Yes. Raines Resources offers training options that combine UETDRMP018 / HLTAID009 Combined LVR and CPR in a 1 Day Course. Combining related units can be particularly useful for workers in mining, construction, maintenance and industrial environments where both CPR and Low Voltage Rescue may form part of their work.

Yes. Raines Resources is a Registered Training Organisation delivering nationally recognised training across a range of mining, construction, safety and industrial competencies. Successful completion of an applicable nationally recognised course and its assessment requirements results in the relevant nationally recognised certification documentation.

Yes. Raines Resources provides corporate and group training for businesses requiring training for employees, contractors or work crews. Training can be arranged for organisations operating across mining, construction, infrastructure, transport, resources and other industrial sectors. Contact the Raines Resources booking team to discuss course requirements, participant numbers and available delivery options.

The training required for mining or FIFO work depends on your role, employer and worksite. Common requirements can include White Card, Working at Heights, Enter and Work in Confined Spaces, Gas Test Atmospheres, First Aid, CPR, Low Voltage Rescue and other workplace safety training. Raines Resources can help you identify the training relevant to your role, but you should always confirm specific site requirements with your employer or prospective employer.

Section 26 training is associated with the statutory responsibilities of supervisors in Western Australia’s mining industry. Raines Resources provides relevant Section 26 Statutory Supervisor Qualification (S26) BSBWHS411 & RIIRIS402E in a 2 Day training course for people who need to develop or demonstrate the knowledge and competencies required for supervisory responsibilities. Because requirements can depend on a person’s role and workplace, participants should confirm the specific competency requirements applying to their position.

Some Raines Resources courses are available through online or blended delivery. Depending on the unit of competency, participants may complete theory components online before attending a practical assessment or face-to-face component in Perth. Courses requiring demonstration of practical competency cannot necessarily be completed entirely online, so check the individual course page for the available delivery methods.

This depends on the qualification, unit of competency, employer and worksite requirements. A Statement of Attainment for many nationally recognised units does not simply expire on a set date, but employers and industry procedures may require workers to refresh their skills or demonstrate that they remain competent. Raines Resources offers refresher and Verification of Competency options for selected courses. Always check the requirements of your employer or worksite.

A Verification of Competency, or VOC, is used to assess whether a worker can currently demonstrate the skills and knowledge required to safely perform particular workplace tasks. Employers commonly use VOC assessments within mining, construction and industrial environments to verify worker competency. Raines Resources provides VOC assessments for selected competencies and workplace requirements.

Raines Resources combines nationally recognised training with more than 30 years of hands-on experience across mining, construction, transport and industrial environments. Training is designed around practical workplace requirements rather than theory alone, helping participants develop skills relevant to the environments in which they actually work. Find out more about us here.