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Safety Training for Mining and FIFO Crews
Every mine has its own site induction, and this doesn't replace it. It's the general awareness underneath: fatigue, isolation, dust, noise, chemicals, fitness for work. Done on a phone before the swing, most in under an hour, ending in a certificate the site can verify by its ID. Courses covering state-specific rules name the state in the lesson.
- $39 to $59 a course
- Most under an hour, works on a phone
- Completion certificate with a verification ID
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Mining and Resources Safety Pack
For contractors and labour hire heading to a mine site, so the site induction can be about the site and not the basics.
- Hazardous Manual Tasks and Manual Handling Safety
- How to Complete a Risk Assessment (Step by Step)
- ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems Awareness
- Crystalline Silica Dust Awareness
- Drugs and Alcohol in the Workplace
- Fatigue Management at Work
- Confined Spaces Awareness
Training a crew? Buy seats for your team and send each person their code.
All 20 Courses for Mining and FIFO
Safety Basics and Induction
Physical Hazards
Plant, Vehicles and Transport
Chemicals, Dust and Environment
Psychosocial Risk and Respect at Work
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
FAQ
Will this get a worker onto a mine site?
No. Mine site induction is the operator’s and it is done on site. This is what a crew brings with them so the induction is about the site, not about fatigue.