Practical Assessments are Perth based.
For group or corporate bookings, arrangements can be made for a Trainer to attend your site.
Please contact our booking team on (08) 6319 5300 or email info@rainesresources.com.au for further details.
Advanced Industry Ready Safety Package
Nationally Recognised Unit of Competency
Course Overview
Take your site-readiness further with six nationally recognised safety units designed for construction, resources and industrial workplaces.
The Advanced Industry Ready Safety Package combines six nationally recognised units of competency to provide learners with a broad range of practical workplace safety skills commonly used across construction, mining, resources, maintenance, shutdown and industrial environments.
Building on the essential safety skills covered in our Industry Ready Safety Package, this package also includes Gas Test Atmospheres, providing learners with additional skills in atmospheric testing and monitoring that are particularly relevant when working in or around confined spaces and other potentially hazardous environments.
Whether you are preparing to enter industry, looking to broaden your existing skills or wanting to improve your readiness for site-based employment, this package allows you to complete a valuable combination of safety training in one flexible program.
This package may be suitable for new entrants to industry, labourers, trades assistants, apprentices, contractors, maintenance personnel, shutdown workers, construction workers, mining and resources personnel and existing workers looking to broaden their workplace safety competencies.
It can also provide a strong foundation for learners who intend to progress into further role-specific training such as plant and machinery operations, permit-to-work systems, risk management or other industry-specific competencies.
Advanced Industry Ready Safety Package
Cost of the course
Normally $1050.00, NOW: $950.00 (GST Free)
One package. Six nationally recognised units. Three months to complete them — on dates that work for you.
Course Code
CPCWHS1001, FBPOPR2074, RIIWHS204E, RIIWHS202E, CPPFES2005 and MSMWHS217
Practical Assessments are Perth Based
Nationally Recognised Unit of Competency
Course Overview
Take your site-readiness further with six nationally recognised safety units designed for construction, resources and industrial workplaces.
The Advanced Industry Ready Safety Package combines six nationally recognised units of competency to provide learners with a broad range of practical workplace safety skills commonly used across construction, mining, resources, maintenance, shutdown and industrial environments.
Building on the essential safety skills covered in our Industry Ready Safety Package, this package also includes Gas Test Atmospheres, providing learners with additional skills in atmospheric testing and monitoring that are particularly relevant when working in or around confined spaces and other potentially hazardous environments.
Whether you are preparing to enter industry, looking to broaden your existing skills or wanting to improve your readiness for site-based employment, this package allows you to complete a valuable combination of safety training in one flexible program.
This package may be suitable for new entrants to industry, labourers, trades assistants, apprentices, contractors, maintenance personnel, shutdown workers, construction workers, mining and resources personnel and existing workers looking to broaden their workplace safety competencies.
It can also provide a strong foundation for learners who intend to progress into further role-specific training such as plant and machinery operations, permit-to-work systems, risk management or other industry-specific competencies.
VOC / Refresher Course
Please contact the booking team.
CTF Funding Information
The Construction Training Fund may subsidise up to 70% of cost for eligible course for persons successfully completing an eligible CTF funded face to face course. Students have up to 1 year from the successful completion date to make a claim.
To make a claim email inquiries@ctf.wa.gov.au
Credit Transfer
Credit transfer is available on some courses provided substantiating evidence is supplied.
Cancellation Refunds
Please refer to our refunds policy.
Learning Modules
WHS regulations and Duty of Care requirements.
Risk management.
Hazard identification.
Emergency Procedures.
Select Appropriate Fire Extinguisher.
Planning and preparing for operations.
Use of mechanical aids.
Inspect and fit of a Full Body Harness
Identification and inspection of different items of fall protection
Definitions of a confined space
Pre entry requirements, Isolations, Emergency Plans, Ventilation, Communication
Entry Permits
Atmospheric Test Requirements, Hazards and Measurement
Gas detection systems
Learning Description
At the successful completion of this course, Candidate will receive the Statement of Attainment and a wallet-size card* inclusive of the Nationally Accredited course information, student name and course attended date.
(* Raines Resources will issue an SOA and card after full payment is received)
Assessment Components
- Theory
- Practical
Cancellation / Refunds
Refer to our refund policy
Training Details
Course Times
Flexible Training – Once you enrol in the package, you can choose from our available training dates and schedule each unit around your work, roster and other commitments — provided all units are completed within 3 months of commencing the package.
Each Unit
Face to Face: 8:00am until 4:00pm (please arrive 15 minutes earlier for registration and ID verification) other times by negotiation.
Blended: Self-paced learning and theory assessment with a face to face practical assessment.
FBPOPR2074, MSMWHS217 and CPPFES2005 are half day courses.
Age Requirements
All learners must be at least 18 years of age.
Literacy and Numeracy
Participants must have a basic level of English proficiency (written and verbal communication). Numeracy Participants require the knowledge of how to use a calculator.
Digital Literacy
Online learners will require access to a computer with an internet connection, have the knowledge to access emails, login to the online training portals, have access to video conferencing, upload documents when required and submit assessments.
In some instances, in modern mining and construction settings you may be required to enter/log information into an electronic record keeping devise or use computerised equipment to operate various types of machinery and processes.
Course Delivery
Option 1: Face to face training and assessment in a simulated workplace environment.
Option 2: Self-paced learning/theory assessment completed online and a scheduled face to face practical assessment.
Payment Method
Credit card, direct funds transfer with a bank receipt, or a company purchase order refer to our finance policy for further details.
What to Bring
1 Photo ID (e.g. Driver’s Licence, Passport [current or expired being no more than 2 years from the expiry date], WA proof of age card or other Australian Government issued ID card with photo).
1 Secondary ID (e.g. Medicare Card, telephone, gas, electricity account not more than 12 months old). or current WorkSafe licence (if any).
Clothing
Long sleeve shirt, long pants and safety boots.
Training Location
Online, 12/135 Riseley Street Booragoon WA and 12 McVeigh Street Forrestdale WA
Units Included
CPCWHS1001 Prepare to work safely in the construction industry (White Card) – Course Info Sheet
Provides the mandatory general construction induction training required before undertaking construction work. Learners develop an understanding of workplace health and safety responsibilities, common construction hazards, risk controls, incident and emergency procedures, safety signage and the correct use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
FBPOPR2074 Carry Out Manual Handling Tasks – Course Info Sheet
Develops practical skills for identifying manual handling hazards and safely performing workplace manual handling activities. Learners cover risk identification and assessment, safe movement and posture, the use of manual handling aids and methods for reducing the risk of injury when lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling and moving items.
RIIWHS204 Work Safely at Heights – Course Info Sheet
Provides learners with the skills and knowledge required to safely undertake work at heights. Training includes identifying hazards and implementing controls, selecting and inspecting equipment, using fall-protection systems, accessing work areas safely, working with PPE and preparing for emergency situations.
RIIWHS202 Enter & Work in Confined Spaces – Course Info Sheet
Develops the skills and knowledge required to safely enter, work in and exit confined spaces. Learners cover confined-space hazards, entry permits, isolation and lock-out/tag-out procedures, atmospheric testing and monitoring, PPE, communication, emergency procedures and safe entry and exit processes.
MSMWHS217 Gas Test Atmosphere – Course Info Sheet
Provides learners with the skills and knowledge required to test the working atmosphere using electronic gas-testing equipment. Training covers preparing and calibrating gas-testing equipment, conducting atmospheric tests, interpreting and responding to readings, monitoring atmospheric conditions and maintaining appropriate records.
Gas-testing skills are particularly relevant to work involving confined spaces and environments where hazardous gases, vapours or unsafe oxygen levels may be present, making this unit a valuable addition to confined-space training.
CPPFES2005 First Attack Firefighting Equipment – Course Info Sheet
Provides learners with the skills and knowledge to demonstrate and explain the safe and correct use of first attack firefighting equipment in emergency situations. Training covers fire types and classifications and the appropriate selection and use of equipment including portable fire extinguishers, fire hose reels and fire blankets.