red Alert Australia
Regional Aviation
Rema Tip Top Industrial Australia Pty
Limited
Reonmay Engineering Pty Ltd
Residential Fencing
Resource Equipment Rentals Pty Ltd
Rio Tinto Exploration Pty Limited
RMAX - Rigid Cellular Plastics
Rock Engineering (Aust) Pty Ltd
Rojan Advanced Ceramics Pty Ltd
Rotorvation Helicopter Services
Royal Flying Doctor Service of
Australia
RPS Energy Pty Ltd
RPS MetOcean Engineers Pty Ltd
RUC Mining Contractors Pty Ltd
S & N Concreting and Construction
Safety Resources Australia Pty Ltd
Sandvik Mining and Construction
Australia Pty Ltd
Santos Limited Perth Office
Savcor Finn Pty Ltd
Schlumberger Oilfield Australia Pty Ltd
Scomi Oiltools Pty Ltd
Score Pacific Pty Ltd
SDR Australia Pty Ltd
Seadrill Management(s) Pte Ltd
Seaforce Marine Diving Service Pty Ltd
Sheet Metal Fabricators (SPWD)
Pty Ltd
Shell Development (Australia) Pty Ltd
Shire of Beverley
Shire of East Pilbara - Ranger and
Emergency Services
Siam City Cement Public Company
Limited
Simcoa Operations
Simsmetal
SIRVA Pty Ltd
SKILLED Group Limited
Smart Design & Construction Pty Ltd
Smith International Australia Pty Ltd
Softrock Solutions Pty Ltd
Solar Turbines Australia
Songa Offshore ASA (Australia
Branch)
Southern Cross Electrical Engineering
Pty Ltd
Southern Metropolitan Regional
Council
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myosh - Your online OSH management system
INTRODUCTION TO myosh
myosh FOR POWER USERS
OBJECTIVE
This course is designed to provide users with the
knowledge and understanding of myosh online OSH
management system using best practice methods within
their workplace.
OBJECTIVE
This course is designed to provide Power Users with
the knowledge and understanding of myosh online
OSH management system using best practice
methods within their workplace.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Navigation and concept understanding of myosh
Action management, Hazard and Incident logging
OSH system issues and the best fit of myosh
DESIGNED FOR
The course is designed for users of the myosh online OSH
management system.
DURATION
2.5 hours
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
Navigation and concept understanding of
myosh.
Action, Hazard and Incident management.
OSH system issues and the best fit of myosh.
Training and competencies of myosh.
Investigation process used within myosh.
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DESIGNED FOR
The course is designed for power users of the myosh
myosh online OSH management system.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 2.5 hours
PHONE:
9433 4322
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$100
Non-members: $120
Courses held
every Monday
fortnight
Price is GST free.
Training component
is GST free.
DURATION
4 hours
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 4 hours
PHONE:
9433 4322
Courses held
every Monday
fortnight
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$155
Non-members: $185
Price is GST free.
Training component
is GST free.
myosh ADMINISTRATORS
OBJECTIVE
This course is designed to provide Administrators of the
myosh online OSH management system with best
practice methods for implementation and management
of myosh within their workplace.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
Navigation and concept understanding of myosh
Action, Hazard and Incident management
OSH system issues and the best fit of myosh
Training and competencies of myosh
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DESIGNED FOR
The course is designed for administrators of the
myosh online OSH management system.
www.ifap.asn.au/myosh
DURATION
8 hours
myosh
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
14
For a Free trial visit
DURATION: 8 hours
PHONE:
9433 4322
Courses held
every Monday
fortnight
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$375
Non-members: $450
Price includes $2.50
GST. Training
component is GST free.
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OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY & HEALTH TRAINING
COURSE INDEX
Diploma of Occupational Health and Safety - BSB51307
21
Certificate IV in Occupational Health and Safety - BSB41407
22
OHS Management Systems Lead Auditor
23
WorkSafe Plan Assessor Training
24
Occupational Safety and Health for Supervisors
25
Safety and Health Representative, Introductory Training
26
Safety and Health Representative, Refresher
27
Injury Management Co-ordinator Course
28
Information Seminar for Injured Workers
28
Advanced Injury Management
29
Worker's Compensation and Injury Management
Short Course for Employers
30
for Approved Vocational Rehabilitation Providers (AVRP's)
31
Successful Safety Committees
32
OSH - Managerial Responsibilities
33
Manual Handling
33
Certificate III in Surface Ventilation Technician
34
Certificate IV in Surface Ventilation Officer
35
CONTAM Sampler Refresher
36
Introduction to OSH
37
OSH Management Fundamentals
37
Accident Investigation
38
Accident Investigation (Advanced)
38
Hazardous Substances in the Workplace
39
Risk Management Essentials
39
Understanding Psychosocial Hazards in Organisations
40
Dealing with Bullying Behaviour in Occupational
Environments: Prevention and Response
Fitness for Work
41
42
Occupational Safety & Health
Introduction to Workers' Compensation and Injury Management
15
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WORKPLACE SAFETY SOLUTIONS
IFAP is best known for its range of regular Occupational
Safety and Health training courses but our services are
much more than that. IFAP’s specialist staff can provide
a wide range of workplace safety solutions to meet
your specific OSH needs, such as:
Computer-based hazard management
Development of organisation specific safety health
and environment management systems
AS 4801/4804 audits
Regulatory compliance assessments
WorkSafe plan assessments
OSH plans and safety manuals
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Noise surveys and assessments
Hazardous substances management
Hazard assessment of projects, processes and plant
Manual handling/ergonomic assessments
Development of hazard registers
Critical task analysis and risk management
strategies
Site-wide risk profiles
Occupational Safety and Health staff for short to
medium term or project work
Hygiene advice and surveys
Workers’ compensation and injury management
audits and systems
OSH CONSULTING SOLUTIONS
IFAP's specialist staff can provide a wide range of
Consulting Solutions to meet your specific OSH needs
including:
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Hazard assessment of projects, processes
and plant
Hazard assessments apply the risk management
principles of hazard identification, risk assessments
and controls based on the hierarchy of controls.
IFAP undertakes assessments of projects, processes
and plant across industry sectors and hazard
groups.
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Development of hazard registers
OSH regulations require all employers to develop
and maintain a hazard register. IFAP can assist to
develop hazard registers for organisations. These
include hazards, risk assessments and controls.
They also link to existing procedures, permit
systems and other control measures.
OSH plans and manuals
IFAP can develop OSH plans and manuals for
organisations using framework documents and
incorporating existing processes and procedures.
OSH plans can be used to help set and measure
direction and priorities.
Hazardous substances management
Hazardous substance audits assist to identify
hazardous substances in the workplace, storage,
labelling segregation, emergency procedures and
disposal. MSDS's are required to be available and
procedures developed from these and other
legislative requirements.
Regulatory compliance assessments
Compliance assessments provide a measure of
compliance to safety and health legislation
including the Act, Regulations, Codes of Practice
and relevant Australian Standards. A report will
indicate actions required in order to address legal
requirement issues. Compliance audits can also
assist an organisation to prepare for systems audits.
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WorkSafe Plan Assessments and AS/NZS
4801/4804 audits
IFAP can conduct systems audits to best match the
organisation’s needs. WorkSafe Plan Assessor
(WPA) suits WA based organisations and allows for
recognition by WorkSafe Western Australia if the
organisation achieves either silver, gold or platinum
level audit results. AS/NZS 4801/4804 systems
audits are suited for national organisations and
those involved in Federal Government projects.
Noise surveys and assessments
Noise surveys are used to measure noise levels in
areas and/or by equipment in order to apply control
measures using hierarchy of controls. The intent is
to reduce noise exposure and dose to workers to
below exposure standards. They can also be used
to identify exposed workers who then require
baseline audiometric tests. Noise assessments
should also be carried out if there are any changes
to equipment, workplaces or new equipment.
Development of organisation specific safety,
health and environment management systems
IFAP develops safety, health and environmental
management systems based on relevant standards,
and tailored to meet industry and organisational
needs. These can be basic or more complex in order
to work with the organisation’s current level of
implementation of systems and culture. IFAP can
also provide specific elements of systems where
there is a need or focus.
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Manual handling/ergonomic assessments
Strain and sprain injuries often result from manual
handling and are one of the most common causes
of injury resulting in significant cost and lost time.
IFAP conducts manual handling risk assessments in
line with the code of practice applying to all
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OSH CONSULTING SOLUTIONS continued
workplaces, processes, plans and equipment. In
addition ergonomic assessments extend to the way
people work with, and relate to, the working
environment. Specific ergonomic assessments can
improve comfort and efficiency and minimise the
risk of injury as a result of long term postural issues
and repetitive movements.
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Site wide risk profiles
Organisations should know what their risk profile is,
and in the current economy this can change
significantly as organisations strive to meet client or
industry demands. IFAP can help to identify and
document risk profiles that can assist to best
manage OSH issues and appropriately resource the
highest risks and address them in order of high to
lower risk.
Occupational Safety and Health staff for short
to medium term or project work
IFAP has OSH staff with a diverse range of skills and
knowledge. IFAP are able to deploy staff to clients
based on the level, speciality and complexity of the
projects. Technical Officers are able to carry out the
general, base level OSH activities and projects. OSH
Consultants carry out more specialised projects,
such as audits, surveys, monitoring and project
management activities.
Critical task analysis and risk management
strategies
IFAP is able to conduct critical task analysis; an
important aspect for new or modified processes
and plant. This assists to identify potential areas of
risk or failure and appropriate control measures can
be identified and implemented particularly at the
design stage of a new project. Risk management
strategies can be applied at all stages of a new
project from design, construction, commissioning
and operational phases.
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Hygiene monitoring, surveys and advice
IFAP has the capability, including technical expertise
and equipment, to be able to conduct a wide range
of hygiene monitoring, surveys, reports or advise
(including dust, fumes, vapours and noise).
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Workers’ compensation and injury
management
IFAP is able to develop workers compensation and
injury management systems and manuals and can
audit workers compensation and injury
management processes. This supplements the
training courses conducted by IFAP in this area.
OPERATIONS MANAGER
Marjorie joined IFAP in October 2006
as an Associate Consultant, was
appointed as an OSH Consultant in
January 2007, worked in India as a
Senior Consultant in 2007-2008 and was promoted
to Operations Manager in 2008. Her extensive
educational background involves working for TAFE in
prison systems throughout Australia and has taken
her to several countries in the world, where she
instructed in scaffolding and rigging, crane driving,
forklift driving, and social science subjects. She has
many qualifications including a Bachelor of
Education, Graduate Diploma of Educational
Administration, Diploma of TAFE Teaching, Diploma
of OHS Project Management, Diploma of Frontline
Management, Diploma of Human Resources and
Diploma of Workplace Training and Assessment.
Marjorie established
education, training and
recreation programs at Acacia Prison and obtained
status for a Registered Training Organisation for the
educational purposes of the prisoners. She accepted
a contract in the UK and was appointed as Manager
of the Active Learning and Resource Centre at Henry
Compton College Putney for two years until she
returned to Australia, where she held the position of
Dean of Studies and Dean of School at Corridors
College and Compliance Officer of Corridors
Registered Training Organisation.
Occupational Safety & Health
MARJORIE ORRINGE
Operations Manager
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THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH TEAM
ALTHEA MCGUIGAN
Technical Specialist BBS
Althea joined IFAP in October 2007, moving into the
role of OSH Operations Manager and currently as
Technical Specialist heading up a new division within
IFAP in the area of Safety Culture and Behavioural Risk
Management. This Unit is geared towards the
provision of safety culture & behavioural risk
management consultancy and training services
including safety culture assessments and tailored
behavioural programs for clients. Training courses are
currently in development. Althea holds a Bachelor of
Science degree (Psychology) as well as a Certificate IV
in Workplace Training & Assessment, Lead Auditor in
OSH Management Systems (RABQSA Provisional
Auditor), Taproot Incident Investigator Licence (Fluor
Aust), US Department of Labour OSHA inducted and
certified, Australian Construction Blue card, HAZOP
and has a range of National and International (Asia &
US) industry experience across BU's (such as O&G,
M&M, E&C, O&M) in relation to SMS development &
review, workers compensation & training
development & delivery (eg: Safety Leadership,
behavioural safety, etc.)
Occupational Safety & Health
BOB BRYANT
Consultant
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Bob joined IFAP in April 2006 as an OSH Consultant.
Bob has worked in Occupational Safety and Health for
36 years. Bob is a plumber by trade and has a Diploma
in Plumbing and Gas fitting. He is a Member of the
Mining Industry Occupational Health and Safety
Advisory Committee and has held past positions as
President of the Building Trades' Association of WA;
member of the Industrial Training Advisory Council
member of the Construction Safety Advisory Board
and a member of the WorkSafe WA Commission. He
is a trained WorkSafe Plan Assessor and has a
Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training.
MARIA BANNISTER
Consultant
Maria joined IFAP as a consultant in May 2007. Maria
has a Diploma of Training and Assessment and a
Diploma of Business in Quality Auditing and has
attained RABQSA qualification in the areas of Quality
Management Systems, Occupational Health and
Safety, Environment and Food Safety Management
Systems. Before Joining IFAP Maria had a successful
consulting business, providing training, auditing and
management consultancy services to mining and
associated industry areas. Previous experience includes
11 years within the freight and transport area. During
this time Maria attained the highest score in the State
for Dangerous Goods Handling and Transport Course.
Maria has also worked within the education area of
the prison system in the women's prisons and juvenile
justice areas and subsequently with the education of
youth at risk at a Perth based private school.
NICK MABBOTT
Senior Consultant
Dr Nick Mabbott commenced work with IFAP in
January 2008. He has a PhD in psychology, gained
through development of fatigue monitoring
technology and measurement of performance of mine
haul trucks drivers. He has researched fatigue factors
and consulted on fatigue issues over the past decade,
contributing to National regulations and assisting
clients from Government and industry. Nick currently
facilitates OSH courses for IFAP and provides specialist
advice in the psychosocial areas of workplace health
and safety: namely "Fitness for Work"; "Dealing with
Bullying Behaviour in Occupational Environments"
and "Stress in the Workplace". He is particularly
skilled in communication strategies and the
behaviours of individuals in workplaces.
PETER DOODY
Consultant
Peter was appointed to IFAP a Consultant in January
2008. Peter's involvement in OHS extends over 25
years. He has worked in the commonwealth
government and held a National Occupational Health
and Safety Representative position for over six years.
Working as a WorkSafe Inspector for three years,
Peter has specialised in machine guarding. In
addition, he has several years experience in OSH
management in the private sector. Peter recently
completed a Bachelor of Arts qualification majoring in
Training and Development with ECU. He is now a
lecturer for the facility of Business and Law at ECU.
Peter also has the following qualifications: Diploma of
Training and Assessment Systems - Certificate IV in
Workplace Training and Assessment - Advanced
Diploma of Occupational Health Safety and Training Certificate IV in Government Statutory Investigation.
Peter is currently studying towards a Masters
qualification majoring in Training and Development.
ROB LEWIS
Senior Consultant
Rob joined IFAP's team of professional staff as an OSH
Consultant in August 2005. He has more than 20
years’ experience in the mining industry including
positions in the areas of Industrial Paramedic,
Emergency Response Co-ordinator, Safety Training
Co-ordinator and Training Co-ordinator. Rob is a
licensed MARCSTA provider and has a Certificate IV in
Assessment and Workplace Training. Rob also has the
following qualifications: Diploma of Metalliferous
Mining Operations - Processing, Diploma of Business Front Line Management, Diploma of Training and
Assessment Systems and a Graduate Certificate in
Occupational Safety and Hygiene (ECU). Rob is
currently completing his Bachelor of Arts Training and
Development and Graduate Diploma in Occupational
Health and Safety.
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THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH TEAM Continued
SHARLEEN MANN
Technical Specialist WC/IM
MARIA WRAY
Corporate Co-ordinator
Sharleen joined IFAP in July 2008 and has happily
settled into her new position. Sharleen has been
involved in OSH for 15 years in various roles within
her career in the health and community care sector
and in 2003 became involved in injury management
in the support of injured workers and their return to
work. Sharleen spent the last 12 months prior to
joining IFAP developing OSH documentation and the
development of health and well-being programs.
MARK LEHMANN
Senior Technical Officer
BOBBIE HALL
Corporate Co-ordinator
NEVILLE GEORGE
Associate
CHRIS GIANATTI
Technical Officer
PETER PERICH
Associate
FRAN CHUDLEIGH
WSA Co-ordinator
PETER WEBSTER
Associate
KERRY COLEMAN
Technical Officer
ROSS PRATT
Team Leader, Technical Sales
KRIS RODGERS
Consultant
SALLY FINLAY
Technical Officer
LES SIEMSEN
Technical Officer
SIMON STILL
Technical Officer
MATT VAN SCHAIK
Technical Officer
MICK DOBSON
Contractor - India Project
NEIL MCMEEKIN
Contractor - India Project
Occupational Safety & Health
(L-R):
Tracy Farrell,
Corporate
Co-ordinator
Kerry Coleman,
Technical Officer
Kris Rodgers,
Consultant
Althea McGuigan,
Technical Specialist
Bobbie Hall,
Corporate
Co-ordinator
Brody Munyard,
Corporate
Co-ordinator
Chris Gianatti,
Technical Officer
Symon Still,
Technical Officer
(Front)
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OSH TRAINING COURSE INFORMATION
BOOKING INFORMATION
All course bookings and enquiries can be made by
phoning IFAP's Customer Service Centre on
1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00.
Phone bookings are an indication only and must be
confirmed in writing. IFAP will require the name of the
person attending, the course name and date and an
indication of the method of payment. Arrangements
for customised and onsite training are made after
discussion with an IFAP Consultant and will be
confirmed in a written IFAP proposal. Early bookings
will ensure places are available.
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING
As a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), IFAP
offers Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for all
qualifications and Units of Competency that come
under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).
In addition, IFAP recognises the AQF Qualifications
and Statements of Attainment issued by any other
RTO.
PAYMENT TERMS
All bookings must be confirmed with payment in full,
at least 5 days prior to the commencement of the
course. Members and account customers can confirm
with a Purchase Order (a copy of the Purchase Order
is required prior to commencement of the course.
Terms of payment 14 days from date of invoice). IFAP
reserves the right to withdraw any participant from a
course if payment has not been received in
accordance with our Payment Terms. IFAP reserves the
right to alter any price, service, condition or the
availability of any service or item without further
notice.
CANCELLATION/VARIATION POLICY
All cancellations or variations to course bookings
must be received in writing. No refunds will be given
for cancellation of a booking received in less than 3
working days of course commencement. A change to
another course date may be made at no additional
charge, if more than 3 working days notice is given.
Any changes made in less than 3 working days will
incur an Administration Fee. A Substitution can be
made prior to course commencement at no additional
charge. Should a student fail to attend or complete a
course for which they have been enrolled, 100%
payment is required.
CANCELLATION BY IFAP
IFAP will refund in full any deposits/payments received
for any course that it cancels. IFAP reserves the right
to cancel courses without notice. IFAP will not be
liable for any claims arising from course cancellation.
MEDICAL CLEARANCE
Some IFAP training may require the participants to
prove they are medically and physically capable to
undertake the training required. These details are
provided on enrolment.
Occupational Safety & Health
TRAINING VENUES
20
All public courses in this section are run at IFAP North
Lake, with selected courses available at IFAP Kalgoorlie
and IFAP Darwin.
Some public courses are also available in Bunbury and
most courses can be run on company premises if
required.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
CENTRE
RENEE YUEN
Client Services Co-ordinator
TRICIA MILES
Client Services Co-ordinator
IFAP North Lake Centre for Workplace Safety
Training Solutions
IFAP Darwin North Australian Safety Centre
IFAP Kalgoorlie Goldfields Safety Centre
Lot 3276, Curteis Road,
Berrimah Farm, Berrimah, NT
7 Close Way, Kalgoorlie, WA
128 Farrington Road,
North Lake, WA
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DIPLOMA OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY - BSB51307
The Diploma of Occupational Health and Safety aims
to give participants more specialised knowledge in
specific areas within the field of occupational safety
and health. It is a nationally endorsed qualification
that is part of the Business Services Training Package.
Successful completion of eight units is required to gain
this qualification. The competencies required for the
Diploma of Occupational Health and Safety have been
endorsed by the National Quality Council and build
upon the skills and knowledge developed in the
Certificate IV in Occupational Health and Safety
qualification (BSB41407).
OBJECTIVE
BSBOHS508B*
BSBHRM509A
Participate in the investigation of incidents
Manage rehabilitation or return to work
programs
Note: * Five out of these six are compulsory units.
Three out of the remaining four units are electives.
DURATION
The contact time for this program is four weeks.
Public courses are scheduled in two week blocks with
students able to attend one week at a time if desired.
Organisations wishing to undertake the diploma as a
corporate course can negotiate a different schedule
to suit their needs.
This course will provide participants with the practical
skills and knowledge to work within the field of
occupational safety and health as an OSH coordinator/practitioner. Participants will learn skills that
will enable them to participate in a systematic
approach to managing occupational safety and health
within the workplace.
ASSESSMENT
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
QUALIFICATION
As a result of this program, participants should be able
to:
• Effectively participate in the coordination and
maintenance of a systematic approach to
managing OSH in the workplace;
• Identify and utilise the different sources of OSH
data available within and outside an organisation;
• Assist in the design and development of effective
participative arrangements;
• Apply principles of OSH risk management by
providing a systematic approach to hazard
identification, risk assessment and risk control;
• Manage and control specific hazards in the work
environment;
• Monitor and facilitate the management of
hazards associated with plant;
• Facilitate the application of principles of
occupational health to control OSH risk; and
• Participate in the planning, conduct and
reporting of investigations of accidents;
• Manage rehabilitation or return to work
programs.
The qualification of BSB51307 Diploma of
Occupational Health and Safety will be issued upon
successful completion of the required eight units of
competence.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
DURATION: 20 days
BSBOHS501B*
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
BSBOHS503B*
BSBOHS504B*
BSBOHS505B*
BSBOHS506B
BSBOHS507B
DESIGNED FOR
OSH co-ordinators whose role is to co-ordinate and
maintain the organisation’s Occupational Safety and
Health Management System. This role includes
strategies, policies and procedures necessary to
systematically coordinate and maintain OSH to ensure
that the workplace is, as far as practicable, safe and
without risks to the safety and health of employees
and others. Participants are required to have the
underpinning knowledge and skills relevant to the
Certificate IV in Occupational Health and Safety
(BSB41407) program. This incorporates the need to
have sound English literacy skills and be able to use a
computer proficiently.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
PERTH
PRICE
$5,140
(2 x 2 week blocks)
Course 1:
February
16-27
March
23-3
Course 2:
June
July
Course 3:
August
October
Course 4:
November
January 2010
Price includes $55 GST.
Training component is GST free.
15-26
20-31
24-4
5-16
23-4
19-30
Occupational Safety & Health
BSBOHS502B*
Participate in the coordination and
maintenance of a systematic approach
to managing OHS
Participate in the management of
the OHS information and data systems
Assist in the design and development of
OHS participative arrangements
Apply principles of OHS risk management
Manage hazards in the work environment
Monitor and facilitate the management
of hazards associated with plant
Facilitate the application of principles of
occupational health to control OHS risk
There is an assessment component for each unit. All
assessment components require a reasonable amount
of time studying, implementing processes and
developing portfolios of evidence. Recognition of
Prior Learning (RPL) is available for all units of
competence upon application.
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CERTIFICATE IV IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY - BSB41407
The Certificate IV in Occupational Health and Safety
aims to give participants the underpinning knowledge
of the basic role of an Occupational Safety and Health
practitioner. It is a nationally-endorsed qualification
that is part of the Business Services Training Package.
To gain this qualification, participants need to
successfully complete nine units.
These units of
competence have been endorsed by the National
Quality Council and reflect the competencies required
in the workplace by those persons who are intending
to become OSH practitioners. As IFAP is a leading
OSH training provider, the nine specific units included
have been selected to maximise the OSH learning
experience.
Occupational Safety & Health
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
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As a result of this program, participants should be
able to:
• Ensure OSH legal compliance as part of a
systematic approach to managing OSH;
• Identify hazards and assess risks using developed
processes and tools;
• Undertake basic accident analysis;
• Contribute to the implementation of OSH risk
controls;
• Accurately use a range of measuring devices to
contribute to the monitoring of agents and/or
conditions in the workplace;
• Monitor the effectiveness of risk controls.;
• Contribute to the implementation of procedures
for effective response to emergencies;
• Plan and implement rehabilitation and return to
work strategies for recipients of Worker's
Compensation benefits;
• Ensure people in the organisation are informed
about OSH and have opportunities to effectively
participate in OSH processes; and
• Systematically manage OSH through
contributing to the implementation of
developed strategies, systems and plans;
• Prepare, deliver and review a presentation to a
target audience;
• Ensure awareness of major aspects of OSH law
and some of the common occupational hazards
and their controls.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
BSBOHS401B*
BSBOHS402B*
BSBOHS403B*
BSBOHS404B*
BSBOHS405B*
BSBOHS406B*
Contribute to the implementation
of a systematic approach to
managing OHS
Contribute to the implementation
of the OHS consultation process
Identify hazards and assess
OHS risks
Contribute to the implementation
of strategies to control OHS risk
Contribute to the implementation
of emergency procedures
Use equipment to conduct
workplace monitoring
BSBOHS408A*
Assist with compliance with OHS
and other relevent laws;
BSBCMM401A Make a presentation;
FNSWCMP401A Plan and implement rehabilitation
and return to work strategies;
BSBOHS407A
Monitor a safe workplace.
Note: * Six out of these seven are compulsory units.
Three out of the remaining four units are electives.
ASSESSMENT
There is an assessment component for each unit. All
assessment components require a reasonable amount
of time studying, implementing processes and
developing portfolios of evidence. Recognition of
Prior Learning (RPL) is available for all units of
competence upon application.
QUALIFICATION
The qualification of BSB41407 Certificate IV in
Occupational Health and Safety will be issued upon
successful completion of the required 9 units of
competence.
DURATION
The contact time for this program is two weeks with
a third week depending upon nominated elective
units. Organisations wishing to undertake the
qualification as a corporate course can negotiate
schedules to suit their needs.
DESIGNED FOR
Those interested in attaining the skills and knowledge
to be able to work within the field of occupational
safety and health. There are no prerequisites for entry
into the program, however, participants will need to
have sound English literacy skills and be able to use a
computer proficiently.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 10 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICE
POA
(1 x 2 week block)
February
2-13
March
9-20
May
4-15, 18-29
June
2-12, 22-3
July
6-17
August
10-21
September
7-18
October
19-30
November
December
2-13
7-18
DARWIN
PRICE
POA
KALGOORLIE
PRICE
POA
Phone for available
course dates
Price includes $65 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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OHS MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS LEAD AUDITOR
RABQSA International is recognised as the preeminent worldwide certification body for Quality,
Safety and Environmental Auditors.
This course is certified under the RABQSA
International
Training
Provider
Examination
Certification Scheme for OSH management system
auditors and will enable successful participants to
apply to RABQSA International for certification as a
Provisional Auditor. This course also aligns with two
auditing units from the Advanced Diploma of
Occupational Heath and Safety (BSB60607).
OBJECTIVE
This course is designed to equip participants with the
knowledge, competencies and skills required to
effectively conduct OSH Management System Audits.
OUTCOMES
A working knowledge of OSH legislation,
organisational management systems and OSH
practice is strongly advised before attendance on this
course. A basic working knowledge of AS/NZS
4801:2001 is also advised before attendance.
ASSESSMENT
Participants are assessed via observation of conduct
during a simulated OSH audit, including interviewing
techniques, compilation of an OSH audit report and a
final written examination. Upon successful
completion of the 5 day course, participants will
receive a Certificate of Attendance.
The assessment process also includes conduct of a
Post-Course Audit against AS/NSZ 4801:2001 and
submission of an OHSMS Audit Report. Successful
completion of this requirement will provide
participants with a Statement of Attainment for the
following units of competence and internationally
recognise RABQSA competencies:
•
•
BSBOHS608B Conduct an OHS audit
•
•
•
RABQSA - AU: Auditing Management Systems
BSBOHS609B Evaluate an organisation's OHS
performance
RABQSA - OH: OHS Management Systems
RABQSA - TL: Leading Management System
Audit Teams
REFERENCE MATERIAL
For participants who wish to undertake some prereading, the following standards will be referenced
during the course:
AS/NZS ISO 19011:2003; ISO 9001:2000; AS/NZS
4801:2001 and Guidelines; BSI-OHSAS 18001:1999;
AS/NZS 4360:2004, plus Guidelines and Handbooks.
DESIGNED FOR
This course is ideal for individual OSH practitioners
and any member of a management team who is, or
will be, involved in internal or external auditing of
OSH management systems.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
5 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICE
$2,295
January
March
19-23
23-27
May
July
September
November
METHOD
Central presentation and practical participation in
class case studies, with practical exercises and
a simulated OSH audit.
Price includes $17.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
18-22
20-24
21-25
16-20
Occupational Safety & Health
Upon successful completion of this course,
participants should be able to:
• Understand the principles, procedures and
techniques of auditing;
• Understand the conduct of an effective audit
in the context of the auditee's organisational
situation;
• Understand the application of regulations, and
other considerations relevant to the
management system and conduct of the audit;
• Practice personal attributes necessary for the
effective and efficient conduct of a management
system audit;
• Understand how OSH laws, principles, codes of
practice and standards are applied to an
organisational management system;
• Identify OSH hazards that are reasonably
expected to occur for a specific business type or
industry;
• Assess the risk of identified hazards in the
context of the organisation's OSH management
system;
• Assess the effectiveness of methodologies to
control risks;
• Assess the OSH roles and responsibilities within
the context of the organisational environment;
• Determine the adequacy and effectiveness of an
OSH management system;
• Establish, plan and task the activities of an audit
team;
• Communicate effectively with the auditee and
audit client;
• Organise and direct audit team members;
• Prevent and resolve conflict with the auditee
and/or within the audit team; and
• Prepare and complete an OSH audit report.
PRE-REQUISITES
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WORKSAFE PLAN ASSESSOR TRAINING
Accredited by WorkSafe WA for WorkSafe Plan
Assessor certification
The fundamental element of the Western Australian
Occupational Safety and Health Legislation is the
requirement for every employer to develop an
effective Safety Management System. WorkSafe WA
has introduced the WorkSafe Plan to assist
organisations to develop such a system (and
associated good practices) to continue to reduce the
risk of injury in the workplace. The WorkSafe Plan is
a structured system of assessment which rates
Occupational Safety and Health Management
Systems and recognises good performance. It is a
repeatable assessment which can be used to develop
OSH improvement priorities and to regularly check
progress.
•
•
•
•
•
The WorkSafe Plan can be used to:
Course participants must be able to satisfy/demonstrate the following:
• A working knowledge of the Western Australian
Occupational Safety and Health Legislation.
AND
• Hold a tertiary qualification in Occupational
Safety and Health; Risk Management Essentials
or equivalent; Workplace Assessor; and a
minimum two years’ work experience in the
Occupational Safety and Health field.
OR
• Hold a Certificate IV in Safety Practitioner;
Workplace Assessor or equivalent; and
a minimum three years’ work experience in the
Occupational Safety and Health field.
OR
• Hold Frontline Management AQF Level Five
BSBOHS509A: Ensure a safe workplace from
BSB51107 Diploma of Management; Workplace
Assessor Certification; and have a minimum of
five years’ work experience in a Senior
Occupational Safety and Health role.
•
•
•
•
provide information on desirable safety
management practices;
identify the strengths and weaknesses of
management systems;
provide a measure for safety performance; and
direct attention to areas that could be improved.
The WorkSafe Plan encourages the continuous
improvement of safety performance as part of a best
practice approach to safety management.
Occupational Safety & Health
OBJECTIVE
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This course is designed to equip participants with the
requisite knowledge and skills to accurately assess
the:
• adequacy of an organisation’s OSH Management
System;
• safety practices for conformance to the system;
and
• levels of compliance with the requirements of
the Occupational Safety and Health Act (WA) in
accordance with the WorkSafe Plan Assessment
Process.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
On successful completion of this course, attendees
will be provided with a certificate of participation.
This certificate will authorise them to:
• plan and conduct an initial WorkSafe Plan
Assessment under the guidance of a Senior
WorkSafe Plan Assessor for submission to
WorkSafe WA.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
•
•
•
•
•
OSH Legislation
OSH Management Systems theory and concepts
Hazard management
Assessor qualities and skills
Principles of assessment
WorkSafe Plan overview
Assessment and rating method
Injury data recording and calculation
System adequacy assessment
System application assessment
ASSESSMENT
The WorkSafe Plan assessment must be submitted to
WorkSafe WA within 12 months of completion of the
theoretical component. Submissions are to meet set
evaluation criteria satisfying the WorkSafe Plan
Assessor Certification requirement.
Note: WorkSafe WA can charge an application fee to
become a registered WorkSafe Assessor.
PRE-REQUISITES
DESIGNED FOR
Management personnel, or equivalent positions, who
satisfy the pre-requisites for attendance at this course
and who wish to conduct assessments for the
WorkSafe Plan.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
3 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICE
$1,995 + approx.$800
WorkSafe Accreditation
February
April
September
November
Price includes $7.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
2-4
6-8
29-1
30-2
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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH FOR SUPERVISORS
This course has been designed to meet the Certificate
IV level competency requirements of a core unit from
the Frontline Management qualification in the
Business Services Training Package. Participants may
choose to be assessed for competence (for an
additional fee). Successful completion of assessment
requirements will provide participants with a
Statement of Attainment for BSBOHS407A Monitor a
safe workplace, in partial completion of BSB40807
Certificate IV in Frontline Management. This unit may
also be used towards the partial completion of a
BSB41407 Certificate IV in Occupational Health and
Safety.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
•
•
•
•
Occupational Safety and Health legislative
framework
Role of the supervisor in safety and health
Hazard and risk management
Injury recording and analysis
DESIGNED FOR
People in line management positions including
supervisors, leading hands and frontline managers.
ASSESSMENT
Participants can elect to be assessed for competency
by submitting the self-paced Assessment Workbook
within eight weeks of course completion. Successful
completion of the assessment requirements will
provide participants with a Statement of Attainment
for BSBOHS407A Monitor a safe workplace.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
2 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$675
Non-Members: $810
Optional Assess: $198
January
February
March
April
May
July
August
September
October
December
27-28
9-10
9-10
16-17
25-26
2-3
3-4
14-15
19-20
3-4
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$675
Non-members: $810
Optional Assess: $198
February
March
May
23-24
30-31
25-26
July
August
November
6-7
10-11
16-17
BUNBURY
PRICES
Members:
$675
Non-members: $810
Optional Assess: $198
March
May
July
September
9-10
5-6
21-22
15-16
DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$675
Non-members: $810
Optional Assess: $198
Phone for available
course dates
Price includes $5 GST.
Training component
is GST free.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for this
unit upon application.
Occupational Safety & Health
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SAFETY & HEALTH REPRESENTATIVE, INTRODUCTORY TRAINING
Government Accredited course for WA OSH Act,
WA MSI Act and endorsed for WAPSL Act
The standard training course for more than 10,000
WA Safety and Health Representatives (SHRs.) This
course applies to all elected Safety and Health
Representatives, including those from the mining and
petroleum industry. It is designed to enable elected
Safety and Health Representatives to effectively
represent their fellow employees in matters relating to
Occupational Safety and Health in the workplace. It
has been accredited since 1994 by the Commission
for Occupational Safety and Health to provide the
training required by the Act.
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•
•
•
•
OBJECTIVE
Note: Supervisors, managers and committee
members who are not elected Safety and Health
Representatives are not precluded from attending.
This course aims to give Safety and Health
Representatives, and, if appropriate, supervisors,
managers and others, the basic knowledge and skills
to effectively perform their roles and functions under
the legislation. The ultimate objective is to assist in
improving safety and health in Western Australian
workplaces.
Occupational Safety & Health
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
26
As a result of this program, participants should be
able to:
• Apply knowledge of legislation in the role of a
Safety and Health Representative;
• Identify and locate information from a variety of
sources;
• Identify and evaluate hazards in the workplace
and recommend control methods;
• Conduct an effective inspection of their
workplaces;
• Conduct an effective investigation into
workplace illness/injuries and accidents;
• Communicate on safety and health matters and
represent employees;
• Describe the functions, make up and roles of a
Safety and Health Committee; and
• Resolve conflict and issue Provisional
Improvement Notices (PINs) when appropriate.
Note: Participants attending the course now have the
opportunity to apply for the optional Recognition of
Prior Learning for six of the units in the Certificate III
in Occupational Health and Safety (BSB30707). An
RPL Application Fee will apply. For further
information, please contact the AQTF Co-ordinator
on (08) 9333 9927.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
•
•
•
Legislation
Sources of information
Negotiation and issuing of PINs
•
•
•
Communication and representation skills
Systems approach to managing hazards
Workplace inspections
Accident investigation
Establishing and reviewing workplace
procedures
Safety and Health Committees
Role of the Occupational Safety and Health
Representative
Specific hazards
DESIGNED FOR
Elected Safety and Health Representatives.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
5 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$925
Non-Members: $1,100
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$945
Non-members: $1,150
January
February
February
March
May
June
August
October
November
December
19-23
2-6, 9-13
16-20, 23-27
March
9-13, 16-20
23-27, 30-3
April
20-24
May
4-8, 11-15
18-22 25-29
June
8-12, 15-19
22-26, 29-3
July
6-10, 13-17
20-24, 27-31
August
3-7, 10-14
17-21, 24-28
31-4
September
7-11
14-18, 21-25
October
5-9, 12-16
19-23, 26-30
November 2-6, 9-13
16-20, 23-27
30-4
December 7-11, 14-18
16-20
23-27
18-22
29-3
3-7
5-9
9-13
14-18
BUNBURY
PRICES
Members:
$925
Non-Members: $1,100
February
April
June
August
October
December
2-6
20-24
15-19
24-28
19-23
7-11
Optional RPL fee $220
includes GST.
Price includes $12.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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SAFETY & HEALTH REPRESENTATIVE, REFRESHER
This course has been designed to update the skills
and knowledge for those elected Safety and Health
Representatives who have attended the introductory
training program. The course also provides additional
skills and knowledge to elected Safety and Health
Representatives so they can continue to adequately
represent employees and effectively participate in an
organisation's safety management program.
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Re-elected Safety and Health Representatives.
As a result of this program, participants should be
able to:
• Reinforce the objectives and strategies outlined
in the State's Occupational Safety and Health
Legislation;
• Access hazard information and apply realistic
controls to the workplace;
• Gain the ability to research and formulate an
informative short talk for co-workers on specific
hazards; and
• Identify barriers to effective performance of the
role and function of the Safety and Health
Representative and formulate processes for
overcoming the barriers.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Role of the Safety and Health Representative
Review of legislative provisions including
legislative update where applicable
Communication techniques
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Research a hazard and formulate a report on
that hazard to a toolbox meeting
Risk assessment
Understanding and evaluating material safety
data sheets
Action planning
DESIGNED FOR
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
2 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$510
Non-Members: $620
February
April
July
October
23-24
29-30
13-14
26-27
BUNBURY
PRICES
Members:
$510
Non-Members: $620
March
May
July
September
23-24
17-18
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$510
Non-Members: $620
April
May
July
August
November
1-2
27-28
8-9
12-13
18-19
12-13
7-8
These courses include the PINs component.
Price includes $5 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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INJURY MANAGEMENT CO-ORDINATOR COURSE
This course is specifically designed for people who
have responsibility (either directly or indirectly) for
injured workers in their organisation. It provides the
participant with an introduction to the rights and
obligations enshrined in the Workers' Compensation
and Injury Management Act 1981 and its regulations
for all parties involved in the workers’ compensation
and injury management process.
The course will also provide the participant with an
understanding through practical application of the
legal requirements involved in the injury management
process. The course explores the important issues of
workplace culture, managing difficult workers’
compensation cases and data analysis and reporting.
Participants will be provided with a well rounded
educational experience culminating in optional
assessments which are innovative and applicable to
the workplace.
Injury management in the workplace is a win-win
philosophical concept which, if implemented and
adhered to, can provide many benefits to the injured
worker and their employer. For the employer, none
more so than downward pressure on their workers'
compensation premium.
FNSWCMP401B Plan and implement rehabilitation
and return to work strategies; and BSBHRM509A
Manage rehabilitation or return to work programs.
Participants would then be entitled to use the two
units towards partial completion of the BSB51307
Diploma of Occupational Health and Safety.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for
these units upon application.
ASSESSMENT
Price includes $12.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Participants can elect to be assessed for competency
by submitting the assessment component for this
course. Successful completion of the assessment
requirements will provide participants with
a Statement of Attainment for:
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
3 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$975
Non-Members: $1,195
Optional Assess: $242
January
February
March
April
20-22
17-19
17-19
21-23
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
19-21
16-18
21-23
18-20
15-17
13-15
10-12
8-10
Occupational Safety & Health
Information Seminar for Injured Workers
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Managed by IFAP on behalf of WorkCover WA,
this free seminar covers the following areas:
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Workers’ Compensation in WA
Claims Process
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 2.5 hours
PHONE: 9333 9945
Entitlements
Claims Obligations/Rights of Parties
PERTH
FREE
Dispute Resolution
Impairments Assessments
Settlements
Injury Management /Returning to Work
Sources of Assistance
Seminars are held at both North and South of the
River venues. Injured workers would normally receive
an invitation from WorkCover WA. Injured workers
can book directly through IFAP or through their
employer.
January
February
March
30
27
27
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1, 29
26
31
28
25
30
27
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ADVANCED INJURY MANAGEMENT
OBJECTIVE
This course aims to expand on the Workers'
Compensation and Injury Management law covered
in the Injury Management Co-ordinator Course, and
skills to aid early identification and control of injured
worker behavioural issues and concerns.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
On completion of this course, participants should be
able to:
• Better understand injured workers entitlements
and obligations;
• Identify injured worker non-compliance
behavioural issues and concerns;
• Implement control measures for injured worker
non-compliance behavioural issues and
concerns; and
• Identify legal pathways and solutions to injured
workers non-compliance.
TRAINING STRATEGY
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Common Law Access
Stress Claims
Injury Management Legal overview
Communicating effectively
Negotiating effectively
Workers’ Compensation State of Connection
Law
Strategies for Long Term and Complex Return to
Work Cases
Several challenging case studies to apply
learning
DESIGNED FOR
Those responsible in the management of workers
injuries.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
2 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
Case studies are provided during the learning
process offering students the opportunity to apply
legal strategies to solve the problematic day to day
issues that adversely affect the injury management
process.
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$750
Non-Members: $900
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
March
May
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Workers’ Compensation Legal overview (some
revision and the introduction of other areas of
law not previously covered in other programs)
10-11
12-13
July
September
November
14-15
1-2
17-18
Price includes $8.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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WORKERS’ COMPENSATION AND INJURY MANAGEMENT
SHORT COURSE FOR EMPLOYERS
It is a legal requirement for all employer organisations
in WA to have an Injury Management System. This
Workers' Compensation and Injury Management
Short Course for Employers is specifically designed for
employers who wish to understand and meet their
workers’ compensation legal obligations.
Injury management in the workplace is not only a
legal obligation but also a win-win philosophical
concept which, if implemented and adhered to, can
provide many benefits to the employer and also the
injured worker.
Employers will be provided with a well rounded
educational experience in the workers' compensation
and injury management legal process.
The educational experience includes two optional
multiple choice self-assessments provided at
appropriate intervals during the course.
Participants will receive an attendance certificate on
completion of the course.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
Occupational Safety & Health
For the employer, some of the major benefits of
committing to the injury management process are:
• A well managed injured worker, in most cases,
can be advantageous in applying downward
pressure on the workers’ compensation
premium.
• An experienced and valued member of the
workforce gets back to their full pre-injury
duties sooner, rather than later.
• Assists in the development of a positive
workplace culture.
30
5 hours
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$195
Non-Members: $250
February
April
26
30
June
August
October
December
Price includes $3 GST.
Training component is GST free.
25
13
29
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INTRODUCTION TO WORKERS’ COMPENSATION & INJURY MANAGEMENT
FOR APPROVED VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION PROVIDERS (AVRPs)
OBJECTIVE
This course aims to introduce the law of Workers'
Compensation and Injury Management to AVRPs.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
On completion of this course, participants will:
• Understand the role of WorkCover WA;
• Understand and apply principles from relevant
sections of the Workers' Compensation and
Injury Management Act 1981;
• Understand the legislation pertinent to the role
of an AVRP; and
• Understand the main steps in the dispute
resolution process.
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WorkCover WA
Dispute Resolution
Pre-injury Employer liability for injured workers
working with host employers
Injured worker entitlements
Approval process for AVRPs
AVRP competency standards
AVRP Delivery standards
DESIGNED FOR
Approved Vocational Rehabilitation Providers
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
TRAINING STRATEGY
DURATION:
1 day
Participants will be introduced to critical legal and
injury management principles. This knowledge will
then be applied to challenging case studies that
require application of the principles.
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$350
Non-Members: $450
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Legislation
Workers' Compensation and Injury Management
Act 1981
February
3
April
June
August
October
1
2
4
1
Price includes $4 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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SUCCESSFUL SAFETY COMMITTEES
The safety committee is in an unrivalled position to
provide the focus for safety activities in any
organisation. Safety Committee Member training
complements Safety and Health Representative,
Introductory Training and the OSH for Supervisors
course and provides the workplace with an effective
team to enhance Occupational Safety and Health.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Occupational Safety & Health
At the conclusion of the program participants should
be able to:
• Prepare, participate in, and run effective OSH
Committee meetings;
• Undertake the role of the OSH Committee as
laid out by legislation;
• Participate effectively in the formulation,
implementation and evaluation of OSH
programs relevant to the organisation;
• Discuss the formulation, implementation and
evaluation of OSH programs relevant to the
organisation;
• Utilise a model for problem solving/decisionmaking;
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Utilise the process of accident investigation to
make recommendations in regard to the
incident; and
List, use and keep up-to-date with important
sources of information on OSH.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
2 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$350
Non-Members: $465
DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$350
Non-Members: $465
February
June
October
Phone for available
course dates
25-26
3-4
28-29
Price includes $7 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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OSH - MANAGERIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
This course has been designed to meet the Diploma
level competency requirements of a Core Unit from
the Management qualification in the Business
Services Training Package. Participants may choose to
be assessed for competence (for an additional fee).
Successful completion of assessment requirements
will provide participants with a Statement of
Attainment for BSBOHS509A
Ensure a safe
workplace, in partial completion of BSB51107
Diploma of Management. Participants can still choose
to attend the training course without the assessment
and will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for this
unit upon application.
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OSH frameworks within an organisation
OSH training needs
Evaluation of OSH systems
DESIGNED FOR
Business owners, general managers and senior line
management.
Note: It is strongly recommended that frontline
supervisors and middle managers attend the
Occupational Safety and Health for Supervisors
course prior to attending this program.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
On completion of this course, participants should be
able to demonstrate competency in the basic skills
necessary to establish, evaluate and maintain an
effective OSH Management System incorporating:
• The framework for OS&H systems;
• A system for:
- Identifying hazards
- Assessing risks
- Controlling risks
- Defining management competencies
relevant to OSH
- Defining performance indicators relevant to
OSH responsibilities; and
A
process
for evaluating an organisation's OSH
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systems, policies, procedures and programs.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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OSH Legislation
Systems approach to managing hazards based
on risk
DURATION:
2 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$720
Non-Members: $880
Optional Assess: $242
DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$720
Non-Members: $880
Optional Assess: $242
February
April
August
October
Phone for available
course dates
11-12
29-30
5-6
21-22
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$720
Non-Members: $880
Optional Assess: $242
Price includes $7 GST.
Training component is
GST free.
Phone for available
course dates
Manual handling injuries account for a large
proportion of injuries that occur in Western
Australian workplaces. This course is designed to
assist participants in identifying, assessing and
controlling hazards associated with manual
handling. For supervisory staff and all personnel
involved with manual handling processes.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
As a result of this course participants will be able to:
• Apply the Code of Practice on Manual
Handling;
• Discuss risk factors associated with manual
handling;
• Identify methods to control risks associated
with manual handling; and
• Address correct manual handling techniques.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
4 hours
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$125
Non-Members: $160
March
June
6
5
October
2
Price includes $1 GST.
Training component is
GST free.
Occupational Safety & Health
MANUAL HANDLING
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CERTIFICATE III IN SURFACE VENTILATION TECHNICIAN
Nationally Accredited Training Course
REQUIREMENTS
The role of the Surface Ventilation Technician is to
assist the Surface Ventilation Officer in the collection
of contaminant samples, equipment calibration and
maintenance and recording and reporting of analysis
results. This competency-based, Certificate III level
course has been structured to provide the required
skills and knowledge for those who are, or wish to be,
an assistant to the statutory appointed Surface
Ventilation Officer.
Participants must wear enclosed shoes, bring safety
glasses and a calculator. Participants are welcome to
bring their own sampling equipment.
Occupational Safety & Health
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
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As a result of this program participants should be able
to:
• State the roles of the Surface Ventilation
Technician;
• Describe the CONTAM system including
legislative requirements and how quotas are
established;
• Reference specific mining regulations and
Australian Standards that apply to the Surface
Ventilation Technician;
• Define the specific requirements of an employer
in relation to health surveillance on mining
operations;
• Explain the legislative framework applying to
hazardous substances in the mining industry
and implications for the ventilation officer;
• Describe pathways of exposure to hazardous
substances and the potential health effects;
• Interpret results in accordance with exposure
standards in order to determine legislative
compliance;
• Discuss the need for collection of accurate
atmospheric contaminant data and apply
appropriate methodology for recording and
reporting of results;
• Apply appropriate representative sampling
techniques;
• Explain the characteristics of different types of
atmospheric contaminants, legislative
requirements and monitoring methods; and
• Calibrate sampling instrumentation in
accordance with relevant standards or
manufacturer's requirements and accurately
record results.
ASSESSMENT
This course includes a formal competency assessment
consisting
of
substantial
workplace-based
assignments. Recognition of Prior Learning is
available upon application.
FURTHER TRAINING
Participants have the option to complete a further
two-day course to qualify for the Certificate IV
Surface Ventilation Officer Statement of Attainment.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
3 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$1,175
Non-Members: $1,400
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$1,295
Non-Members: $1,495
January
February
March
April
June
July
August
September
October
November
Phone for available
course dates
28-30
16-18
16-18
20-22
8-10
6-8
3-5
7-9
12-14
23-25
Price includes $9.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Nationally Registered Training course
number 51672, RTO number 1907.
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CERTIFICATE IV IN SURFACE VENTILATION OFFICER
Nationally Accredited Training Course
A requirement of the WA Mines Safety and Inspection
Act is the appointment of persons with the
competence to ensure that workplaces are
adequately ventilated to minimise risks arising from
exposure to hazardous substances and airborne
contaminants. This course builds upon the
competencies acquired in the three-day Certificate III
Surface Ventilation Technician Course. Successful
completion of this course will prequalify the person
for appointment as a Surface Ventilation Officer.
NOTE: Course graduates qualify for Associate
Membership of the Australian Institute of
Occupational Hygiene.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Application of NOHSC's risk assessment process
Application of skills to confined spaces and
welding operations
PRE-REQUISITES
Participants must be able to demonstrate the
competencies outlined in the three-day Certificate III
in Surface Ventilation Technician Course.
Participants must bring a calculator (with logarithm
functions) and are required to complete a pre-course
assignment on performing simple statistical
calculations.
ASSESSMENT
This course includes a formal competency assessment
consisting
of
substantial
workplace-based
assignments.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
2 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$850
Non-Members: $1,025
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$950
Non-Members: $1,095
February
March
April
June
July
August
September
October
November
Phone for available
course dates
19-20
19-20
23-24
11-12
9-10
6-7
10-11
15-16
26-27
Price includes $15 GST.
Training component is GST free.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Statistical interpretation of sampling results
Multiple contaminant exposure scenarios
Exposure standard adjustment for non-standard
work patterns
Nationally Registered Training course
number 51673, RTO number 1907.
Occupational Safety & Health
As a result of this program participants should be able
to:
• Discuss the application of the hierarchy of
control in order to minimise any potential
hazardous effects arising from employee
exposure to atmospheric contaminants;
• Discuss the need for alterations to exposure
standards where variations to an eight hour shift
may occur and apply appropriate formula to
determine exposure level;
• Explain the possible interrelationships between
two or more atmospheric contaminants, their
possible effect on exposed employees and
potential difficulties of measurement;
• Discuss the use of the National Occupational
Health and Safety Commission’s guidance note
for determining the level of risk posed by
hazardous substances; and
• Apply a systematic approach to managing
hazards for a range of hazardous substances
exposure scenarios in mining operations,
including:
- confined spaces; and
- welding and allied processes.
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CONTAM SAMPLER REFRESHER
A requirement of the WA Mines Safety and
Inspection Act is the appointment of persons with
the competence to ensure that workplaces are
adequately ventilated to minimise risks arising from
exposure to hazardous substances and airborne
contaminants. To ensure currency of legislative
knowledge and practical skills, the Resource Safety
Division requires re-registration of CONTAM Samplers
every five years.
This course builds upon the competencies already
acquired in the three-day Certificate III Surface
Ventilation Technician Course so they can be applied
to the workplace situations confronting the CONTAM
Sampler. Successful completion of this course will
enable re-registration as a Registered CONTAM
Sampler with Resources Safety.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
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Refresh learning outcomes of the Surface
Ventilation Technicians course.
Identify changes to the suite of mining
occupational safety and health legislation
relevant to the role of the CONTAM Sampler.
Use the CONTAM Guidelines to support the role
of the CONTAM Sampler.
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
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Explain the requirements of the statutory
authority with regard to reporting of
atmospheric contaminants with reference
to CONTAM.
Calibrate sampling instrumentation in
accordance with relevant standards or
manufacturer’s requirements and accurately
record results.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
As a result of this program, participants should be
able to:
• State the roles of the Surface Ventilation
Technician;
• Describe the application of CONTAM system to
mining operations in Western Australia;
• Interpret results in accordance with exposure
standards in order to determine legislative
compliance;
• Discuss the need for collection of accurate
atmospheric contaminant data and apply
appropriate methodology for recording and
reporting of results; and
• Calibrate sampling instrumentation in
accordance with relevant standards or
manufacturer’s requirements and accurately
record results.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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CONTAM reporting procedure
Practical sampling approaches
Changes in legislation
Practical application of monitoring techniques
PRE-REQUISITES
Candidates must be Registered CONTAM Samplers.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$375
Non-Members: $475
March
June
September
December
Price includes $1.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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2
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INTRODUCTION TO OSH
This one-day course is designed to introduce
participants to the requirements of the Occupational
Safety and Health Legislation. As such, it is applicable
to all employees within an organisation.
OBJECTIVE
The course aim is to provide participants with an
overview of the OSH Act and Regulations.
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Develop a safe work instruction; and
Identify the need for Inductions within the
workplace.
DESIGNED FOR
All employees. Ideal for new employees or
those needing a general knowledge of OSH.
TRAINING STRATEGY
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
The strategy includes instruction, discussion and
individual/group exercises and case studies.
DURATION:
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
Upon completion of the course, participants
should be able to:
• Describe the legislative requirements for
ensuring a safe workplace;
• Establish consultative mechanisms within their
workplace;
• Perform hazard identification, assessment and
develop controls to reduce hazards in the
workplace;
• Report accidents in accordance with the
legislative requirements;
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$159
Non-Members: $210
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$199
Non-members: $250
February
May
July
October
Phone for available
course dates
1 day
27
1
15
30
Price includes $4.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
OSH MANAGEMENT FUNDAMENTALS
This one-day course is designed to meet the needs of
the mid level to senior manager who has
accountabilities in OSH, but is unsure of their
obligation, or how to implement a low level OSH
management program.
The training include presentations, exercises,
discussion and workshop sessions in which
participants are encouraged to use the group as a
problem-solving panel.
DESIGNED FOR
Small business, Middle and Senior Managers.
FURTHER TRAINING
The following courses are recommended as follow-on
training after attendance on this course: Occupational
Safety and Health for Supervisors, Managerial
Responsibilities and Accident Investigation.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Legislative obligations including hazard and risk
management obligations required under OSH
law
The how-to of risk management, including
critical task analysis and the role of Safe Work
Instructions
Accidents, emergencies and the link with
workers compensation and rehabilitation
What to do in the event of a workplace
accident in which an employee is injured
The legal definition of competence and
the related importance of induction training
WorkSafe WA's top ten priority hazards
and workplace safety law infringements
How to ensure compliance
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$290
Non-Members: $365
March
June
October
December
Price includes $4.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
5
4
1
9
Occupational Safety & Health
TRAINING STRATEGY
The program culminates with a 'where to from here'
plan in terms of implementing safe systems of work
as required under the OSH legislation.
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ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
This course introduces participants to the reasons why
accidents in the workplace need to be reported. It
focuses upon the role of the employee and supervisor
in contributing to the accident reporting and
investigation process.
The course will prove to be beneficial for in-house
training and can readily be customised to reflect an
organisation’s reporting procedure and associated
paperwork.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
As a result of this program, participants should be able
to:
• Describe the components of an accident
reporting and investigation system;
• Define the terminology relating to “accidents”;
• Discuss the purpose for an organisation to report
accidents; and
• Describe the process to be followed for
immediate accident response and reporting
requirements.
This program provides an essential platform which
underpins the skills required by those involved in
accident investigations.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$295
Non-Members: $370
February
May
August
October
13
1
7
23
Price includes
$1.50 GST.
Training component
is GST free.
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION (ADVANCED)
A two-day course focusing on more in-depth analysis
using the UK’s Health and Safety Executive Model is
also available. Due to the nature of the analysis
required, this methodology is suitable for the more
serious investigations carried out by senior
management.
This course aligns with BSBOHS508B Participate in the
investigation of incidents, which is a unit of
competence from the Diploma of Occupational Health
and Safety (BSB51307) qualification .
DURATION: 2 days
Corporate course on request
Occupational Safety & Health
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
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HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES IN THE WORKPLACE
This one-day program has been designed for those
who need to make decisions about the choice,
storage and handling of hazardous substances. It
applies the basic concepts for the purpose of
developing management systems. The course will
focus on the hazardous substances requirements of
the Occupational Safety and Health Act and
Regulations, Dangerous Goods Regulations and the
Mines Safety Inspection Act and Regulations. It is
especially relevant for Safety and Health
Representatives, OSH staff, line managers, safety and
health committee members and warehouse/store
managers.
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES
As a result of this course, participants should be
able to:
• Discuss the requirements of the Dangerous
Goods Regulations and Hazardous Substances
Regulations;
• Determine, through calculation, the
requirements for licensing of premises;
• Construct suitable HAZCHEM placards;
Determine the suitability of storage facilities
for hazardous substances;
Determine the suitability of labels applied to
hazardous substances;
Discuss the options for disposal of hazardous
substances;
Apply purchasing and other administrative
controls to the use of hazardous
substances; and
Assess the level and requirements for
information, instruction and training of
employees using hazardous substances.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$299
Non-Members: $380
March
June
September
December
4
3
30
8
Price includes $2.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
RISK MANAGEMENT ESSENTIALS
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
As a result of this course, participants will be able to:
• Discuss the various types of hazards that exist in
the workplace;
• Apply the techniques of hazard identification to
a workplace inspection;
•
Assess the level of risk posed by identified
hazards using a risk assessment matrix;
• Identify critical tasks that require specific risk
control strategies;
• Suggest effective hazard control techniques by
application of the hierarchy of control; and
• Conduct a Task Impact Analysis and develop
Safe Work Procedures.
This course provides the foundation knowledge for
compilation of a critical task inventory. Contact IFAP
to arrange a Critical Task Workshop to maximise
learning outcomes.
DURATION: 1 day
Corporate course on request
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
Occupational Safety & Health
The base of a successful Occupational Safety and
Health program is that hazards in the workplace can
be identified and controlled in accordance with the
risks they pose. This process is an essential part of the
safety systems required in WA Occupational Safety
and Health regulations. This program focuses on the
role of all employees and emphasises the need for
their involvement in the process of managing
workplace hazards. It has particular relevance to
those who have had little or no previous Occupational
Safety and Health training.
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UNDERSTANDING PSYCHOSOCIAL HAZARDS IN ORGANISATIONS
OBJECTIVE
DESIGNED FOR
The course introduces the theories of psychological
and social hazards apparent in todays workplace.
This thought-provoking topic reinforces the need for
increasing awareness of these intangible hazards.
HR Professionals, Safety Practitioners, tertiary
students studying safety (potential student discount),
Injury Management Co-ordinators (in-house),
Supervisors and Safety and Health Leaders.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
At the end of the workshop, participants will:
• Understand psychosocial hazards that apply to
the workplace;
• Ensure legal compliance with OSH
responsibilities for psychosocial hazards;
• Ensure that all personnel are informed about
their rights, and responsibilities in relation to
psychosocial issues; and
• Apply a systems approach in order to identify,
assess and control psychosocial hazards at work.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Overview of psychosocial hazards influencing
workplaces
Occupational stress, anxiety and depression
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Systems approach
Dealing with psychosocial hazards
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$299
Non-Members: $399
Occupational Safety & Health
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1
1
Price includes $3.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
A three course package is available including:
• Understanding Psychosocial Hazards
in Organisations
• Dealing with Bullying Behaviour in Occupational
Environments: Prevention and Response
• Fitness for Work
3 COURSE PACKAGE
Members:
$799
Non-Members: $999
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March
July
October
Price includes $8.50 GST.
Training component
is GST free.
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DEALING WITH BULLYING BEHAVIOUR IN OCCUPATIONAL
ENVIRONMENTS: Prevention and Response
OBJECTIVE
DESIGNED FOR
This workshop is designed to teach the theory and
practice of a positive approach to prevention and
management of bullying in the workplace.
HR Professionals, Safety Practitioners, tertiary
students studying safety (potential student discount),
Injury Management Co-ordinators (in house),
Supervisors and Safety and Health Leaders.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
At the end of the workshop, participants will have an
understanding of:
• The nature of bullying;
• Relevant laws pertaining to bullying and
violence;
• The impact of bullying on the individual and the
organisation;
• Policies and procedures that pertain to bullying;
• How to apply a systems approach to dealing
with bullying as an occupational safety and
health concern; and
• How to conduct mediation in a bullying
situation.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$299
Non-Members: $399
March
June
September
11
29
29
Price includes $3.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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A three course package is available including:
• Understanding Psychosocial Hazards
in Organisations
• Dealing with Bullying Behaviour in Occupational
Environments: Prevention and Response
• Fitness for Work
3 COURSE PACKAGE
Members:
$799
Non-Members: $999
Price includes $8.50 GST.
Training component
is GST free.
Occupational Safety & Health
•
Understanding bullying in the workplace:
- Types of bullying behaviour
- What are the effects of bullying on the victim
and the organisation?
Prevalence of bullying in workplaces
The implications of the new Code of Practice
on Violence, Aggression and Bullying, 2006
Legislation - OSH Act and Regulations and
their effect on bullying
A systems approach to managing bullying:
- Identifying bullying situations
- Assessing the risks involved with bullying
behaviour on victims and organisations
- Controlling and preventing bullying in the
workplace (using the Hierarchy of Control)
A restorative intervention (informal mediation)
for bullying incidents
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FITNESS FOR WORK
OBJECTIVE
DESIGNED FOR
The aim of this course is to provide those
managing/supervising employees with the skills and
knowledge to enable them to effectively manage
and/or assist employees on matters related to fitness
for work.
HR Professionals, Safety Practitioners, tertiary
students studying safety (potential student discount),
Injury Management Coordinators (in-house),
Supervisors and Safety and Health Leaders.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this module you will be able to:
• Understand an employer’s duty of care and an
employee's duty of care;
• Assess information on hazards and risk and
apply realistic controls;
• Apply knowledge and discuss aspects of physical
fitness, sound dietary practices and medical
conditions;
• Recognise the demands of work schedules and
extended hours;
• Identify fatigue indicators;
• Understand the concerns of alcohol and other
drug misuse;
• Develop an understanding of stress, FIFO,
relationship hardships and harm to psychosocial
health; and
• Discuss a systematic approach for self
responsibility and purpose in work/life balance.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
Occupational Safety & Health
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Duty of care and role of employers and
employees
Hazard identification and management
Physical health
Working hours
Fatigue management
Alcohol and other drugs
Psychosocial health
Work/life balance
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$299
Non-Members: $399
March
June
September
12
30
30
Price includes $3.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
A three course package is available including:
• Understanding Psychosocial Hazards
in Organisations
• Dealing with Bullying Behaviour in Occupational
Environments: Prevention and Response
• Fitness for Work
3 COURSE PACKAGE
Members:
$799
Non-Members: $999
Price includes $8.50 GST.
Training component
is GST free.
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CONSTRUCTION &
EQUIPMENT SKILLS TRAINING
COURSE INDEX
Induction Centres Australia
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Course in Safety Awareness Training Certificate (Construction Industry, Blue Card) 48
49
Forklift Truck Operator (Skillbuilder)
50
Dogging
51
Dogging and Crane Operator
51
Rigging
52
Scaffolding
53
Elevating Work Platform
54
Course in Contribute to Safe Tilt-up Construction
55
MARCSTA Surface Induction
56
Course in Hydroblasting, Induction
57
Course in Industrial Service Induction
57
Course in Hydroblasting, Supervisors
58
CN Crane
58
Crane Operator
59
Vehicle Loading Crane Operator
59
Front End Loader Operator
59
Skid Steer Loader/Backhoe Operator
59
Excavator
60
Chainsaw Operator
60
Certificate III in Rigging - BCG30703
60
Construction & Equipment Skills
Forklift Truck Operator (Assessment)
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CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT SKILLS SERVICES
IFAP offers a wide range of training options in the
safe operation of equipment and to achieve the
government safety authority High Risk Work Licence.
Many of the construction and equipment skills
training courses offered by IFAP align with National
Training Package qualifications and Units of
Competence.
CUSTOMISED COURSES
IFAP can modify an existing course or create a course
to suit any training requirement. Examples are:
• Mining companies - IFAP can train staff to be
safe operators of several machines in order to
clean up spills or small stockpiles.
• Construction industry - IFAP has run the
Introduction to Scaffolding for Supervisors
course in order to give them the knowledge
they need to recognise good or bad practice.
• Manufacturing and mining industries - IFAP has
run courses using forklift attachments on
wheeled loaders.
CONSULTING AND ADVISORY SERVICES
IFAP assists members and organisations with advice
on a variety of Occupational Safety and Health issues
in practical equipment skills. This advice can be easily
combined with that from other IFAP specialists to
provide a 'one-stop-shop' for industry's Occupational
Safety and Health issues. IFAP advises on skill training
needs and conducts workplace assessments of skills
(i.e. training needs analysis).
Construction & Equipment Skills
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
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Where WorkSafe WA issues certificates:
• Applicants must be at least 18 years of age.
• Applicants must be able to use the English
language at a level that is appropriate to the
safe use and operation of the particular
equipment as specified in the competency
standards.
• An application form (for the relevant certificate
applied for) must be filled out.
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING (RPL)
IFAP will recognise prior learning, either in full or part,
of all WorkSafe WA High Risk Work Licences,
provided the applicant is able to produce adequate
evidence of previous training and/or experience.
Depending on the type and amount of recorded
training shown in the record of training (logbook),
exemptions may be given for some of the theory,
knowledge or practical assessments, depending on
the Licence applied for.
The user or operator in training must provide a record
of training (logbook) to the assessor before the
assessment can be carried out.
NEW NATIONAL LICENSING STANDARD
The Australian Safety Compensation Council (ASCC),
formerly NOHSC, has finalised the National Standard
for Licensing Persons Performing High Risk Work.
This new standard will replace the existing National
Occupational Health and Safety Certification
Standard for Users and Operators of Industrial
Equipment [NOHSC: 1006 (2001)].
Effective since October 2007, a significant change
in WA will be that forklift operators and others as
below, require a licence. High risk work, which
requires a person to hold a licence to perform
includes:
• Scaffolding - basic, intermediate and advanced;
• Rigging work - dogging; basic and advanced
rigging;
• Crane and hoist operation - tower; self-erecting
tower; derrick; portal boom; bridge and gantry;
vehicle loading; non slewing mobile; slewing;
materials hoist; personnel and materials hoist;
boom-type elevating work platform; vehicle
mounted concrete placing boom;
• Forklift operation - forklift trucks; order-picking
forklift trucks; and
• Pressure equipment operation - basic,
intermediate and advanced boiler operation;
turbine operation; reciprocating steam engine
operation.
Licences will only be valid for the class(es) of high risk
work endorsed on the licence and will be issued for a
period of five years.
Certificates of Competency issued prior to the
effective date of the new National Licensing
Standard, will remain valid for a period of time.
Further information regarding the implementation
of the Licensing Standard and conversion of
Certificates of Competency to the relevant licence
can be obtained by contacting WorkSafe
Advisory Services on 9327 8728 or email
[email protected]
Additional information can be found at
www.worksafe.wa.gov.au
SKILLS CONSULTING SERVICES
IFAP has highly qualified and experienced skills
consultants who are able to carry out specific
construction and skills related consultancy activities.
They include supervision of projects, assistance with
accident investigation, technical advise on related
activities, risk assessments and audits.
OPERATIONS MANAGER
MARJORIE ORRINGE,
Operations Manager
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THE SKILLS TEAM
LEZ YOUNG
Senior Consultant
Lez obtained UK Army qualifications as a Mobile
Equipment Operator/ Mechanic and Mobile
Equipment Fitter and spent three years in the Middle
East and nine years with Hamersley Iron in
instructor/trainer roles for a variety of heavy mobile
equipment. Lez joined IFAP as a Skills Consultant in
1988 and specialises in training for Forklift (and
derivations such as Reach Truck), EWP, Front End
Loader, Backhoe and Chainsaw Operator. Lez also
runs client specific training to suit a company’s
specific needs. Lez is a Registered Assessor (WorkSafe
WA) for Elevating Work Platforms and Forklifts. He
has a Certificate IV in Workplace Assessment and
Training and a Certificate IV in Safety Practitioner.
FRANK J SLAVIN
Senior Consultant
Frank joined IFAP in 2004 as a Skills Consultant after
a number of years as an Associate Consultant.
Frank's experience encompasses a number of
industries both in Australia and overseas. Frank
specialises in training for Dogging, Crane and
Scaffolding. Frank is a Registered Assessor (WorkSafe
WA) for National Certification in Dogging, Rigging,
Scaffolding, Non-slewing Mobile Cranes, Slewing
Mobile Cranes to C6 (60t), Elevating Work Platforms,
Forklift and Vehicle Loading Crane. He has a
Certificate IV in Workplace Assessment and Training.
Frank has developed specific programs for corporate
clients to meet the needs of the organisation and has
provided the training and assessment as required.
TERRY MILES
Consultant (Kalgoorlie)
Terry joined IFAP Goldfields in September 2007 as a
Skills Consultant. Since 1974 Terry has worked in
Refineries/Construction and Mining Industries. Terry
has Certificates of Competency for Advanced
Rigging, Advanced Scaffolding, Dogging, Material
hoists, Forklift, Elevated Work Platform, Vehicle
Loading Crane, and Open Class Mobile Crane. He has
a CertificateIV in Workplace Training and Assessment
and is a Registered Assessor with WorkSafe WA for
Certificates of Competency. Terry is the Director of
"All Mine & Construction Training Pty Ltd" who work
in partnership with IFAP. Terry is based in Kalgoorlie
and delivers skills training at IFAP Kalgoorlie,
Goldfields Safety Centre.
IAN COOK
Technical Officer
ROSS STEWART
Associate
Tony joined IFAP as a Skills Consultant in October
2005 and has been involved with skills training since
2001.
(L-R):
Frank Slavin,
Senior Consultant
Tony Hoyle,
Consultant
Lez Young,
Senior Consultant
Ian Cook,
Technical Officer
Construction & Equipment Skills
TONY HOYLE
Consultant
Tony's experience includes a trade qualification in
Carpentry and Joinery as well as extensive experience
in Scaffolding, Dogging and Rigging in both
construction, civil and mining projects. Tony is a
Registered Assessor (WorkSafe WA) for National
Certification in Dogging, Rigging, Scaffolding, Nonslewing Mobile Cranes and Slewing Mobile Cranes up
to C6 (60T). He has a Certificate IV in Workplace
Assessment and Training and has extensive theoretical
and practical experience in all areas that he trains.
Tony has developed specific programs for corporate
clients to meet the needs of the organisation and has
provided the training and assessment as required.
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SKILLS TRAINING COURSE INFORMATION
IFAP’s Construction and Equipment Skills Training
provides courses for High Risk Work Licences required
by legislation for the operation of equipment and for
certain skills. It also provides short courses and units
of competence under the National Training
Framework.
BOOKING INFORMATION
All course bookings can be made by phoning IFAP's
Customer Service Centre on 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300
4327 00. Phone bookings are an indication only and
must be confirmed in writing. IFAP will require the
name of the person attending, the course name and
date and an indication of the method of payment.
Arrangements for customised and onsite training are
made after discussion with an IFAP Consultant and
will be confirmed in a written IFAP proposal. Early
bookings will ensure places are available.
PAYMENT TERMS
Construction & Equipment Skills
All bookings must be confirmed with payment in full,
at least 5 days prior to the commencement of the
course. Members and account customers can confirm
with a Purchase Order (a copy of the Purchase Order
is required prior to commencement of the course.
Terms of payment 14 days from date of invoice). IFAP
reserves the right to withdraw any participant from a
course if payment has not been received in
accordance with our Payment Terms. IFAP reserves the
right to alter any price, service, condition or the
availability of any service or item without further
notice.
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CANCELLATION/VARIATION POLICY
All cancellations or variations to course bookings
must be received in writing. No refunds will be given
for cancellation of a booking received in less than 3
working days of course commencement. A change to
another course date may be made at no additional
charge, if more than 3 working days notice is given.
Any changes made in less than 3 working days will
incur an Administration Fee. A Substitution can be
made prior to course commencement at no additional
charge. Should a student fail to attend or complete a
course for which they have been enrolled, 100%
payment is required.
CANCELLATION BY IFAP
IFAP will refund in full any deposits/payments received
for any course that it cancels. IFAP reserves the right
to cancel courses without notice. IFAP will not be
liable for any claims arising from course cancellation.
MEDICAL CLEARANCE
Some IFAP training may require the participants to
prove they are medically and physically capable to
undertake the training required. These details are
provided on enrolment.
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING
As a Registered Training Organisation (RTO), IFAP
offers Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) for all
qualifications and units of competency that come
under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).
In addition, IFAP recognises the AQF qualifications
and statements of attainment issued by any other
RTO.
TRAINING VENUES
All public courses in this section are run at IFAP North
Lake, with selected courses available at IFAP
CUSTOMER
SERVICE CENTRE
IFAP North Lake Centre for
Workplace Safety
Training Solutions
128 Farrington
Road,
North Lake, WA
Kalgoorlie. Most courses can be run on company
premises if required.
TRICIA MILES
Client Services
Co-ordinator
IFAP Kalgoorlie Goldfields Safety
Centre
7 Close Way,
Kalgoorlie, WA
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INDUCTION CENTRES AUSTRALIA
IFAP has formed an alliance with Induction Centres
Australia (ICA). In 2004, WorleyParsons championed
the ICA concept with a vision of partnering with
sponsors to build dedicated induction centres around
Australia. Foundation support was secured from
Woodside, BHPB, BP, Mobil, CSBP, Caltex, Shell and
Transfield Worley. IFAP is proud to be providing all
training at this site, together with handling bookings
and managing the central induction database.
INDUCTION TRAINING
Common benchmarked one day induction training,
delivered in a practical ‘hands-on’ environment, is
now available through our new centre at Bibra Lake.
Training is provided using real equipment and
scenarios. All equipment is operational and is
arranged around a realistic central ‘plant’. The aim is
for the induction to be as interactive as possible.
Industry has been engaged in the development of the
centre, equipment and the course content. The result
is a highly interactive and standardised induction
process to instruct or refresh the basic safety skills.
TRAINING
High Pressure Blasting
PPE
Health
Housekeeping, Waste and Environmental
Management
Participants will receive an electronic induction card
for use when entering a new work site, together with
a construction safety awareness card.
BOOKING INFORMATION
To book courses held at the:
Bibra Lake Induction Centre, please call IFAP on
1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00.
Gladstone Induction Centre,
please call (07) 4976 9877
PAYMENT TERMS
All bookings must be confirmed with payment in full,
at least 5 days prior to the commencement of the
course. See page 43 for details.
CANCELLATION/VARIATION POLICY
All cancellations or variations to course bookings
must be received in writing. See page 43 for details.
CANCELLATION BY IFAP
IFAP will refund in full any deposits/payments received
for any course that it cancels. See page 43 for details.
TRAINING VENUE
All courses are held at the ICA site located at
Unit 1/ 42 Discovery Drive, Bibra Lake WA 6163.
Courses are also available at the QLD Centre,
1 Hixon Street, Gladstone QLD 4680.
CUSTOMER
SERVICE CENTRE
Unit 1/ 42
Discovery Drive,
Bibra Lake.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Introductory Module
Personal Safety
Permit to Work/JHA
Scaffolding
Working at Heights
Excavation
Confined Spaces
Fire Safety
Overhead Work
Rigging/Lifting
Travel
Drug and Alcohol
Mobile Equipment
Isolation and Tagging
Electrical Safety
Hot Work
Hazardous Materials
Manual Handling and Ergonomics
Workshop Tools and Guarding
WA ICA / IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$340
Non-Members: $390
Public Courses are
run every week and
corporate training is
also available.
Price includes $1 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Construction & Equipment Skills
The 24 training modules are designed to provide real
life experiences through interactive scenarios and
include:
• Climbing a scaffold;
• Walking into an excavation pit from an elevated
platform;
• Viewing and identifying confined spaces;
• Working with vessels and operational gauges,
valves and instrumentation that will incorporate
stored energy; and
• Performing electrical and mechanical isolations
and tagging to illustrate the correct procedures
in dealing with process equipment.
Live feedback from the participants through handheld devices as they undertake the induction will
ensure competency in the material being delivered.
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COURSE IN SAFETY AWARENESS TRAINING CERTIFICATE
(Construction Industry, Blue Card)
New regulations to make safety awareness training
mandatory for employees or self-employed people
doing construction work at a workplace in Western
Australia came into effect on January 1, 2007.
OBJECTIVE
This course aims to provide participants with basic
knowledge and understanding of the OSH legislation
requirements and the management of hazards
associated with construction work.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Upon successful completion of the course,
participants receive a Statement of Attainment for
“Course in Safety Awareness Training Certificate
51466” and will also be issued with a safety
awareness training card from WorkSafe which is valid
for three years.
Note: Anyone completing the course prior to
December 2006 will have their cards valid until
December 31, 2009 regardless of the date of
completion.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Module 1 - OSH - The Law, Your Employer and You
OSH Law in Australia; General Duty of Care; Safety
and Health Representatives and Committees; Roles
and Responsibilities; Resolution of Workplace Issues;
Right to Refuse Work; Workplace Policies and
Procedures; Reporting and Documentation.
Construction & Equipment Skills
Module 2 - Managing Risks in the Workplace Risk
Management; Hazard Identification; Risk Assessment;
Risk Control; Contingency and Emergency Plans;
Monitor and Review.
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Module 3 - Staying Safe in the Building and
Construction Industry Job Safety Analysis; Health and
Fitness Considerations; Accident Awareness and
Prevention; Manual Handling; Equipment and Tool
Safety; Smoking; Drugs and Alcohol; Evacuation Plans
and Procedures.
Module 4 - Environment and other Considerations
Weather Conditions; Environmental Factors - Work
Site; Confined Space Awareness; Working at
Heights/Prevention of Falls; Electrical Safety;
Hazardous Substance Management.
Nationally Recognised Training course
number 51466, RTO number 1907.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
4 hours
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$80
Non-members: $115
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$110
Non-members: $145
Every Thursday
Phone for available
course dates
This course is GST free.
Training component is GST free.
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FORKLIFT TRUCK OPERATOR (ASSESSMENT)
OBJECTIVE
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
To enable experienced participants to achieve the
competencies for a Forklift Truck Operation High Risk
Work Licence.
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Note: An additional fee is charged by WorkSafe WA
for issuing the licence.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Successful participants will also receive a Statement of
Attainment for having achieved the requirements of
TLID1007C Operate a Forklift.
This program is designed for those who hold a
Certificate of Competency and have been assessed to
the NOHSC 7019 standard issued by an RTO within
the last five years. Participants without this
requirement must undertake the two-day Forklift
Truck Operator Skillbuilder course.
PRE-REQUISITE
Course participants must be 18 years or over and
eligible for a WA driver’s licence.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
As a result of this program participants will be able to:
• Conduct pre-operational checks;
• Identify danger areas; and
• Operate a forklift truck safely within limits
set by the capacity plate to:
- pick up loads;
- travel loaded or unloaded; and
- stack and destack.
Danger areas
Consequences of unsafe operating procedures
Pre-operating checks
Stability characteristics
Vehicle capacity
Start-up procedure
Driving
Picking up loads
Travelling with various loads
Unloading
Driving on inclines
Jib and drum handling attachments
Work platforms
Stacking and de-stacking
Parking
Theory and practical assessments
OTHER
There is a maximum of four trainees to one forklift
for practical work on each course.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$240
Non-members: $299
Every Monday
Phone for available
course dates
Price includes $2.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Construction & Equipment Skills
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$240
Non-members: $299
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FORKLIFT TRUCK OPERATOR (SKILLBUILDER)
This program is designed for participants with little or
no practical experience operating a forklift.
OBJECTIVE
To provide participants with the knowledge and
practical skills required for assessment for the Forklift
Truck Operation High Risk Work Licence.
Note: An additional fee is charged by WorkSafe WA
for issuing the licence.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Successful participants will also receive a Statement of
Attainment for having achieved the requirements of
TLID1007C Operate a forklift.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
As a result of this program participants will be able to:
• Meet the competency requirements for the
National Guidelines for the Operation of
Loadshifting Equipment NOHSC7019 (1992)
• Conduct pre-operational checks;
• Identify danger areas; and
• Operate a forklift truck safely within limits set by
the capacity plate to:
pick up loads;
travel loaded or unloaded; and
stack and destack.
Construction & Equipment Skills
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Danger areas
Consequences of unsafe operating procedures
Pre-operating checks
Stability characteristics
Vehicle capacity
Start-up procedure
Driving
Picking up loads
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•
Travelling with various loads
Unloading
Driving on inclines
Jib and drum handling attachments
Work platforms
Stacking and de-stacking
Parking
Theory and practical assessments
PRE-REQUISITE
Course participants must be 18 years or over and
eligible for a WA driver’s licence.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
2 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$375
Non-members: $450
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$375
Non-members: $450
Starting Thursday
Phone for available
course dates
Price includes $3.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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DOGGING
OBJECTIVE
To train and assess participants in the knowledge and
skills required for assessment for the Perform
Dogging High Risk Work Licence and to meet the
requirements of:
• BCGDO3001B Perform dogging
Note: 1. The endorsement of CPC08 with specific
units of competence for High Risk Work is expected
to be introduced in early 2009, therefore the above
unit of competence will be replaced and no prerequisite unit will apply.
Note: 2. An additional fee is charged by WorkSafe
WA for issuing the licence.
GENERAL INFORMATION
This five-day course has been designed to provide the
knowledge to safely and efficiently sling and direct
loads handled by cranes. A Dogging High Risk Work
Licence is required in all industries when a person
must make a decision on what type of slinging or
lifting equipment is required, or how to sling a load
that is freely suspended by any type of crane.
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Safely and efficiently sling and handle loads;
State the safe working load of, and uses for,
ropes, chains and other lifting devices;
Estimate the weights of loads composed of
different materials; and
Direct the movement of cranes using standard
crane signals, both visual and audible.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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•
Duties and responsibilities
Fibre, steel ropes and chains
Safe working loads and safety factors
Cranes, types and uses
General lifting practices
Elementary mathematics
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
5 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$775
Non-members: $885
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$925
Non-members: $1,050
If a statement of attainment is not already held by
participants in this unit, then training and assessment
will be undertaken during the Perform Dogging
course.
Starting every
Monday.
Phone for available
course dates
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Price includes $8 / $12 GST.
Training component is GST free.
PRE-REQUISITE
BCGCM1001B Follow OH&S policies and procedures.
DOGGING AND CRANE OPERATOR
OBJECTIVE
PRE-REQUISITE
To train and assess participants for the knowledge
and skills required for assessment for the Perform
Rigging and CN Crane High Risk Work Licences. This
course will also meet the requirements of:
BCGCM1001B Follow OH&S policies and
procedures. If a statement of attainment is
not already held by participants in this unit, then
training and assessment will be undertaken during the
Perform Dogging course.
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•
BCGDO3001B Perform dogging
TLID4407B Shift loads using cranes
Note: 1. The endorsement of CPC08 with specific
units of competence for High Risk Work is expected
to be introduced in early 2009, therefore the above
unit of competence will be replaced and no prerequisite unit will apply.
Note: 2. An additional fee is charged by WorkSafe
WA for issuing the licence.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
9 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$1,995
Non-Members: $2,395
Phone for available
course dates
GENERAL INFORMATION
This 9 day course has been designed to combine the
Dogging and Crane requirements to operate cranes
and sling loads safely and efficiently.
Price includes $23.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Construction & Equipment Skills
As a result of this course, participants will be able to:
• Take precautions and measures to prevent
accidents in connection with the movements of
loads handled by a crane;
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RIGGING
OBJECTIVE
PRE-REQUISITES
To train and assess participants for the knowledge
and skills required for assessment for the Basic,
Intermediate or Advanced Rigging High Risk Work
Licence and to meet the requirements of:
Basic Rigging: Licence/Certificate of Competency
for Dogging
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Advanced Rigging:
Licence/Certificate
Competency for Rigging Intermediate.
BCGRI3002B Perform rigging - basic
BCGRI3003B Perform rigging - intermediate
BCGRI3004B Perform advanced structural steel
erection (for advanced course only).
Note: 1. The endorsement of CPC08 with specific
units of competence for High Risk Work is expected
to be introduced in early 2009, therefore the above
units of competence will be replaced and no prerequisite units will apply.
Intermediate Rigging:
Licence/Certificate of
Competency for Rigging Basic
Note: As there are pre-requisite units of competence
for the relevant rigging levels, additional training and
assessment in BCGCM1001B Follow OH&S policies
and procedures; BCGDO3001B Perform dogging; and
BCGRI3002B Perform rigging - basic will also be
undertaken in the courses if not already attained.
Note: 2. An additional fee is charged by WorkSafe
WA for issuing the licence.
GENERAL INFORMATION
IFAP offers two separate courses to cover the Rigging:
Basic Rigging (4 days) and Intermediate/Advanced
Rigging (6 days). Intermediate and Advanced training
are run as one course, however participants may
complete the Intermediate or Advanced section only.
of
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
Rigging
(Basic)
Rigging
(Int/Adv)
DURATION: 4 days
DURATION: 6 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$650
Non-members: $795
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$895
Non-members: $999
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
Construction & Equipment Skills
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Basic Rigging
• Steel erection
• Ropes, blocks and tackles
• Winches
• Harnesses and anchorages
• Mast climbers
Intermediate Rigging
• Crane erection
• Tilt slab
• Hoists
• Cantilever crane loading platforms
• Dual lifts
• Demolition
Advanced Rigging
• Gin poles
• Shear legs
• Flying foxes and cable ways
• Guyed derricks
• Suspended and hung scaffolds
19-23
16-20
16-20
20-24
18-22
15-19
20-24
17-21
21-25
19-23
16-20
14-18
Price includes
$9 GST. Training
component is GST free.
26-30
23-27
23-27
27-1
25-29
22-26
27-31
24-28
28-2
26-30
23-27
Price includes
$9.50 GST. Training
component is GST free.
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SCAFFOLDING
OBJECTIVE
COURSE STRUCTURE
To train and assess participants for the knowledge
and skills required for assessment for the required
Basic, Intermediate or Advanced Scaffolding High Risk
Work Licence and to meet the requirements of:
IFAP schedules two courses for Scaffolding, Basic
Scaffolding (five days) and Intermediate/Advanced
Scaffolding (six days). Any person may complete the
Intermediate Scaffolding section only of that course
and be assessed for an Intermediate Scaffolding
Certificate only.
•
BCGSC2002B Erect and dismantle scaffolding basic
•
BCGSC3001B Erect and dismantle scaffolding intermediate
•
BCGBC4046A Erect and dismantle scaffolding advanced
Note:1. The endorsement of CPC08 with specific
units of competence for High Risk Work is expected
to be introduced in early 2009, therefore the above
units of competence will be replaced and no prerequisite units will apply.
Note: 2. An additional fee is charged by WorkSafe
WA for issuing the licence.
PRE-REQUISITES
Basic Scaffolding: Nil
Intermediate Scaffolding: Licence/Certificate of
Competency for Scaffolding Basic
Advanced Scaffolding:
Licence/Certificate of
Competence for Scaffolding Intermediate
Note: As there are pre-requisite units of competence
for the relevant scaffolding levels, additional training
and assessment in BCGCM1001B Follow OH&S
policies and procedures; and BCGSC2002B Erect and
dismantle scaffolding - basic will also be undertaken
in the courses if not already attained.
GENERAL INFORMATION
IFAP offers two separate courses to cover the
Scaffolding: Basic Scaffolding (five days) and
Intermediate/Advanced Scaffolding (six days).
Intermediate and Advanced training are run as one
course, however participants may complete the
Intermediate or Advanced section only.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
Basic Scaffolding
Prefabricated Scaffolding
Independent
Tower
Mobile
Cantilever platform hoist
Ladders
Safety Nets
Intermediate Scaffolding
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Tube and fitting scaffolding
Sloping
Mobile
Trusses
Spur
Cantilever
Advanced Scaffolding
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•
Suspended and hung scaffolds
Light swinging stages
Work cages
Scaffolding
(Basic)
Scaffolding (Int/Adv)
DURATION: 5 days
DURATION: 6 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$745
Non-members: $875
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$825
Non-members: $999
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
5-9
2-6
2-6
6-10
4-8
1-5
6-10
3-7
7-11
5-9
2-6
30-4
Price includes
$9.50 GST. Training
component is GST free.
12-16
9-13
9-13
13-17
11-15
8-12
13-17
10-14
14-18
12-16
9-13
7-11
Price includes
$9.50 GST. Training
component is GST free.
Construction & Equipment Skills
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IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
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ELEVATING WORK PLATFORM
OBJECTIVE
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
To train and assess participants for the knowledge
and skills required for assessment for the Elevating
Work Platform (EWP) High Risk Work Licence and to
meet the requirements of TLID3507C Operate a
boom type elevated work platform.
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•
Note: An additional fee is charged by WorkSafe WA
for issuing the licence.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The High Risk Work Licence for Elevating Work
Platforms is required for any EWP which has a boom
capable of extension to 11 metres or more in height.
IFAP also recommends that all operators of all EWPs
are trained in safe operation of the equipment as part
of the general Duty of Care required in all workplaces.
IFAP can undertake assessment separately from
training.
Construction & Equipment Skills
Upon successful completion of the course,
participants will receive a Statement of Attainment
for TLID3507C Operate a boom type elevated work
platform.
PRE-REQUISITES
None.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
DURATION:
As a result of this program, participants will be
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
able to:
• Perform daily maintenance;
• Perform prestart checks;
• Set outriggers prior to operation;
• Identify operating hazards;
• Plan work;
• Setup and take-down;
• Operate controls; and
• Perform manual descent and emergency stop.
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Terminology
Mechanical inspections
Setting up
Stability
Operating guidelines
Hazards
Travelling
1 day
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$320
Non-members: $375
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$320
Non-members: $375
Every Tuesday
Phone for available
course dates
Price includes $2.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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COURSE IN CONTRIBUTE TO SAFE TILT-UP CONSTRUCTION
In response to regulations which came into effect on
January 1, 2005, IFAP is now offering a new course in
Contribute to Safe Tilt-up Construction. The new
OSH regulations in WA include a requirement for all
people involved in tilt-up and pre-cast concrete
manufacture and construction to successfully
complete induction training in the form of this new
(approved by the Commissioner) training course.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Developed by the Commissioner for Occupational
Safety and Health and WorkSafe, in conjunction with
a working group of industry representatives, this
accredited course was designed to provide an
overview of the identification, risk, assessment,
controls and review process within the tilt-up process.
This course is accredited by the Training Accreditation
Council and delivered only by approved training
providers. The course content provides an overview
of the design, planning, implementation and review
phases associated with tilt-up and pre-cast concrete
construction.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Upon successful completion of assessment,
participants will receive a Statement of Attainment
for Course in Contribute to Safe Tilt-up Construction
(51629).
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Identification of hazards
Assessment of risk associated with those
hazards
The type of controls required
The monitoring and review process
DESIGNED FOR
All personnel involved in tilt-up and pre-cast concrete
construction, from the design phase to completion of
a project, are expected to complete this course.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$160
Non-Members: $225
Courses on Request
Price includes $1.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Nationally Recognised Training course
number 51629, RTO number 1907.
Construction & Equipment Skills
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Construction & Equipment Skills
MARCSTA SURFACE INDUCTION
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This course is designed specifically for the mining
industry by the Mining and Resource Contractors
Safety and Training Association (MARCSTA) and is
available for delivery by IFAP using MARCSTA
accredited trainers.
It provides participants with standardised accredited
industry specific competency based training and
nationally recognised certification. Many mines
require every person who will work there to complete
this course.
DESIGNED FOR
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
DURATION:
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PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
Mining legislation
Safe systems of work
Personal protective equipment
Mining related hazards and risks
Any employee entering the mining and resources
industries.
Note: MARCSTA consider that the General Safety
Induction is valid for a period of two years and require
a half day refresher to be undertaken after this time.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
1 day
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$145
Non-Members: $145
Courses on Request
Safe systems of work
First aid
Price includes $1.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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COURSE IN HYDROBLASTING, INDUCTION
ENDORSED BY AUSJET (THE AUSTRALIAN HIGH
PRESSURE WATER JETTING ASSOCIATION)
This one-day course, designed specifically for the
hydroblasting industry by the Australian High Pressure
Water Jetting Association (Ausjet) is available for
delivery by IFAP using Ausjet approved trainers. The
course aims to provide participants, especially new
entrants within the industry, with the basic skills and
knowledge to operate high pressure water blasting
equipment in a safe manner.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Nationally Recognised Training Course
number 51788, RTO number 1907.
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State the requirements for safe chemical
handling;
Describe the use and meaning of safety and
health signs;
Outline and describe basic confined space
procedures; and
Outline and describe the operations of
hydroblasting equipment.
Upon successful completion, participants will receive
a Statement of Attainment for Course in
Hydroblasting Induction (51788).
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Legislation
Consultative mechanisms
Accident reporting procedures
Methods for preventing or managing hazards
Effects of hydroblasting on the environment
Basic confined space procedures
The operations of hydroblasting equipment
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$250
Non-Members: $325
January
February
March
6
5
3
April
May
June
July
August
September
November
December
Price includes $1.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
COURSE IN INDUSTRIAL SERVICES INDUCTION
OBJECTIVE
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
This course is designed to provide participants with
the basic skills and knowledge to safely work on high
pressure waterjetting equipment and/or vacuum
loading equipment in an industrial environment
under supervision.
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•
GENERAL INFORMATION
The course will provide participants with a broad
understanding of most operational aspects of the
Industrial Services Industry. It identifies skills required
to produce solutions to a range of problems
encountered in the workplace. Upon successful
completion, participants will receive a Statement of
Attainment for Course in Industrial Services Induction
(51934).
Hazard Management
Legislation
General Duty of Care Legislation
High Pressure Water Working
Water Jetting
Vacuum Loading
DURATION: 2 days.
Corporate course on request.
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
Nationally Recognised Training Course
number 51934, RTO number 1907.
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5
5
16
11
17
3
10
Construction & Equipment Skills
As a result of this course, participants should be able
to:
• Outline and describe the requirements of
legislation, specifically Duty of Care, in terms of
safety and health;
• Outline the functions of, and differentiate
between Safety and Health Representatives and
Safety and Health Committees;
• Outline and describe accident reporting
procedures;
• Outline and describe methods for preventing or
managing hazards in the workplace;
• Outline and describe Safety Tag procedures;
• Describe the need for and use of personal
protective equipment in the workplace;
• Outline and describe the effects of hydroblasting
on the environment;
• Outline and describe symptoms of heat stress in
the workplace and discuss suitable control
measures;
• Outline and describe procedures for manual
handling;
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COURSE IN HYDROBLASTING, SUPERVISORS
Successful completion of the Course in Hydroblasting
Induction, and six months experience in the industry,
enables participants to enrol in the Course in
Hydroblasting Supervisors, which is a two-day course
designed to meet benchmark requirements within the
high pressure water jetting industry for lead operators
in a team environment.
Course in Hydroblasting Supervisors is designed to
increase awareness of operators working within the
hydroblasting industry (or those who have recently
worked in the industry) of the possible risks linked to
working with high pressure water jetting equipment.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
The course provides participants with practical
management processes which may be applied in any
work environment. Competencies expected to be
demonstrated are those which enable safe operation
of high pressure water jetting equipment as a lead
operator in a team environment. This course serves to
establish minimum acceptable safety standards
within this industry. Upon successful completion,
participants will receive a Statement of Attainment for
Course in Hydroblasting Supervisors (51789).
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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•
OSH for Supervisors
Principles of Management Systems - Quality,
Safety, Environment
Safe Operation and Maintenance of
Hydroblasting Equipment
Effective Hydroblasting Work Practices
Job Management Strategies
DURATION: 2 days
Corporate course on request
Nationally Recognised Training course
number 51789, RTO number 1907.
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
CN CRANE
Construction & Equipment Skills
OBJECTIVE
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This course aims to provide participants with
information and understanding of the theory and
knowledge aspects of the assessment for the CN
Crane High Risk Work Licence.
It will assess competencies in three areas - written
theory, knowledge and practical for the CN Crane
High Risk Work Licence to meet the requirements of
TLID4407B Shift loads using cranes.
PRE-REQUISITES
All participants in this course are required to hold a
Dogging High Risk Work Licence.
NOTE: An additional fee is charged by WorkSafe
Western Australia for issuing the licence.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
At the end of this course, and with practical
experience, students should be able to:
• Correctly identify parts of a crane;
• Safely and efficiently operate the crane;
• Read and understand load charts;
• Identify safe and efficient slinging of loads;
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•
Work with doggers, using correct
communication or crane signals; and
Detect defects and take action necessary to
control and maintain the crane in common
emergencies.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
5 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
KALGOORLIE PRICES
Members:
$1,199
Non-Members: $1,450
Phone for available
course dates
Price includes $10 GST.
Training component is GST free.
This course is available as a corporate course
on request.
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CORPORATE (IN-COMPANY) TRAINING COURSES
CRANE OPERATOR
OBJECTIVE
PRE-REQUISITES
To train and assess participants for the knowledge
and skills required for assessment of the required
Crane High Risk Work Licence.
Licence/Certificate of Competence for Dogging.
Note: An additional fee is charged by WorkSafe WA
for issuing the licence.
DURATION: 5 days (non slewing) or
10 days (slewing).
Corporate course on request.
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
VEHICLE LOADING CRANE OPERATOR
To train and assess participants for the knowledge
and skills required for assessment for the Vehicle
Loading Crane High Risk Work Licence and to meet
the requirements of BCGCM3002B Operate a truck
mounted loading crane.
Note: An additional fee is charged by WorkSafe WA
for issuing the licence.
GENERAL INFORMATION
It is important that anyone requiring practical
assessment has prior operating experience on this
type of crane. IFAP assessors are able to complete
assessments for all Vehicle Loading Cranes
(certification is not required for Vehicle Loading
Cranes with a maximum limit of less than 10 tonnes).
PRE-REQUISITES
BCGCM1001B Follow OH&S policies and procedures.
If a statement of attainment is not already held by
participants in this unit, then training and assessment
will be undertaken during the Vehicle Loading Crane
course.
DURATION: 4 days.
Corporate course on request.
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
OBJECTIVE
This course aims to achieve the Front End Loader
competencies specified in the national guidelines for
Occupational Health and Safety Competency
Standards for the Operation of Loadshifting
Equipment and Other Types of Specified Equipment
[NOHSC:7019(1992)].
DURATION: 2 days.
Corporate course on request.
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
SKID STEER LOADER/BACKHOE OPERATOR
OBJECTIVE
This course aims to achieve the Front End/Backhoe
Loader competencies specified in the National
Guidelines for Occupational Health and Safety
Competency Standards for the Operation of
Loadshifting Equipment and Other Types of Specified
Equipment [NOHSC:7019(1992)].
DURATION: 2 days.
Corporate course on request.
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
Construction & Equipment Skills
FRONT END LOADER OPERATOR
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CORPORATE (IN-COMPANY) TRAINING COURSES
EXCAVATOR
OBJECTIVE
This course aims to achieve the Excavator
competencies specified in the national guidelines for
Occupational Health and Safety Competency
Standards for the Operation of Loadshifting
Equipment and Other Types of Specified Equipment
[NOHSC:7019(1992)].
DURATION: 2 days.
Corporate course on request.
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
CHAINSAW OPERATOR
OBJECTIVE
This course aims to provide participants with the
knowledge and skills required to demonstrate the
competencies for the safe operation of a chainsaw.
GENERAL INFORMATION
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•
•
•
Use correct starting procedures
Maintain and sharpen chains
Use personal protective equipment/clothing
Use correct felling and trimming techniques
IFAP will issue a Certificate of Competency to
operators who successfully demonstrate achievement
of the competencies.
DURATION: 2 days.
Corporate course on request.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
As a result of this program, participants will be able
to:
• Describe chainsaw components and functions
Construction & Equipment Skills
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Perform maintenance tasks
CERTIFICATE III IN RIGGING - BCG30703
OBJECTIVE
This program provides participants with the practical
skills and knowledge to be able to perform quality
work in the building and construction industry safely
and efficiently. The qualification is part of the General
Construction Training Package (BCG03) and provides
specialised training in rigging plus other related
construction activities.
Participants must successfully complete
all 12 units of competence and four
electives to gain the formal recognition.
DURATION: Corporate program on request.
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
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OFFSHORE &
MARITIME TRAINING
COURSE INDEX
Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training (TBOSIET) #
65
Basic Offshore Safety Induction & Emergency Training (BOSIET) #
66
Tropical Further Offshore Emergency Training (TFOET) - OPITO
(TBOSIET) Refresher #
67
Further Offshore Emergency Training Course (FOET) - OPITO
(BOSIET) Refresher #
67
Aviation Escape & Survival (HUET)
68
Survival Craft (TEMPSC) Operator
69
Survival Craft (TEMPSC) Operator Refresher
69
Fast Rescue Craft Operator (STCW95) †
70
Fast Rescue Craft Operator
70
# Approved by OPITO
Offshore & Maritime Training
† Recognised by AMSA for STCW95 Certification
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OFFSHORE AND MARITIME TRAINING CENTRE
IFAP’s Offshore and Maritime Training Centre was
constructed specifically to provide world-class training
and practical experience for a variety of lifethreatening emergencies. In particular, it provides
training in Offshore Survival, including:
• Helicopter underwater escape training (HUET)
• Helicopter winching
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•
Survival at Sea, Liferaft and life jacket training
Operation of Totally Enclosed Motor Propelled
Survival Craft (Lifeboats)
Fast Rescue Craft crew training
Basic fire fighting
Escape from a smoke-filled building
OPERATIONS MANAGER
MIKE GILLESPIE,
Operations Manager, Offshore
and Maritime Training Centre
Mike is the Operations Manager for
IFAP’s Offshore and Maritime Training
Centre. He has worked for IFAP for
20 years, initially as a Trainer and subsequently
progressing into management.
He has a Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace
Training and a Certificate IV in Business (Frontline
Management). Mike is the Australian Representative
to the International Association of Safety and Survival
Training (IASST) and also the chairman of OPITO’s
Training Providers Advisory Group for the Asia Pacific
region.
OFFSHORE AND MARITIME TRAINING TEAM
Offshore & Maritime Training
MARK SMALL
Training and Development
Co-ordinator (Fremantle)
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Mark joined the IFAP team as a casual trainer in 2003
after serving with the Australian Customs National
Marine Unit and took up this current role in 2008.
Mark has 13 years experience in the maritime Industry
and holds dual certificates of competency with a
Master Class 3 and in marine engineering with an
MED 1. He has a Certificate IV in Workplace Training
and Assessment, Lead Auditor in OHS management
systems and has Diplomas in Maritime Operations,
Occupational Health and Safety, and Business. Mark is
an experienced marine HSE specialist providing his
services as an auditor, training and HSE advisor in the
resource exploration industry since 2005. He has
instructed in several fields since 1987 including
recreational scuba diving, first aid, sea survival, and
various courses for a Maritime Institute.
ANDREW WILSON
Facilitator (Fremantle)
Andrew started with IFAP in November 2006 as a
casual instructor and became a full-time Facilitator in
January 2007. Andrew has experience as a Navy Diver
(Reserve) and Coxwain Skipper. Andrew has a
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment and in
Emergency Medical Technician (Health Care).
DAVE MACLEAN
Facilitator (Fremantle)
Dave joined IFAP in February 2007 in the maintenance
section, and is now a full-time facilitator. In his
previous employment, Dave was involved with
instructing and he has a Certificate IV in Workplace
Assessment and Training. He has also spent 16 years
as a volunteer with the State Emergency Service,
where he has the role of team leader instructing in
general rescue and land searches.
BECKI BENSON
Facilitator (Fremantle)
KELLY TATE
Facilitator (Fremantle)
Becki joined IFAP in March 2006 as a casual instructor,
becoming full time shortly after in August. Becki is
now a senior facilitator specialising in life boat and
fast rescue boat training. Becki has a wide maritime
background as a charter boat skipper, commercial
fishing and volunteer sea rescue. Becki has a
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, is a Master
Class 5 skipper, has a Diploma of Marine Studies and
is a Recreational Skipper's Ticket Assessor.
Kelly joined IFAP in July 2006 as a casual instructor and
has since become a full time Facilitator. Kelly has
previous experience with survival training having
worked at the NASC in Darwin.
As well as facilitating all of Fremantle's core courses,
Kelly is also responsible for co-ordinating daily
operations and is the centres Safety and Health
Representative. Kelly is a dive master, has a Certificate
IV in Training and Assessment and is soon to gain her
Certificate IV in OSH qualification.
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THE OFFSHORE AND MARITIME TRAINING TEAM continued
GILLY THOMPSON,
Senior Training and
(Darwin)
Development
Officer
Gilly Thompson joined IFAP in January 2006 having
been involved in training in a variety of training
contexts over the previous 20 years including
corporate bodies such as Westminster City Council,
British Standards Institute and as a PADI Master
SCUBA Diver Trainer in Europe, South East Asia &
Australia. Having worked for 2 years at IFAP's
Fremantle Training Centre as a Facilitator, Gilly then
moved to IFAP Darwin in February 2008 to take up
the role of Senior Training & Development Officer.
Gilly has a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment,
is currently working towards a Certificate IV in OHS.
DAVID KURNOTH
Facilitator (Darwin)
David was a part of the team that joined IFAP Darwin
with the amalgamation of the North Australian Safety
Centre and IFAP in June 2006. David is involved in
technical and general maintenance and co-ordinates
the set up of all of IFAP Darwin's practical courses. He
is currently training to be an instructor and has a
Certificate IV in Workplace Assessment and Training.
FREMANTLE
DARWIN
(L-R): Renee Yuen, Course Co-ordinator Hartley Hollingsworth, Operations Manager
Gilly Thompson, Senior Training and Development Officer David Kurnoth, Facilitator
Offshore & Maritime Training
(L-R): Mark Small, Training and Development Co-ordinator, Andrew Wilson, Facilitator
Gillian Hiley, Course Co-ordinator, Nicole Mannix, Receptionist, Kelly Tate, Facilitator
Ian Kirk, Facilitator, Dave Brennan, Technical Officer Maintenance, Dave MacLean, Facilitator,
Les Moroney, Maintenance Supervisor, Stephaine Frede, Course Co-ordinator
Mike Gillespie, Operations Manager, Ashleigh McLaren, Facilitator
ASHLEIGH McLAREN
Facilitator (Fremantle)
BRIAN HILL
Facilitator (Fremantle)
DAVE BRENNAN
Technical Officer
Maintenance (Fremantle)
GARY MALLON
Facilitator (Fremantle)
GILLIAN HILEY
Course Co-ordinator
(Fremantle)
GREG HENRY
Facilitator (Fremantle)
IAN KIRK
Facilitator (Fremantle)
JIM GLORIOD
Facilitator (Fremantle)
JOHN McINTOSH
Facilitator (Fremantle)
LAURIE HEARN
Instructor (Darwin)
LES MORONY
Maintenance Supervisor
MARTIN KELLY
Facilitator (Fremantle)
MATHEW SAMBRAILO
Facilitator (Fremantle)
NICK BURSTON
Facilitator (Fremantle)
NICOLE MANNIX
Receptionist (Fremantle)
RENEE YUEN
Course Co-ordinator
(Darwin)
ROZ O’DONOGHUE
Facilitator (Fremantle)
SIMON HUNT
Facilitator (Fremantle)
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OFFSHORE AND MARITIME TRAINING COURSE INFORMATION
BOOKING INFORMATION
All course bookings can be made by phoning IFAP’s
Customer Service Centre on 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300
4327 00 (for courses in Fremantle) or (08) 8947 0404
(for courses in Darwin). Phone bookings are an
indication only and must be confirmed in writing for
the booking to be definite.
IFAP will need the name of the person attending, the
course name and date and an indication of the full
payment. Early bookings will ensure places are
available.
Arrangements for customised and onsite training are
made after discussion with an IFAP Consultant and
will be confirmed in a written IFAP proposal.
PAYMENT TERMS
All bookings must be confirmed with payment in full,
at least 5 days prior to the commencement of the
course. Members and account customers can confirm
with a Purchase Order (a copy of the Purchase Order
is required prior to commencement of the course.
Terms of payment 14 days from date of invoice). IFAP
reserves the right to withdraw any participant from a
course if payment has not been received in
accordance with our Payment Terms. IFAP reserves the
right to alter any price, service, condition or the
availability of any service or item without further
notice.
Offshore & Maritime Training
CANCELLATION/VARIATION POLICY
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All cancellations or variations to course bookings
must be received in writing. No refunds will be given
for cancellation of a booking received in less than 3
working days of course commencement. A change to
another course date may be made at no additional
charge, if more than 3 working days notice is given.
Any changes made in less than 3 working days will
incur an Administration Fee. A Substitution can be
made prior to course commencement at no additional
charge.
Should a student fail to attend or complete a course
for which they have been enrolled, 100% payment is
required.
CANCELLATION BY IFAP
IFAP will refund in full any deposits/payments received
for any course that it cancels. IFAP reserves the right
to cancel courses without notice. IFAP will not be
liable for any claims arising from course cancellation.
MEDICAL CLEARANCE
Some IFAP training may require the participants to
prove they are medically and physically capable to
undertake the training required. These details are
provided on enrolment.
OPITO
OPITO is a not-for-profit, industry-owned
organisation, which works with employers
and employee groups to set and monitor training
standards for the global offshore oil and gas industry.
OPITO works in partnership with approved training
providers to ensure that the delivery of key safety and
emergency training meets the required industry
standards.
OPITO maintains a database of personnel training
details which can be accessed worldwide by
employers.
OPITO training and certification is recognised in the
majority of regions where the oil and gas industry
operates, helping avoid duplicate training.
STCW95 TRAINING
IFAP and the Fremantle Maritime Centre (Challenger
TAFE) work together to provide STCW95 safety
training. Please contact the Fremantle Maritime
Centre (08 9239 8007) for more information.
OFFSHORE AND MARITIME TRAINING VENUES
All public courses in this section are run at IFAP and
selected courses are available at IFAP Darwin.
Most courses can be run on company premises if
required.
GILLIAN HILEY
RENNE YUEN
Client Services
Co-ordinator
Client Services
Co-ordinator
IFAP Fremantle Offshore and
Maritime Training
Centre
IFAP Darwin North Australian
Safety Centre
12 Rous Head
Road, North
Fremantle, WA
Lot 3276, Curteis
Rd Berrimah Farm,
Berrimah, NT
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TROPICAL BASIC OFFSHORE SAFETY INDUCTION & EMERGENCY TRAINING
TBOSIET - INCORPORATING HELICOPTER UNDERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING (HUET). OPITO Approved.
IFAP’s TBOSIET course has been developed to be an
internationally accepted warm water course covering
Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET),
related sea survival and an introduction to offshore
work (permit-to-work, OSH regulations, first aid
reminder etc). The TBOSIET is recognised and
accepted as the ‘Fit for Purpose’ internationally
recognised standard in most SE Asian and Middle
Eastern countries (Brunei, Philippines, Indonesia
Singapore, Malaysia, Abu Dhabi, Azabyjan). An IFAP
issued TBOSIET is recognised by all OPITO training
centres worldwide.
TBOSIET certificate holders can also easily upgrade to
the UK (or cold water) BOSIET qualification required
for the North Sea and other cold water areas.
Participants upgrading will need to complete
additional HUET simulator excercises whilst wearing a
transit suit and using an emergency breathing
system. This upgrade course is available at IFAP, and
most other OPITO approved facilities who hold both
the BOSIET and TBOSIET approvals.
OBJECTIVE
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
On completion of this course, participants will:
Receive a Safety Induction covering:
- Industry Overview and Installation Overview
- Offshore Hazards
- Managing Offshore Safety
- Controlling Offshore Hazards
- Regulating Offshore Safety
- Living and Working Offshore
• Understand what actions to carry out in
preparation for a helicopter ditching
• Be able to take appropriate actions following:
- a controlled emergency descent to a dry
landing;
- a controlled ditching on water;
•
•
•
•
•
•
Note: IFAP’s TBOSIET exceeds the standard OPITO
course in some content in order to meet Australian
regulations and company requirements.
MEDICAL CLEARANCE
Some IFAP training may require the participants to
prove they are medically and physically capable to
undertake the training required. These details are
provided on enrolment.
CERTIFICATION
On successful completion of the course, participants
will receive an IFAP numbered photo ID card,
registration onto the OPITO database and a
Statement of Attainment which identifies the
nationally recognised competencies achieved.
OTHER
Lunches, morning and afternoon teas are provided.
Overalls, shoes and towels for practical exercises are
provided. Participants must bring a swimming
costume.
Note: IFAP can assist non-swimming trainees with
basic water skills training prior to the course, however
this must be arranged in advance.
REFRESHER TRAINING
The refresher course is the OPITO approved Tropical
Further Offshore Emergency Training (TFOET) course
and is conducted on Mondays or as required.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
2 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00/
1300 4327 00
PHONE:
FREMANTLE PRICES
Members:
$1,075
Non-Members: $1,195
DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$1,075
Non-Members: $1,195
Starting every Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday.
Starting every Monday
and Tuesday.
8947 0404
Offshore & Maritime Training
To equip offshore personnel with the knowledge,
skills and confidence to respond appropriately in the
event of an emergency whilst offshore and to
enhance their survivability in the event of an
emergency through the proper use of emergency
equipment and procedures.
The course achieves the following Nationally
Recognised Competencies from the PMA08
Chemicals, Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining Training
Package:
• PMAOHS215B Apply offshore facility
abandonment and sea survival procedures
• PMAOHS214B Undertake helicopter safety
• MSAPMOHS212A Undertake first response to
fire incidents
Maritime Training Package:
• TDMMF1107B Survive at sea in the event of
vessel abandonment
These competencies may contribute to the
achievement of nationally recognised qualifications.
•
- a partial submersion of an aircraft; and
- an aircraft capsize in water.
Prepare for the abandonment of the offshore
facility and manage the survival process
Carry out correct actions when mustering and
boarding as a passenger of a TEMPSC (Totally
Enclosed Motor Powered Survival Craft) during
launch operations
Correctly fit a helicopter strop and adopt correct
body posture during winching
Correctly use hand-held portable extinguishers
Correctly use small bore fire hoses and fire
blankets
Use appropriate self rescue techniques using a
smoke hood
Price includes $6 GST. Training component is GST free.
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BASIC OFFSHORE SAFETY INDUCTION & EMERGENCY TRAINING
BOSIET - INCORPORATING HELICOPTER UNDERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING (HUET). OPITO Approved.
Typically known as the cold water course.
OBJECTIVES
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•
To gain a basic level of understanding and an
awareness of the hazards encountered when
working on offshore installations and the safety
regime and safety management systems in place
to control and mitigate those hazards.
To equip participants with the knowledge, skills
and confidence to respond appropriately in the
event of an emergency whilst offshore and to
enhance their survivability in the event of an
emergency through proper use of emergency
equipment and procedures.
This course also achieves the following Nationally
Recognised Competencies from the PMA08
Chemicals, Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining Training
Package:
• PMAOHS215B Apply offshore facility
abandonment and sea survival procedures
• PMAOHS214B Undertake helicopter safety and
escape
• MSAPMOHS212A Undertake first response to
fire incidents
Maritime Training Package:
• TDMMF1107B Survive at sea in the event of
vessel abandonment
These competencies may contribute to the
achievement of nationally recognised qualifications.
Offshore & Maritime Training
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
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On completion of this course, participants will:
• Receive a Safety Induction covering:
- Industry and Installation Overview
- Offshore Hazards
- Managing Offshore Safety
- Controlling Offshore Hazards
- Regulating Offshore Safety
- Living and Working Offshore
• Understand what actions to carry out in
preparation for a helicopter ditching;
• Be able to take appropriate actions following:
- a controlled emergency descent to a dry
landing;
- a controlled ditching on water;
- a partial submersion of an aircraft; and
- an aircraft capsize in water.
• Correctly use an Emergency Breathing System
(Re-breather);
• Prepare for the abandonment of the offshore
facility and manage the survival process;
• Carry out correct actions when mustering and
boarding as a passenger of a TEMPSC (Totally
Enclosed Motor Powered Survival Craft) during
launch operations;
• Correctly fit a helicopter strop and adopt correct
body posture during winching;
• Correctly use hand-held portable fire
extinguishers;
• Correctly use small bore fire hoses and fire
blankets; and
•
Use appropriate self rescue techniques using
a smoke hood.
Note: IFAP's BOSIET course exceeds the standard
OPITO course in some content in order to meet
Australian regulations and company requirements.
MEDICAL CLEARANCE
Some IFAP training may require the participants to
prove they are medically and physically capable to
undertake the training required. These details are
provided on enrolment.
CERTIFICATION
On successful completion of the course, participants
will receive a numbered photo ID card, OPITO
certificate and registration onto the OPITO database
and a Statement of Attainment which identifies the
nationally recognised competencies achieved.
OTHER
Lunches, morning and afternoon teas are provided.
Overalls, shoes and towels for practical exercises are
provided. Participants must bring a swimming
costume.
Note: IFAP can assist non-swimming participants
with basic water skills training prior to the course,
however this must be arranged in advance.
REFRESHER TRAINING
Unfortunately there is no single answer to the
duration that an Offshore Survival course is
recognised for.
In Australia this decision is
determined by individual operating companies risk
assessments. There is also precedence which is
accepted by the industry regulators and this varies
between two and four years. As far as OPITO is
concerned, they will allow an individual to refresh a
BOSIET or TBOSIET course within a four-year period.
However, this duration is a maximum time frame and
the actual refresher period is still dictated by each
country’s legislation or company requirements.
IFAP is accredited to run the OPITO approved
Refreshers, FOET and TFOET, Further Offshore
Emergency Training and Tropical Further Offshore
Emergency Training courses. These courses run every
Monday or as demand requires.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 2.5 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00/
1300 4327 00
PHONE:
FREMANTLE PRICES
Members:
$1,495
Non-Members: $1,695
DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$1,495
Non-Members: $1,695
Starting every Tuesday
and Thursday (noon).
Starting every Monday
(noon).
8947 0404
Price includes $6 GST. Training component is GST free.
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TROPICAL FURTHER OFFSHORE EMERGENCY TRAINING
(TFOET) OPITO REFRESHER TRAINING
OBJECTIVES
MEDICAL CLEARANCE
The objective is to provide refresher training for the
practical components of previously completed OPITO
TBOSIET courses and to assess knowledge retention
in the following areas:
1. Helicopter underwater escape theory and practical
2. Sea survival theory and practical
3. First response fire fighting theory and practical
4. Self rescue from smoke theory and practical
Some IFAP training may require the participants to
prove they are medically and physically capable to
undertake the training required. These details are
provided on enrolment.
This course achieves the following Nationally
Recognised Competencies from the PMA08
Chemicals, Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining Training
Package:
• PMAOHS215B Apply offshore facility
abandonment and sea survival procedures
• PMAOHS214B Undertake helicopter safety and
escape
• MSAPMOHS212A Undertake first response to
fire incidents
• TDMMF1107A Survival at sea in the event of
vessel abandonment
These competencies may contribute to the
achievement of nationally recognised qualifications.
TRAINING STRATEGY
The strategy includes assessment of retained
knowledge, brief classroom practical training
introduction, practical exercises, practical experiential
training and discussion.
PRE-REQUISITE
On successful completion of the course, participants
will receive a numbered photo ID card, OPITO
certificate and registration onto the OPITO database
and a Statement of Attainment which identifies the
nationally recognised competencies achieved.
OTHER
Light lunches, morning and afternoon teas are
provided. Overalls, shoes and towels for practical
exercises are provided. Participants should bring a
swimming costume.
Note: IFAP can assist non-swimming participants with
basic water skills training prior to the course, however
this must be arranged in advance.
FURTHER OFFSHORE
EMERGENCY TRAINING
(FOET) OPITO BOSIET Refresher
This course allows participants to refresh their
knowledge gained from the previously completed
OPITO BOSIET and includes all the competencies
achieved in the TFOET course with the following
addition:
1. Use of Emergency Breathing System (EBS/
Rebreather) transit suits for helicopter travel and
immersion suits for cold water survival.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
On completion of this course, participants will be able
to:
• Describe and carry out appropriate actions in
preparation for a helicopter ditching;
• Take appropriate actions following:
- a controlled emergency descent to a dry
landing;
- a controlled ditching on water;
- a partial submersion of an aircraft; and
- an aircraft capsize in water.
• Prepare for the abandonment of the offshore
facility to the sea and manage the survival
process;
• Correctly fit a helicopter strop and adopt correct
body posture during winching;
• Correctly use hand held portable fire
extinguishers;
• Correctly use small bore fire hoses and fire
blankets; and
• Use appropriate self rescue techniques using
a smoke hood.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
TFOET
FOET
DURATION:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
1 day
FREMANTLE PRICES
Members:
$910
Non-Members: $1,025
FREMANTLE PRICES
Members:
$1,050
Non-Members: $1,150
Every Monday.
Every Monday.
PHONE:
PHONE:
8947 0404
8947 0404
DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$910
Non-Members: $1,025
DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$1,050
Non-Members: $1,150
Every Thursday.
Selected Thursdays.
Price includes $3.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Offshore & Maritime Training
The pre-requisite for attending the TFOET course will
be evidence of successfully attending the OPITO
approved Tropical Basic Offshore Safety Induction
and Emergency Training course (TBOSIET) within the
required time frame.
CERTIFICATION
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AVIATION ESCAPE AND SURVIVAL
INCORPORATING HELICOPTER UNDERWATER ESCAPE TRAINING (HUET)
OBJECTIVE
MEDICAL CLEARANCE
This course aims to equip offshore personnel with the
knowledge, skills and confidence to respond
appropriately in the event of emergency ditching at
sea, or platform abandonment, and to enhance their
survivability through the proper use of emergency
equipment and procedures.
The course achieves the following Nationally
Recognised Competencies from the PMA08
Chemicals, Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining Training
Package:
• PMAOHS215B Apply offshore facility
abandonment and sea survival procedures
• PMAOHS214B Undertake helicopter safety and
escape
Maritime Training Package:
• TDMMF1107B Survive at sea in the event of
vessel abandonment
These competencies may contribute to the
achievement of nationally recognised qualifications.
Some IFAP training may require the participants to
prove they are medically and physically capable to
undertake the training required. These details are
provided on enrolment.
CERTIFICATION
On successful completion of the course, participants
will receive a photo ID card and a Statement of
Attainment which identifies the nationally recognised
competencies achieved.
OTHER
Lunch, morning and afternoon tea are provided.
Overalls and towels are provided for practical
exercises. Participants must bring a swimming
costume.
Note: IFAP can assist non-swimming participants with
basic water skills training prior to the course, however
this must be arranged in advance.
Offshore & Maritime Training
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
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On completion of this course, participants will be able
to:
• Describe and carry out appropriate actions in
preparation for a helicopter ditching;
• Take appropriate actions following:
- a controlled emergency descent to a dry
landing;
- a controlled ditching on water;
- a partial submersion of an aircraft; and
- an aircraft capsize in water.
Prepare for the abandonment of the offshore facility
to the sea and manage the survival process;
• Correctly don a life jacket; and
• Correctly fit a helicopter strop and adopt correct
body posture during winching.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00/
1300 4327 00
PHONE:
FREMANTLE PRICES
Members:
$700
Non-Members: $750
DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$700
Non-Members: $750
Every Tuesday.
Every Monday and
Wednesday.
Price includes $3.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
8947 0404
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SURVIVAL CRAFT (TEMPSC) OPERATOR
OBJECTIVE
This course aims to provide participants with the
knowledge, skills and confidence to safely launch,
operate and recover the TEMPSC (Totally Enclosed
Motor Powered Survival Craft) using the systems and
procedures appropriate to the particular craft. It also
aims to provide knowledge of Muster Checker and
Bowman duties applicable to the particular craft.
This course achieves the following Nationally
Recognised Competencies from the PMA08
Chemicals, Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining Training
Package:
• PMAOHS312B Command the operation of
survival craft
Maritime Training Package:
• TDMMF1907B Operate survival craft and other
lifesaving appliances
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
On the completion of this course, the offshore
personnel will be able to successfully:
• Carry out coxwains duties;
• Operate TEMPSC equipment;
• Perform advanced craft handling;
• Recover TEMPSC;
• Carry out muster checkers duties; and
• Carry out bowmans duties.
•
•
•
•
Craft operation demonstration
Release mechanisms
Practical launch and recovery
Introduction and practical experience in towing,
man overboard, compass steering, sprinkler
(water deluge) system
MEDICAL
Participants must be fit to undertake the physical
components of the training and will be asked to sign
a medical declaration upon registration.
CERTIFICATION
On successful completion of the course, participants
will receive a Statement of Attainment which
identifies the nationally recognised competencies
achieved.
OTHER
Lunch, morning and afternoon teas are provided.
Overalls for practical exercises are provided. A
maximum of five participants will be taken on this
course.
DURATION: 2 days
Corporate course on request
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
•
•
Introduction
Craft overview
SURVIVAL CRAFT (TEMPSC) OPERATOR REFRESHER
PRE-REQUISITES
This course aims to maintain the knowledge and
practical skills of previously trained coxswains.
Completion of the two-day IFAP Survival Craft
Coxswain course.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
MEDICAL
On the completion of this course, participants will be
able to demonstrate the competencies required for
the Survival Craft Coxswain, Muster Checker and
Bowman.
Participants must be fit to undertake the physical
components of the training and will be asked to sign
a medical declaration upon registration.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
Lunch, morning and afternoon tea is provided.
Overalls for practical exercises are provided. A
maximum of five participants will be taken on this
course.
•
•
Revision of Survival Craft Coxswain course
subject areas
Practical experience
OTHER
DURATION: 1 day
Corporate course on request
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
Offshore & Maritime Training
OBJECTIVE
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FAST RESCUE CRAFT OPERATOR (STCW95)
OBJECTIVE
This course aims to introduce participants to the
techniques, methods and problems associated with
the launch, operation and recovery of fast rescue craft
including rescue techniques for personnel in the
water.
Accredited by AMSA
for STCW95.
This course meets the requirements of the
International Maritime Organisations (IMO) model
course “1:24 Proficiency In Fast Rescue Boats”.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
On completion of this course, participants will be able
to:
• Maintain the fast rescue craft for operations;
• Prepare fast rescue craft and crew for operations;
• Take charge of a fast rescue craft during and
after launch;
• Respond to craft, equipment and crew
emergencies or malfunctions;
• Locate and retrieve casualties; and
• Recover the fast rescue craft.
PRE-REQUISITES
Offshore & Maritime Training
Marine Orders Part three require that certain prerequisites are held prior to this course taking place.
For the Fast Rescue Craft Boat course, participants
must:
• Be 18 years of age or more;
• Hold a formal recognition in Sea Survival
equivalent to the Australian Chemical
Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining Training Package
PMA08 (PMAOSH215B) or similar;
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(For STCW) Hold a current first aid certificate;
and
(For STCW) Hold a Certificate of Proficiency in
Survival Craft and Rescue Boats other than Fast
Rescue Boats.
MEDICAL
Participants must be fit to undertake the physical
components of the training and will be asked to sign
a medical declaration upon registration.
CERTIFICATE
On successful completion of the course, participants
will receive a Statement of Attainment which
identifies the nationally recognised competencies
achieved. Maritime personnel will be issued with a
certificate showing compliance with the requirements
of the STCW95 Convention.
OTHER
Lunches, morning and afternoon teas are provided.
Overalls for practical exercises and towels are
provided.
A maximum of five participants will be taken on this
course. Courses are run by arrangement only and can
also be conducted on client's sites.
DURATION: 2-3 days
(2 days FRC, plus additional day for
First Aid if required)
Corporate course on request
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
FAST RESCUE CRAFT OPERATOR (NOT STCW95)
This course has similar content to the STCW95 FRC
operator course but has no pre-requisites. The course
is suitable for FRC operators who are not mariners
and do not require the STCW95 version. Training and
consultancy services can be conducted in any
location. IFAP has conducted courses and provided
advice on offshore platforms and vessels in WA and
the Timor Sea as well as in Papua New Guinea, Brunei
and Singapore.
DURATION: 2 days
Corporate course on request
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
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MAJOR HAZARDS &
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
TRAINING COURSE INDEX
Introduction to Emergency Management
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Telephone Skills in an Emergency
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Management System (AIIMS) NEW!
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The Safety Case NEW!
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On-Scene Commander (OSC)
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Safety & Health Representative, Introductory (Oil & Gas Industry)
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Safety & Health Representative, Refresher (Oil & Gas Industry)
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Manage a Crisis
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Crisis Management Team (CMT) Workshop
80
Co-ordinate Incident Response
81
Human Resources Management in Emergencies
82
Media Management in Emergencies
82
Major Hazards & Emergency Management
Introduction to Australasian Inter-Service Incident
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MAJOR HAZARDS AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SERVICES
The IFAP Major Hazards and Emergency Management
(MHEM) team provide consultancy and training
services to clients across all industries and operations.
A range of comprehensive services are available
including risk assessment, emergency plans and
procedures, preparation and review, crisis and
emergency management training and the preparation
and conduct of exercises.
The training can be conducted in IFAP’s Fremantle
facility that houses state-of-the-art computer
simulation equipment, as well as training and
meeting facilities, or at an organisation’s premises.
This includes a fully portable simulator with computer
and communications systems. MHEM provide a
range of generic courses and fully customised
programs to suit individual company requirements.
MHEM CONSULTING SOLUTIONS
The MHEM team provides consulting services
throughout Australia and overseas including:
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Incident management (Including ICS and
AIIMS)
Offshore installation managers training and
assessments
IFAP can offer this training to the Competency
Based Standard PMAOMIR418B, "Coordinate
incident response". This competency was
developed by the offshore/onshore industry.
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Practical emergency simulations
Emergency risk analysis
IFAP can facilitate the risk management process for
clients in all sectors of industry. IFAP operates a
unique computer based system called EMRAT 2005
(Emergency Management Risk Analysis Tool) to
assist clients in this process.
Emergency management plans development
(including plans for Local Government)
The preparation of emergency management plans,
derived from the risk analysis process is a major
feature of IFAP's capability. In particular, the
MHEM team consists of three of the most
experienced and qualified senior consultants in the
area of community local plans, a service provided
to support Local Government Authorities.
IFAP offers services based on these recognised
emergency response structures.
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Emergency management procedures
IFAP has considerable experience in the
development of emergency procedures, from
facility, to corporate and crisis management level.
Emergency business continuity planning
A crisis can affect a business enterprise from a
number of sources; internal and external. IFAP can
help companies identify crisis situations in
incubation and assist in the development and
documentation of plans to ensure that the business
continues to operate.
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Performance assessments for emergencies
Emergency exercises are designed to test
procedures and training for groups with a response
responsibility. These exercises can range from short
duration desk-tops to large scale multi-level, multiagency live exercises. Exercise management, the
key to success in this area, is a major feature of
IFAP's MHEM capability.
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OPERATIONS MANAGER
KEITH HARRAWAY
Operations Manager
Keith joined IFAP in December 2005
as a Senior Consultant. He has more
than 40 years’ experience in Police
and Emergency Service organisations
in various jurisdictions and has received and
subsequently delivered training in numerous
emergency services skill areas, emergency
management and consequence management. This
includes the development and management of
numerous emergency management exercises
including the consequence aspects of a major counter
terrorism exercise. Keith is a Certificate IV Workplace
Trainer and Assessor and is acknowledged as one of
the most experienced emergency managers in
Australia.
He has extensive executive level operational and
planning experience as Regional Manager and
Director in both remote and urban regions, along with
a high level of experience in both state and national
jurisdictions. His management of many multi-agency
emergency operations, and subsequent review of
policies and procedures, instigated improvement of
service delivery to many affected communities. Senior
members of local, state and federal governments and
business organisations have acknowledged his ability
to provide objective threat assessments and provide
practical recommendations for both tactical and
strategic emergency management plans.
THE MAJOR HAZARDS AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT TEAM
ROB TE
Senior Consultant
ROHAN KLIMISCH
Technical Officer
ANA RIBEIRO
Support Officer
(L-R):
Ana Ribeiro,
CEM Support Officer
Rob Te,
Senior Consultant
Keith Harraway,
Operations Manager
Greg Pobar,
General Manager Accident & Incident
Response Solutions
Rohan Klimisch,
Technical Officer
Major Hazards & Emergency Management
Robert joined IFAP in 2008 from FESA where he
worked since 1996. Initially as Assistant Regional
Manager for the Pilbara and for the next 9 years the
SES District Manager for the Midwest & Gascoyne
Region managing 10 SES Units (approx 200
personnel), a Regional Operations Team and served as
the Executive Officer of the District Emergency
Management Committee. Prior to becoming
employed with the SES (which later became a part of
FESA), Rob was an SES volunteer for 12 years and the
Local Manager of the 55 member Karratha Unit for 7
years. Rob has a Certificate IV in Training and
Assessing. As a specialist in SES hazards, Rob served as
the Incident Controller for multitudes of large scale,
multi layered, time critical operations and in 2005
received a medal specifically for his "excellence in the
running of major operations" in the Gascoyne Region.
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MHEM TRAINING COURSE INFORMATION
BOOKING INFORMATION
All course bookings can be made by phoning IFAP’s
Customer Service Centre on 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300
4327 00 Phone bookings are an indication only and
must be confirmed in writing for the booking to be
definite.
IFAP will need the name of the person attending, the
course name and date and an indication of the
method of payment. Early bookings will ensure places
are available.
Arrangements for customised and onsite training are
made after discussion with an IFAP Consultant that
will be confirmed in a written IFAP proposal.
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All bookings must be confirmed with payment in full,
at least 5 days prior to the commencement of the
course. Members and account customers can confirm
with a Purchase Order (a copy of the Purchase Order
is required prior to commencement of the course.
Terms of payment 14 days from date of invoice). IFAP
reserves the right to withdraw any participant from a
course if payment has not been received in
accordance with our Payment Terms. IFAP reserves the
right to alter any price, service, condition or the
availability of any service or item without further
notice.
Any changes made in less than 3 working days will
incur an Administration Fee. A Substitution can be
made prior to course commencement at no additional
charge. Should a student fail to attend or complete a
course for which they have been enrolled, 100%
payment is required.
CANCELLATION BY IFAP
IFAP will refund in full any deposits/payments received
for any course that it cancels. IFAP reserves the right
to cancel courses without notice. IFAP will not be
liable for any claims arising from course cancellation.
MEDICAL CLEARANCE
Some IFAP training may require the participants to
prove they are medically and physically capable to
undertake the training required. These details are
provided on enrolment.
CANCELLATION/VARIATION POLICY
All cancellations or variations to course bookings
must be received in writing. No refunds will be given
for cancellation of a booking received in less than 3
working days of course commencement. A change to
another course date may be made at no additional
charge, if more than 3 working days notice is given.
ANA RIBEIRO
Client Services Co-ordinator
IFAP Fremantle Major Hazards and Emergency
Management Centre
Ground Floor, Koolinda House,
1 Port Beach Road, North
Fremantle, WA
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INTRODUCTION TO EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
OBJECTIVE
This course is designed to provide personnel with an
overview and understanding of the concepts,
principles and processes involved in Emergency
Response, Emergency Management and Crisis
Management in a corporate environment.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
As a result of this course, participants should be able
to:
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Understand the nature of emergencies and
crises;
Understand the various levels of management
and the delineation of corresponding roles and
responsibilities;
Identify some basic tools and processes that will
better enable participants to respond to an
emergency at an appropriate level; and
Have an appreciation of an emergency
management structure and the relevance of
emergency management policy, plans and
procedures.
TRAINING STRATEGY
The strategy includes theoretical training sessions.
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Management strategies and processes
Training and competence
DESIGNED FOR
This course is designed as a basic or pre-requisite
course for all personnel who may be involved in
emergency response or management in a corporate
environment. It should be attended by personnel
from all risk industries.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$499
Non-members: $650
January
February
March
April
20
17
17
28
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
19
23
21
24
15
27
10
15
Price includes $2.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Defining emergencies
Emergency and corporate issues
TELEPHONE SKILLS IN AN EMERGENCY
OBJECTIVE
This course is designed to provide people with the
necessary knowledge and skills to manage calls in an
emergency situation.
TRAINING STRATEGY
Participants undertake practical and theory sessions,
which provide them with the background knowledge
to handle a range of emergencies and the
opportunity to apply this knowledge in a series of
simulated scenarios.
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Dealing with enquiries following an accident at
the workplace
Dealing with the media following an emergency
DESIGNED FOR
This course is designed for receptionists and
telephone operators.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
DURATION:
It is expected that students will gain increased
awareness of the various types of emergency which
may be encountered and knowledge of accepted
‘best practice procedures’ for various situations.
In addition, this course will build confidence, through
practice, in dealing with a range of emergency
situations requiring a telephone response.
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Emergencies in the building
Bomb threats
1 day
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$180
Non-members: $245
February
March
April
May
3
3
7
5
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Price includes $2.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
2
7
4
1
13
3
1
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INTRODUCTION TO AUSTRALASIAN INTER-SERVICE INCIDENT
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (AIIMS)
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OBJECTIVE
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
This course aims to provide participants with a
comprehensive overview of the Australasian InterService Incident Management System (AIIMS)
framework. This system is now used by most
emergency services throughout Australasia including
Police, Fire Services, State Emergency Services,
emergency medical services and related government
departments. Furthermore many commercial and
industrial organisations have adopted AIIMS as their
incident management system, as part of a growing
trend in Australasia.
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES
The AIIMS course has been developed for
organisations which have adopted, or intend to
adopt, AIIMS and their personnel who may be
required to:
- perform a role within AIIMS;
- assist AIIMS personnel in a support capacity;
- know the principles and processes which
underpin AIIMS; or
- actively collaborate operationally with
organisations who have adopted AIIMS.
On completion of this course, participants will be able
to:
• Explain the purpose of AIIMS and its relationship
to national, state/territory, organisational and
local emergency management arrangements;
• Explain the intended system outcomes, key
features, and benefits when applied to incident
management;
• Explain the key system concepts of AIIMS;
• Describe the scope of the incident control
function;
• Explain the scope of the planning, operations
and logistics functions;
• Identify the purpose and key features of an
Incident Action Plan, and the factors considered
in its development;
• Outline the essential information exchanges that
should occur between incident personnel; and
• Outline the procedures for an effective
changeover of personnel and equipment.
Successful completion of this course results in the
achievement of competencies and a Statement of
Attainment for the following Nationally Accredited
Course: 21588VIC Course in Australasian Inter-service
Management.
TRAINING STRATEGY
This course includes theoretical and group work
sessions to enhance the practical application of
AIIMS. Participants learn through a mix of
presentations, scenario sessions and course material
how AIIMS is applied during emergency events. On
successful completion of the course and assessments,
participants will be issued with a Statement of
Attainment as meeting the criteria for, Introduction to
AIIMS.
Introduction to AIIMS
Key concepts of AIIMS
Incident control function
Planning function
Operations function
Logistics function
Incident Action Planning
Communication flows and effective changeovers
AIIMS in the wider context
DESIGNED FOR
DURATION
The nominal duration of this course is 16 hours or 2
eight-hour working days with a post course
assignment to be completed.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 16 hours
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$995
Non-members:$1,175
January
February
March
April
May
21-22
18-19
18-19
29-30
20-21
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Price includes $7 GST.
Training component is GST free.
24-25
22-23
25-26
16-17
28-29
11-12
16-17
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THE SAFETY CASE
OBJECTIVE
This course is designed for personnel working in
industries where safety cases are used. It gives an
overview and general understanding of their origin,
structure and purpose.
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Purpose of safety cases
Structure of safety cases
Application of safety cases in the workplace
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Participants will gain a greater understanding of the
safety case process and how it applies to their roles
and responsibilities. Participants will be able to take a
more active role in the establishment, administration
and implementation of their organisation’s safety
case.
TRAINING STRATEGY
The course is a one-day theoretical presentation with
a number of desktop exercises included. A Certificate
of Attendance will be issued.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
NEW
1 day
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$980
Non-members: $1,150
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
January
February
March
April
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Price includes $5.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Safety case origins
Relevant legislation
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17
20
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
4
16
14
18
15
12
17
15
OBJECTIVE
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
This course aims to provide the necessary skills and
knowledge to carry out the role of the person in
charge at the scene of an incident.
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES
On successful completion of this course, participants
will be able to:
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Conduct an incident assessment;
Establish command and control;
Implement hazard control and safety tactics/
policy;
Contribute to the preparation and
implementation of plans;
Manage the incident site and resources; and
Manage the termination of an incident.
TRAINING STRATEGY
A combination of theory and practical sessions are
used that give the participants the opportunity to
learn and practice. A Certificate of Attendance will
be issued.
Conduct an assessment of the incident
Establish control and command
Develop operational plan
Implement operational plan
Manage post incident operations
DESIGNED FOR
Any person that may be in charge of an incident site.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION:
2 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$995
Non-members: $1,175
February
April
4-5
8-9
June
August
October
December
Price includes $5 GST.
Training component is GST free.
3-4
5-6
14-15
2-3
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SAFETY & HEALTH REPRESENTATIVE, INTRODUCTORY TRAINING
Offshore Oil and Gas Industry
Based on IFAP’s standard course conducted for more
than 12,000 WA Safety and Health Representatives
with oil and gas Industry legislation and safety case
content.
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Approved by NOPSA
NOPSA approved course for Petroleum (Submerged
Lands) Commonwealth Act; Petroleum (Submerged
Lands) Act 1967, Schedule 7: OHS; WA OSH Act; WA
MSI Act and WAPSL Act.
This course applies to all elected Safety and Health
Representatives from the oil and gas industry. It is
designed to enable elected Safety and Health
Representatives to effectively represent their fellow
employees in matters relating to Occupational Safety
and Health in the workplace. IFAP has been
conducting SHR training since 1994.
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The training aims to give Safety and Health
Representatives, and, if appropriate, supervisors,
managers and others, the basic knowledge and skills
to effectively perform their roles and functions under
the legislation. The ultimate objective is to assist in
improving safety and health in Western Australian
workplaces.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
As a result of this course, participants should be able
to:
• Apply knowledge of legislation in the role of
a Safety and Health Representative;
• Identify and locate information from a variety
of sources;
• Identify and evaluate hazards in the workplace
and recommend control methods;
• Conduct an effective inspection of their
workplace;
• Conduct an effective investigation into
workplace illness/injuries and accidents;
Communicate on safety and health matters
and represent employees;
Describe the functions, make up and roles of
a safety and health committee; and
Resolve conflict and issue Provisional
Improvement Notices.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Legislation, regulations, codes of practice,
standards, safety cases
Sources of information
Negotiation and issuing PINS
Communication and representation skills
Systems approach to managing hazards
Safety case
Workplace inspections
Accident/incident investigation
Establishing and reviewing workplace
procedures
Safety and Health Committees
Role of the Occupational Safety and Health
Representative
Specific hazards
DESIGNED FOR
Elected Safety and Health Representatives in the
offshore oil and gas industry.
Note: Supervisors, managers and committee
members who are not elected Safety and Health
Representatives are not precluded from attending.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 5 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$925
Non-members:$1,100
February
April
23-27
20-24
May
June
August
September
November
Price includes $12.50 GST.
Training component is GST free.
11-15
15-19
17-21
7-11
16-20
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SAFETY & HEALTH REPRESENTATIVE, REFRESHER
This course applies to all elected Safety and Health
Representatives from the oil and gas industry who
have previously attended the full NOPSA approved
Safety and Health Representative course.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
Review of all subjects covered in the full Safety and
Health Representative course.
DESIGNED FOR
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
As a result of this course, participants should be able
to:
• Apply knowledge of legislation in the role of a
Safety and Health Representative;
• Identify and locate information from a variety of
sources;
• Identify and evaluate hazards in the workplace
and recommend control methods;
• Conduct an effective inspection of their
workplaces;
• Conduct an effective investigation into
workplace illness/injuries and accidents;
• Communicate on safety and health matters and
represent employees;
• Describe the functions, make up and roles of a
safety and health committee; and
• Resolve conflict and issue Provisional
Improvement Notices.
Elected Safety and Health Representatives in the
offshore oil and gas industry.
Note: Supervisors, managers and committee
members who are not elected Safety and Health
Representatives are not precluded from attending.
IFAP PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 2 days
PHONE: 1300 IFAP 00 / 1300 4327 00
PERTH
PRICES
Members:
$510
Non-members: $620
Course on
Request
Price includes $5 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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MANAGE A CRISIS
OBJECTIVE
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
This course will provide the skills and understanding
of the concepts, principles and processes involved in
managing a crisis.
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Participants will gain an understanding of the various
levels of management and the delineation of
corresponding roles and responsibilities; identify some
basic tools and processes that will better enable
participants to respond to an emergency at the
appropriate level; and have an appreciation of an
emergency management structure and the relevance
of emergency management policy, plans and
procedures.
This course achieves the following Nationally
Recognised Competencies from the Chemicals,
Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining Training Package
(PMA08):
• PMAOMIR650B Manage a crisis
Defining the crisis
Establishing contingency plans
Establishing communications
Assessing the crisis
Implementing a Crisis Management Plan
Documenting and reviewing crisis and response
Managing post crisis operations
DESIGNED FOR
Any person who is a Manager/Senior Manager or
Emergency/Crisis Team Member for the organisation.
DURATION: 4 days
Corporate course on request
Phone: 9433 4322
TRAINING STRATEGY
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The course consists of theoretical training sessions
followed by practical desktop scenarios where
participants can put the training into practice.
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CRISIS MANAGEMENT TEAM (CMT) Workshop
OBJECTIVE
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
The aim of the workshop is to provide corporate
executives with the necessary knowledge and skills to
successfully manage an emergency situation at the
crisis level.
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Participants will gain an understanding of the issues
facing a Crisis Management Team and management
strategies to deal with them.
TRAINING STRATEGY
The strategy includes theoretical sessions on Crisis
Management followed by practical desktop scenarios
allowing participants to put into practice what they
have learnt. A Certificate of Attendance will be
issued.
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Analysis and definition of crisis features
Strategic issues and tasks
Crisis management process and structures
Preparation response and recovery
Managing impacts on business image,
operations and liabilities
Crisis management tools and techniques
Crisis management resources
Crisis communications
DESIGNED FOR
Executives, CEOs, Directors, Divisional Managers and
other Crisis Management Team Members.
DURATION: 1 day
Corporate course on request
Phone: 9433 4322
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CO-ORDINATE INCIDENT RESPONSE
OBJECTIVE
The aim of the Co-ordinate Incident Response Course
is to train participants to implement and practice the
procedures required to manage emergencies that
may be encountered at an operational facility.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Participants will gain an understanding of the issues
facing a command and control team and
management strategies to deal with them. This
course achieves the following Nationally Recognised
Competencies from the Chemicals, Hydrocarbons and
Oil Refining Training Package (PMA08):
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PMAOMIR418B Co-ordinate incident response
TRAINING STRATEGY
The training includes theoretical sessions followed by
practical activities. The use of IFAP’s customised
simulator enables teams to work together, test
communications and procedures, and experience a
number of drills, evaluating both their own reactions
and those of their colleagues.
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Emergency response structures
Incident management and incident control
team processes
Information management tools
Tools for identifying and assessing tasks
Quick decision-making and tasking
Handling the media
Dealing with stress
Leadership
Resource management
Exercise/drill management
CERTIFICATE
On successful completion of the course, participants
will be issued with a Statement of Attainment for
PMAOMIR418B Co-ordinate incident response.
DESIGNED FOR
OIMs, PICs, Supervisors, Plant Managers, Site
Managers and Command and Control Team
Members.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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DURATION: 4 days
Corporate course on request
Phone: 9433 4322
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How incidents occur and what should be done
before they occur
The elements of competency in incident
management and incident control
The overlaps between emergency management
and emergency response, and command and
control versus process control
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HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES
OBJECTIVE
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
This course aims to provide personnel with the
necessary knowledge and skills to successfully
manage Human Resources in an emergency situation.
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES
This workshop trains individuals, supervisors and
support teams to manage emergency contacts,
relatives, friends and the human aspects of
emergencies and crises. It includes a pressure
management module which looks at ways to manage
stress during and after a crisis or emergency, and
any post-incident trauma (critical incident stress).
It examines the potential causes of stress and ways to
manage it in both the short and long term.
TRAINING STRATEGY
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DESIGNED FOR
Human Resource Managers and Team Members.
Major Hazards & Emergency Management
A combination of theory and practical sessions are
used, providing participants the opportunity to learn
and practice. A Certificate of Attendance will be
issued.
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What are the HR issues in an emergency?
Strategies, structures and options to manage the
HR needs
Telephone techniques and tips
Information management
Providing support
Legal issues
Records use and maintenance
Dealing with death and injury
Stress management
Critical incident stress de-briefing
The longer term issues
DURATION: 1 day
Corporate course on request
Phone: 9433 4322
MEDIA MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES
OBJECTIVE
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
This course aims to provide personnel with the
necessary knowledge and skills to successfully present
the company’s point of view to the media in an
emergency situation.
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES
This course trains individuals, supervisors and support
teams to manage communications with the media
during an emergency.
TRAINING STRATEGY
This course includes practical sessions in conducting
media conferences and giving radio and television
interviews. Participants learn through a mix of
information presentations and practical sessions in
conducting media conferences and how to give radio
and television interviews. A Certificate of Attendance
will be issued.
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Developing the company STANCE
The nature of news
What the media want
The needs of the different types of media
Preparing media releases and holding
statements
Being prepared
Presenting and preserving company image
What information should and shouldn’t be
released
Maximising communication with the media
before, during and after a crisis or emergency
DESIGNED FOR
Public Relations staff, External Affairs Representatives,
Company Directors, Managers and anyone involved
with communications with the media.
DURATION: 1 day
Corporate course on request
Phone: 9433 4322
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TRAINING COURSE INDEX
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Advanced Fire Fighting
87
Emergency Team Member
88
Emergency Team Leader
88
Gas Test Monitoring
89
Portable Fire Equipment
90
Safe Working in Confined Spaces
91
Confined Space Entry - Standby
92
Safe Working at Heights
93
Safe Working at Heights - Awareness
94
Operate Breathing Apparatus
95
Warden Evacuation
96
Warden Evacuation - Including Portable Fire Equipment
97
Dangerous Goods/Hazardous Substances
98
Handle Dangerous Goods/Hazardous Substances
99
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Fire Safety & Emergency Response
Initial Response Fire Fighting
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FIRE SAFETY & EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES
Nationally Recognised Training in Fire Safety and
Emergency Response is available to IFAP members
and clients at the IFAP Fire Training Centres located at
North Lake (WA) and Berrimah, Darwin (NT). Fire
Safety and Emergency Response training is delivered
by Red Alert Australia, in partnership with IFAP.
or higher. All the services offered are of the highest
standard and are conducted at award-winning safety
levels.
Further information regarding courses which are
offered under the National Training Framework can
be obtained by phoning 1800 629 089.
ABOUT RED ALERT AUSTRALIA
TRAINING
Fire Safety Training and Management Services
operate under the trading name Red Alert Australia.
Founded in 1989, Red Alert Australia provides
workplace safety and emergency training,
consultancy and other specialised services to a broad
range of clients in various industry sectors throughout
Australia and overseas. A Quality Management
System certified to AS/NS ISO 9001 backs this service.
As a result, the design process for producing tailored
training packages is also quality assured.
The following pages contain descriptions for Red
Alert Australia training courses. It is important to note
that the standard courses can be customised to meet
client and site-specific requirements.
Some of the training available from Red Alert
includes:
NATIONALLY RECOGNISED TRAINING
Many of the courses offered are Nationally
Recognised Training, accredited under the Australian
Quality Training Framework. Trainers are qualified to
Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training
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Fire Training
Confined Space Training
Breathing Apparatus
Dangerous Goods / Hazardous Substances
Warden Training
Safe Working at Heights
Emergency Response
FIRE SAFETY & EMERGENCY RESPONSE CONSULTING SERVICES
Consulting services include:
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
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Audits to AS 3745 Emergency Control
Organisations and Procedures for Buildings
Risk Assessments, Permit Systems,
Confined Space Audits, Dangerous
Goods Audits, Confined Space Registers,
Rescue Plans, Rescue Co-ordinators
Specialist advice - equipment,
Emergency Control Organisation
structure and training
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AS 4083 Planning for Emergencies Health Care Facilities
Site specific advice and specialised
training for:
- All staff
- Emergency Response Teams
- Emergency Control Organisations
- Chief Wardens
Supply of Stand By and Emergency
Service Officers
FIRE SAFETY & EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
SHAD O’BEIRNE
Operations Manager
Shad joined Red Alert in 2008 as the operations
manager for Western Australia. He served in the Royal
Australian Navy and underwent extensive training in
Marine Fire Fighting, Breathing Apparatus and
Damage Control. Upon taking discharge from the
Navy, he enrolled and completed his Bachelor's
Degree in Science (Nursing) from Curtin University in
2000. He has worked as a Clinical Nurse Manager,
Associate Lecturer and Clinical Educator for Murdoch
and Notre Dame University. He has a commitment to
training excellence and has taught numerous classes
to diversified groups in subjects ranging from First Aid
and CPR through to Advanced Life Support, Breathing
Apparatus, Basic and Advanced Marine Fire.
NICK PANAGOPOULOS
Assistant Operations Manager
Nick joined Red Alert in 2008 as assistant operations
manager and trainer. He served in the Australian
Regular Army for 14 years specialising in training,
transport and logistics. Upon discharge Nick was the
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senior director in a logistics and transport company
where he oversaw the growth and development of
the business. Nick's interest in training led him to seek
out a position as a senior trainer for an RTO that
services the mining industry. Nick is heavily involved
with Wanneroo Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade where he
holds the position as a Brigade Lieutenant and
Training Officer.
SEELA CHAN
Training Co-ordinator
(L-R):
Shad O'Beirne,
Operations Manager
Seela Chan,
Training Co-ordinator
Nick Panagopoulos,
Assistant Operations
Manager
FIRE SAFETY TRAINING COURSE INFORMATION
CANCELLATION POLICY
To book courses held at the North Lake Fire
Training Centre in Perth, please contact Seela Chan
on (08) 9333 9928.
To book courses held at the North Australian Safety
Centre in Darwin, please contact Renee Yuen on
(08) 8947 0404.
To ensure that a course booking is confirmed,
payment or a purchase order must be supplied.
All registrations may be cancelled in writing up to five
business days prior to the date of the course without
incurring any penalties.
Cancellations received less than five business days
prior to the course shall incur a 25% administration
fee. Cancellations received less than 24 hours prior to
the scheduled course shall incur a 50% penalty fee.
TRAINING VENUES
All public courses in this section are run at IFAP
North Lake and at IFAP Darwin.
These centres offer practical training in realistic
simulated conditions and a range of accredited
SEELA CHAN
Training
Co-ordinator
IFAP North Lake Centre for
Workplace Safety
Training Solutions
128 Farrington
Road,
North Lake, WA
training courses to suit offshore and onshore, mining
and maritime operations.
Training can also be conducted at IFAP Kalgoorlie Goldfields Safety Centre.
RENEE YUEN
Client Services
Co-ordinator
IFAP Darwin North Australian
Safety Centre
Lot 3276,
Curteis Road,
Berrimah Farm,
Berrimah, NT
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
BOOKING INFORMATION
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INITIAL RESPONSE FIRE FIGHTING
A one-day course designed to provide training in the
use of portable and fixed fire fighting equipment to a
degree where participants have the confidence and
competence to utilise the range of equipment
available on their work site or industry base. The
course includes the principles of “size up and
assessment” and fire fighting tactics. Much of the
course is devoted to practical fire fighting and the
importance of working effectively as a team.
OBJECTIVES
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To identify response to fire emergencies.
To safely deploy fire emergency response
equipment.
To practice the use of first attack fire fighting
equipment.
To apply the principles of fire fighting strategies
(Rescue Exposure Confinement Extinguishment
Overhaul RECEO) to a given fire scenario.
Participation as an effective member of a fire
fighting team.
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
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By the end of the course, participants will be able
to:
• Respond to identified fire emergencies;
• Deploy fire emergency response equipment;
• Demonstrate an ability to identify and use the
various types of portable fire equipment;
• Apply the principles of RECEO to a given fire
scenario; and
• Participate as an effective member of a fire
fighting team.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Types of emergencies
Size up and assessment of emergencies
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Setting priorities for response
Chemistry of fire
Extinguishing mediums and methods of
application
Principles of first attack fire fighting procedures
Practical use of first attack fire fighting
equipment
Team leader exercises
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following unit:
• MSAPMOHS212A Undertake first response to
fire incidents
NOTE: Overalls for practical exercises and towels are
provided.
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 1 day
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$530
Non-members: $640
January
February
13
10
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
Price includes $4 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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21
12
9
14
11
8
20
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ADVANCED FIRE FIGHTING
A two-day course designed for personnel who may
be a member of an organised and structured fire
fighting team whose responsibilities could involve
them participating in an aggressive fire attack
involving rescue from a hazardous environment.
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OBJECTIVES
ACCREDITATION
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To give participants an understanding of the role
of the industrial fire fighter.
To teach correct planning and tactics for
emergency procedures.
To provide practical “hands-on” use of portable
fire extinguishers, hose lines, foam and fire
fighting tactics.
To familiarise participants with their role in
assisting responding emergency services.
To create an awareness of hazardous materials.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Explain the role of the industrial fire fighter;
Identify the range of actions which may be
undertaken at large fires or incidents;
• List actions to assist responding emergency
services;
• Demonstrate an ability to use portable fire
extinguishers, hose lines (water spray and foam)
correctly;
• Recognise hazardous materials and understand
appropriate methods of handling; and
• Effectively direct a fire team to a conclusive
outcome.
Foam for fire fighting (theory and practical)
Practical fire fighting
HAZCHEM (theory)
Team leader exercises
Ventilation and gas dispersal
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following unit:
• PMAOHS213B Undertake fire control and
emergency rescue
PRE-REQUISITES
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MSAPMOHS212A Undertake first response to
fire incidents
MSAPMOHS216A Operate breathing apparatus
NOTE: Overalls for practical exercises and towels are
provided.
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Chemistry of combustion
Portable fire extinguishers (theory and practical)
Fire fighting tactics
Use of 38mm and 64mm hose lines
Use of water spray for fire fighting
DURATION: 2 days
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$945
Non-members:$1,080
January
February
13-14
10-11
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
Price includes $6 GST.
Training component is GST free.
10-11
21-22
12-13
9-10
14-15
11-12
8-9
20-21
3-4
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
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EMERGENCY TEAM MEMBER
OBJECTIVE
Designed to provide training for personnel who may
be a member of an organised and structured fire
fighting team whose responsibilities could involve
them in participating in an aggressive fire attach
involving rescue from a hazardous environment and
breathing apparatus. The course content encourages
teamwork and the correct pre planning.
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MSAPMOHS110A Follow emergency response
procedures
MSAPMOHS216A Operate breathing apparatus
MSAPMOHS212A Undertake first response to
fire incidents
PMAOHS213B Undertake fire control and
emergency rescue
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
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Apply knowledge of fire chemistry to control and
extinguish fires;
Identify, assess and control hazards;
Participate in team activities;
Use equipment, techniques and specialist
extinguishing media to safely extinguish fires; and
Participate as a member of a fire team.
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 3 days
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$1095
Non-members:$1260
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Principles of wearing Open Circuit Breathing
Apparatus
Physiology of the respiratory system
Safe working practices when wearing BA
Working as a member of a BA team
Protective clothing requirements
ACCREDITATION
January
February
12-14
9-11
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
9-11
20-22
11-13
8-10
13-15
10-13
7-9
19-21
2-4
Price includes $6 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following units:
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
EMERGENCY TEAM LEADER
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OBJECTIVE
PRE-REQUISITES
This course is designed to provide participants with
the skills and knowledge to coordinate and lead an
emergency response team. Extensive practical
exercises covers the deployment of resources at the
scene of an emergency, the techniques, equipment
and specialist extinguishing media to safely extinguish
petrochemical fires, and experience in leading an
emergency response team. Successful completion of
this course qualifies a participant to assume the
responsibility of emergency team leader.
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EXPECTED OUTCOMES
At the end of this training, participants will be able to:
• Communicate effectively with all parties;
• Effectively lead a fire team;
• Apply command and control strategies; and
tactics at an emergency incident.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Assess the nature and extent of the emergency
Effect rescue of personnel at risk
Confine the spread of emergency
Practical Incident Command & Control
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following unit:
•
PMAOHS311B Lead emergency teams
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MSAPMOHS110A Follow emergency response
procedures
MSAPMOHS216A Operate breathing apparatus
MSAPMOHS212A Undertake first respons to fire
incidents
PMAOHS213B Undertake fire control and
emergency rescue
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 2 days
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$545
Non-members: $630
January
February
15-16
12-13
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
Price includes $4 GST.
Training component is GST free.
12-13
23-24
14-15
11-12
16-17
13-14
10-11
22-23
5-6
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GAS TEST MONITORING
A one day course designed for participants who may
be required to carry out gas testing of an atmosphere
prior to entering a specific area or workspace. The
competency requires the person to interpret readings
and take actions based on the interpretation.
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following unit:
•
MSAPMOHS217A Gas test atmospheres
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
At the end of this training, participants will be able to:
• Prepare for Gas Testing
• Test Gas
• Maintain Equipment
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 1 day
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Legislation
Atmospheres - Normal and Hazardous
Control Methods
Prepare for Gas Testing
Operation and function of Gas Detection
Equipment
Sampling
Alarms
Limitations
Continuous Monitoring and Recording Results
Maintenance of Gas Detection Equipment.
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$360
Non-members: $410
January
February
9
27
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
25
8
29
26
9
27
24
29
27
Price includes $3 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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PORTABLE FIRE EQUIPMENT
A short course that provides general employees with
the knowledge and skills to safely and effectively use
fire suppression equipment available on-site.
Equipment may include fire extinguishers, hose-reels,
fire blankets and other fire suppression equipment.
OBJECTIVES
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To provide practical “hands on” use of portable
fire extinguishers.
To give participants an appreciation of the
different classes of fire and their particular
hazards.
To create an awareness of how a fire can be
safely extinguished with portable fire
extinguishers and other first attack fire fighting
equipment.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• Assess the potential of a fire and their ability to
combat it;
• Demonstrate an ability to identify and use the
various types of portable fire equipment
available; and
• Identify the different classes of fire and their
appropriate methods of extinguishment.
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Alternate extinguishing methods-fire blanket,
fuel starvation, etc.
Practical application of the above
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following unit:
• PRMPFES05B Use portable fire fighting
equipment
NOTE: Overalls for practical exercises and towels are
provided.
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 2 hours
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$170
Non-members: $200
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
January
February
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This course is GST free.
Training component is GST free.
Classes of fire
Theory of extinguishers (colour coding, siting,
maintenance)
9, 22
6, 20
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
16
17
22
19
27
17
15
8, 15
12, 30
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9,
4,
2,
10,
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SAFE WORKING IN CONFINED SPACES
A structured course designed for personnel who may
have to work in or around a restricted entry confined
space. The course is suited to personnel who regularly
enter confined spaces on various sites.
OBJECTIVE
Participants completing this course will be aware of
the procedures and requirements outlined in
Australian Standard 2865, 2001 - Safe Working in
Confined Spaces. The course will also contain
information relative to State requirements. This
includes the Occupational Health and Safety Act,
Regulations and Codes of Practice for Confined
Spaces.
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Control measures (including principles of gas
testing)
Emergency procedures
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following unit:
• MSAPMPER200B Work in accordance with an
issued permit
• Certificate of Attendance - Safe Working in
Confined Spaces (non NRT)
NOTE: Overalls for practical exercises and towels are
provided.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• Identify the legislative requirements applicable to
entry into confined spaces;
• Know what constitutes a confined space;
• Understand the hazards associated with entering
a confined space; and
• Know the minimum safety requirements for
entry into a confined space.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
Legislative requirements
Definition of a confined space
Case histories
Hazards encountered in confined spaces
Entry permits
Use of harnesses and other PPE
DURATION: 1 day
Perth
9399 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$360
Non-members: $410
January
February
6, 29
3, 27
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Price includes $3 GST.
Training component is GST free.
4,
1,
6,
3,
6,
3,
3,
6,
10,
26
23
27
23
29
27
30
22
24
8
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
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IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
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CONFINED SPACE ENTRY - STANDBY
An advanced course designed for personnel whose
role could include filling the role of a Standby Person.
Participants attending this course need to be
physically capable of strenuous effort for the practical
components. A CPR module is included in this course.
OBJECTIVE
Participants completing this course will be aware of
the procedures and requirements outlined in
Australian Standard 2865, 2001 - Safe Working in
Confined Spaces. The course will also contain
information relative to State requirements. This
includes the Occupational Health and Safety Act,
Regulations and Codes of Practice for Confined
Spaces incorporating the role and function of a
standby person.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• State what constitutes a confined space;
• Undertake a risk assessment;
• Identify the hazards associated with entering a
confined space;
• Explain the procedures for testing of
atmospheres in a confined space;
• Execute a confined space entry permit;
• Identify the minimum safety requirements for
entry into a confined space; and
• Identify emergency procedures to be followed.
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Definition of a confined space
Case histories
Risk assessment and task analysis
Hazards encountered in confined spaces
Noxious fumes and gases
Testing of O2 and flammable mixtures
Purging and ventilation
Entry permits
Personal Protective Equipment and Rescue
Equipment
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Standby and rescue requirements
Standby equipment
Practical exercises using a mobile simulator
or on site confined spaces
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following units:
• MSAPMPER205B Enter confined space
• MSAPMPER200B Work in accordance with an
issued permit
• HLTCPR201A Perform CPR
A one-day course designed to maintain a level of
competency as recommended by the Australian
Standards / Code of Practice. Participants attending
the course need to be physically capable of strenuous
effort for the practical components.
NOTE: A Certificate of Attendance will be issued to
participants.
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 2 days
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$735
Non-members: $880
January
February
6-7
3-4
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Price includes $5 GST.
Training component is GST free.
4-5
1-2
6-7
3-4
6-7
3-4
3-4
6-7
10-11
8-9
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SAFE WORKING AT HEIGHTS
A one-day course designed for personnel whose role
in the workplace includes working at heights. Content
includes a knowledge of methods of retrieval or safety
procedures that could be utilised in the case of a
mishap or incident that leaves personnel suspended in
a harness or hazardous situation.
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OBJECTIVE
This Nationally Accredited course has been designed
to provide information on:
• Identification of hazards associated with working
at height, application of methods of control and
rescue plan design and development;
• Job Safety Analysis for height safety scenarios;
• Set up of fall protection and height safety
systems;
• Retrieval from height;
• Legislative requirements governing working at
heights;
• Hazards associated with working at heights;
• Basic height safety equipment - its function and
operation; and
• Inspection and maintenance of height safety
equipment.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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JSA
Set up of equipment
Suspension trauma awareness and prevention
Practical scenarios
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following unit:
• MNMG237A Work safely at heights
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 1 day
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$399
Non-members: $480
January
February
8, 23
5, 19
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Price includes $4 GST.
Training component is GST free.
6,
3,
8,
5,
8,
5,
4,
2,
6,
27
15
28
25
22
19
25
23
26
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Fire Safety & Emergency Response
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• Identify regulations and codes of practice
applying to work at height;
• Identify the hazards associated with work at
height;
• Identify standards and maintenance required for
equipment used for work at height;
• Assist in the compilation of a JSA for work at
height;
• Demonstrate the correct selection, fitment and
use of a full body harness and lanyards;
• Lead a team in the compilation of a Height
Safety JSA;
• Demonstrate the correct set up and use of
height safety equipment;
Supervise and demonstrate the correct use of
ladders and other portable working at height
equipment;
Correctly set up given rescue equipment for
a given scenario; and
Participate as a member of a retrieval team
in a given height safety scenario or initiate
suspension trauma control measures until
the arrival of rescue team(s).
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SAFE WORKING AT HEIGHTS - AWARENESS
OBJECTIVE
A four and a half hour awareness course designed
for personnel whose role in the workplace includes
working at heights. Content includes a knowledge of
methods of retrieval or safety procedures that could
be utilized in the case of a mishap or incident that
leaves personnel suspended in a harness or
hazardous situation.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
At the end of this training, participants will be able
to:
• Identify work requirements
• Prepare for work
• Access and install equipment
• Perform work at heights
• Clean up work area
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
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Legislation
Hazards of Working at Height
Hazards Control Measures
Freefall
Ladders
Height Safety
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Care of Equipment
Work Safety
COMPLETION
After successful completion of this training the
participant will receive a “Certificate of Attendance”.
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 4.5 hrs
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$170
Non-members: $200
January
February
8, 23
5, 19
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Price includes $1 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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OPERATE BREATHING APPARATUS
A one-day course designed for personnel who may
have to wear Self Contained Breathing Apparatus or
other forms of breathing apparatus in a specialist role
or situation exceeding those defined for the
introductory course.
OBJECTIVES
To provide participants with:
• A working knowledge of the different types of
respiratory equipment available, their uses and
functions;
• The ability to use Self Contained Breathing;
• Operate apparatus safely and effectively in
irrespirable atmospheres; and
• Knowledge and skills to use breathing apparatus
as a member of a fire or emergency response
team.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Physiology - the effects of different gases and
vapours on the body
Types of respiratory equipment available with
particular emphasis on the equipment on site
Donning and operational use
Maintenance and testing of equipment
Working in irrespirable atmospheres
Rope lines and knots
Methods of rescue
Tallies and guide lines
Safe operational procedures
Working in smoke and darkness
Practical exercises
NOTE: This course has been designed in accordance
with relevant Australian Standards. Trainees should be
aware that they will be required to wear breathing
apparatus under arduous conditions during this
course.
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following unit:
• MSAPMOHS216A Operate breathing apparatus
(Open Circuit)
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 1 day
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$370
Non-members: $440
January
February
5
2
March
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Price includes $3 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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Fire Safety & Emergency Response
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• Identify basic physiology;
• Identify different types of respiratory equipment;
• Identify the function and operation of Self
Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA);
• Correctly assemble a given SCBA;
• Carry out pre-operation tests of a given SCBA;
• Correctly don and doff a given SCBA;
• Identify basic maintenance procedures for a
given SCBA;
• Wear a given SCBA in a hostile environment;
and
• Utilise SCBA to effect rescue.
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WARDEN EVACUATION
This course is designed for personnel whose role
includes that of Area or Floor Warden or Assistant
Warden in a workplace Emergency Control
Organisation. This course will provide participants with
the skills, experience and knowledge to act with
confidence in the event of an emergency. The training
meets the outcomes required in AS 3745.
OBJECTIVES
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•
•
To create an awareness of the factors which
necessitate evacuation, its problems and
solutions.
To provide information on current regulatory and
Australian Standards pertaining to evacuation.
To provide wardens with the training and skills
necessary for them to carry out their duties
confidently and effectively.
To familiarise participants with the emergency
procedures at their premises.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• Analyse and evaluate their evacuation
procedures;
• Have the confidence and motivation to carry out
the various roles of evacuation wardens; and
• Manage the problems and stress that can occur
in times of emergency.
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Evacuation - its causes, problems and solutions
Australian Standards pertaining to
communication and alarms associated
with evacuation procedures
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Australian Standard 3745 - Emergency Control
Organisation and procedures for buildings 2002
Familiarisation with the client’s emergency
procedures
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following units:
• PUAWER005A Operate as part of an emergency
control organisation
• PUAWER001A Identify, prevent and report
potential workplace emergency situations
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 6.5hrs
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$190
Non-members: $230
January
February
9, 22
6, 20
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Price includes $2 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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WARDEN EVACUATION - including Portable Fire Equipment
A one-day course designed for personnel whose role
includes that of Area or Floor Warden or Assistant
Warden in a workplace Emergency Control
Organisation. This course will provide participants
with the skills, experience and knowledge to act with
confidence in the event of an emergency. The
training meets the outcomes required in AS 3745. In
addition, it provides general employees with the
knowledge and skills to safely and effectively use fire
suppression equipment available on-site. Equipment
may include fire extinguishers, hose-reels, fire
blankets and other fire suppression equipment.
OBJECTIVES
Refer to Warden Evacuation and Portable Fire
Extinguisher Expected Outcomes and Key Subject
Areas.
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following
units:
•
PUAWER005A - Operate as part of an
Emergency Control Organisation
•
PUAWER001A Identify, prevent and report
potential workplace emergency situations
•
PRMPFES05B Use portable fire fighting
equipment
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 1 day
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$340
Non-members: $410
January
February
9, 22
6, 20
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
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17
22
19
27
17
15
8, 15
12, 30
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Price includes $2 GST.
Training component is GST free.
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
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DANGEROUS GOODS/HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
This unit covers requirements related to the safe use,
handling and storage of hazardous materials in
accordance with procedures. Course content also
covers signage, Material Safety Data Sheets and their
application and allows for a session on site specific
hazardous materials.
OBJECTIVES
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Identify and use appropriate Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE).
Work safely with hazardous materials.
Implement procedures for identifying hazards
and controlling the risks associated with
hazardous materials and hazardous events.
Follow workplace procedures for handling and
storage of dangerous goods.
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
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By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• Correctly use PPE;
• Outline the function of different types of PPE;
• Identify and explain safety signs and symbols in
the workplace;
• Identify hazardous areas, chemicals and outline
any special handling procedures;
• Follow requirements of Material Safety Data
Sheets;
• Identify and report existing and potential
hazards;
• Implement and monitor procedures to control
risks;
• Identify procedures for dealing with hazardous
events;
• Identify and apply storage requirements for
dangerous goods;
• Monitor storage quantities and areas for
conformity;
• Check emergency equipment;
• Follow handling procedures; and
• Select load handling and shifting procedures.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
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Legislation
Risk management
Hazardous substances
Materials safety data sheets
Dangerous goods
HAZCHEM code
Labelling
Storage
Handling
Safe use
PPE
Initial response procedures
ACCREDITATION
Successful completion of this training program
provides National Accreditation in the following unit:
• MSAPMOHS200A Work safely
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 1 day
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$420
Non-members: $500
January
February
7
25
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
Price includes $2 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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HANDLE DANGEROUS/GOODS HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
OBJECTIVES
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ACCREDITATION
This course covers decontamination in the control,
containment and clean up process, incorporating the
use of Self Contained Breathing Apparatus and gas
suits.
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Identify and use appropriate Personal Protective
Equipment.
Respond safely to a hazardous material
incident.
Identify spill response equipment.
EXPECTED OUTCOMES
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
• Identify dangerous goods/hazardous substances
from information including class labels,
manifests and other documentation;
• Identify legislative requirements;
• Identify the procedure for incorrectly labelled/
not appropriately marked materials;
• Identify incident reporting procedures;
• Locate and check emergency equipment;
• Identify and confirm emergency procedure; and
• Participate in a team to respond to a leak/spill.
KEY SUBJECT AREAS
Legislation
External agencies
Notifiable incidents
Response plans / procedures
Hazardous substances
Material safety data sheets
Dangerous goods
HAZCHEM signage
Spill response equipment
TDTD397C Handle dangerous goods/hazardous
substances
NOTE: Before booking onto a Skills Maintenance
course, participants will be required to provide proof
of initial training. Pre-requisite of Self Contained
Breathing Apparatus dependant on materials stored
on client’s site.
IFAP / RED ALERT PUBLIC COURSE DATES:
DURATION: 2 days
Perth
9333 9928
Darwin 8947 0404
PERTH & DARWIN
PRICES
Members:
$820
Non-members: $980
January
February
7-8
25-26
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
Price includes $6 GST.
Training component is GST free.
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27-28
24-25
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25-26
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27-28
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Fire Safety & Emergency Response
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Personal Protective Equipment
Decontamination
Reporting and documenting
Debriefing
Practical exercises
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FURTHER COURSES
Additional Nationally Recognised Training units are
available from both the PMA02 and PUA00 Training
Packages. Please contact Red Alert Australia for
further information.
SKILLS MAINTENANCE COURSES
Fire Safety & Emergency Response
IFAP/Red Alert also offer a range of Skills Maintenance
courses, which are designed for participants who
have completed the initial training and simply require
a refresher course. Please contact us to determine
what courses are available.
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Visit our website at www.red-alert.com.au or
Phone us on 1800 629 089.
Remember, we are able to customise courses to
meet client and site-specific requirements.