This course is designed by WorkSafe WA for Safety & Health Representatives (SHR’s or HSR’s). A health and safety representative (HSR) is elected by their work group under the Work Health and Safety Act 2020 (WHS Act) to represent workers in work health and safety (WHS) matters. It is a requirement of the Legislation for safety reps to be trained soon after appointment, with fees paid by the Employer.
HSR’s play a crucial role in maintaining and improving safety and health in their workplace. This course provides Safety and Health Representatives with core understanding of the role, plus the knowledge and skills required to represent their fellow employees and ensure their workplace is adhering to WHS Legislative health and safety requirements.
This course can be facilitated anywhere in Western Australia for groups or can be attended individually at our facility in Welshpool.
You may wish to visit Worksafe WA website for more information. click here
Health and safety representative training can only be undertaken with an approved training provider. Training providers are approved by the Work Health and Safety Commission in accordance with the Work Health and Safety Act 2020.
Course is facilitated at Training Momentum Pty Ltd, Welshpool, WA.
The course includes knowledge theory, discussion, problem solving and practical activities to assist HSR’s to:
Gain and interpret knowledge of the WHS Legislation, that applies to the role of a Safety and Health Representative
Understand the HSR role, functions, powers and rights
Consult effectively and participate in issue resolution in the workplace
Represent other employees on safety and health matters
Understand the functions, make up and roles of the Safety and Health Committee
Monitor safety risks, identify hazards and conduct workplace inspections
Understand requirements if a Provisional Improvement Notice (PIN) is issued
5 days
To enrol, please select your preferred date from our course calendar and follow the instructions.
$890 per person
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