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COURSE PROFILE

General Induction training is mandatory for all persons working on any building or construction site in Australia.

Logisafe is able to present this course in Queensland, for Queensland residents and Workers.

This course has been developed by Logisafe and approved by Workplace Health & Safety Queensland.

Although we are not currently holding public courses, please contact the office should you wish to make any enquiries.

Course Options:

Full delivery: Face-to-face training conducted with the aid of power-point presentation, whiteboard, trainee handouts and practical exercise. Course duration: 6-8 hours.
RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning): Available to those whose existing qualifications or work experience satisfy the CPCCWHS1001 requirements. Documentary evidence to support the claims of previous work experience or training will be required to be submitted at least seven (7) days prior. A gap assessment may be required to demonstrate competency for those components not covered in previous qualifications. Please contact the office to arrange for an RPL application.

Attainment: Trainees receive a Queensland Government issued “ White Card” (laminated) and a Statement of Attainment (posted) within seven (7) days of successful completion of the assessment.

FULL COURSE CONTENT:

TOPIC	DETAILS	LEARNING OUTCOME
Risk Management (including Practical Exercise)	Hazard Identification Risk Assessment Control Mechanisms	Ability to identify, prioritise & implement appropriate control mechanisms Understand practical application
Legislation- Statue law based on Common Law	QLD WH&S Act 2011 QLD WH&S Regulation 2011 Advisory Standards Industry Codes of Practice	Recognise the different roles
Definitions & Responsibilities	Workplace PCBU Principal Contractor Employer Supervisor Worker Self employed person Persons in control Designers, manufacturers & suppliers WHS Inspectors WHS Officers WHS Representatives	Identify each & recognize functions and responsibilities
Incident reporting	Requirement Reasons	Awareness
OHS Consultation processes	Methods of relaying safety information	Who is involved
Fines	List Calculation	Awareness
Prescribed Occupations	Describe List	Identify Prescribed Occupations
Workplace Health & Safety Plans	Principal Contractor’s obligations Content Emergency Procedures Site Rules First Aid Work Method Statements Hazardous Substances/MSDS Fire Control	Basic understanding of content and implementation
Induction	General WH&S Activity Site Specific	Differentiation
Fire Control	Fire classification Types of fire extinguishers	Recognition