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Safety Training for Manufacturing Teams
Fixed plant is predictable until somebody changes something. These short online awareness courses, most about 40 minutes, cover the topics around the machine rather than the machine itself. A learner can't skip ahead, the assessment stays locked until the lesson is finished, and checkpoint questions sit inside the lessons, not only at the end.
- $39 to $59 a course
- Most under an hour, works on a phone
- Completion certificate with a verification ID
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Workshop and Plant Safety Pack
For a workshop or plant floor after an inspector visit or a near miss on a machine, so every operator has the same ground rules.
- Energy Isolation and Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Awareness
- Hand and Power Tool Safety
- Welding and Hot Work Safety Awareness
- Plant and Machinery Safety (Machine Guarding)
- Gas Cylinder and Compressed Gas Safety
- Hand-Arm and Whole-Body Vibration Awareness
- Noise and Hearing Conservation
Training a crew? Buy seats for your team and send each person their code.
All 24 Courses for Manufacturing and Industrial
Physical Hazards
Plant, Vehicles and Transport
Chemicals, Dust and Environment
For every workplace (58 courses)
The basics any Australian workplace needs, whatever it does. They are not counted as this industry's courses.
Safety Basics and Induction
Physical Hazards
Chemicals, Dust and Environment
Psychosocial Risk and Respect at Work
Workplace Health
Emergency and Incident
Leadership and Supervision
ISO Management Systems
Compliance and Governance
Cyber Security and Privacy
Diversity and Inclusion
What sits around the machine
Nothing here is specific to your plant. A course cannot teach somebody your line, your isolation points or your permit system, and it does not pretend to.
What it can do is cover the general ground your own training sits on top of. Why isolation exists, what a guard is actually for, how noise and dust do their damage over years rather than in one moment.
The record, and why the version matters
Every completed assessment is stamped with a fingerprint of the content and the questions as they stood on the day it was taken.
So when a course is updated later, the earlier record still shows what that person was assessed on. A certificate issued in March does not quietly become a claim about the June version of the course.