This unit provides the nationally recognised skills and knowledge to safely operate a wheel loader and handle load-shifting duties on site. Training encompasses pre-operational inspections, safe operating techniques, load control and stability, shutdown procedures, and housekeeping in alignment with site and WHS requirements.

This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to safely enter and work in confined spaces (e.g., tanks, pits, silos) across the Resources and Infrastructure Industries. Training covers planning, hazard identification, atmospheric monitoring, correct use of PPE, applying lock-out/tag-out procedures, and maintaining communication with a stand-by person as per the Confined Space Entry Permit.

This unit teaches the skills and knowledge needed to safely operate and maintain breathing apparatus in irrespirable or hazardous atmospheres. Training covers pre-donning checks, correct donning/doffing, monitoring air use, fault management, and concluding operations in line with procedures and standards.

This nationally recognised unit equips participants with the skills and knowledge to prepare, operate, maintain, and recover vehicles across a variety of terrains and operational contexts (e.g. pipeline patrols, remote field sites). Training covers vehicle checks, load security, off-road driving techniques, communications, journey planning, and field vehicle recovery.

This combined rescue package equips participants with both the foundational skills to operate as a rescue team member (PUASAR022) and the advanced techniques required to perform rescues in confined space environments (PUASAR025). The training covers teamwork, risk assessment, casualty extraction, rescue planning, and use of specialised rescue equipment in restricted and hazardous atmospheres.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge to act as a safety observer / spotter on worksites. Training includes hazard identification, managing pedestrian and vehicle interfaces, establishing exclusion zones, and maintaining communication with operational teams while observing work activities under supervision.

This unit addresses the legislative, regulatory, and operational responsibilities within the transport supply chain under the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL). Participants will learn to identify, apply, and adhere to Chain of Responsibility (CoR) obligations, manage risks around vehicle mass, dimensions, fatigue, speed, load security, and report breaches according to workplace procedures.

This nationally recognised unit provides the skills and knowledge required to monitor and implement safety obligations within the transport supply chain under the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL). Participants learn how to identify and manage risks relating to fatigue, mass, load restraint, speed, and vehicle standards, ensuring compliance across all parties in the chain of responsibility.