WHS training
Health and safety training is a critical component in ensuring the well-being of individuals within a workplace or any environment.
Training covers a wide range of topics, including proper use of equipment, emergency response procedures, ergonomics, and overall wellness practices. It also fosters a safer working environment, reduces the likelihood of accidents or injuries, and ultimately enhances the overall productivity and satisfaction of individuals within the organisation.
Training programs offered by the University include:
Mandatory training includes:
- Induction for new staff
- RiskWare training (All staff)
- RiskWare (Supervisors)
- Emergency Preparedness
- Work unit WHS induction (on site)
Other training available depending on your role requirements and work unit needs include:
- Laboratory safety
- Manual handling
- Hazard substances and spill response
- Ergonomics
- Health & safety representative
- Safety support officer
- Emergency warden
- First Aid
- Mental health awareness
- Working at heights
- Confined spaces