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SUMMARY:Work Safely Near LEA For Non Electrical Worker
DESCRIPTION:Work Safely Near Electric Lines (for Non-Electrical Workers) \nEL\n\n\n- UETDREL006 Working safely in the vicinity of live electrical apparatus as a non-electrical worker  \nUpcoming Training\nThere are currently no openings available for this course. \n\n\nWork Safely Near Electric Lines (for Non-Electrical Workers)\n\nElectric lines don’t have to be touched to kill. Every year in Australia\, workers are seriously injured — or worse — simply because plant\, tools or people moved too close to live electrical infrastructure. Whether you’re operating machinery\, spotting for others\, climbing\, excavating or even unloading on-site\, knowing how to identify electrical hazards and maintain safe distances can be the difference between life and death.\n\nThis course is designed to give you the confidence and knowledge to work safely around electric lines as a non-electrical worker. You’ll learn how electricity behaves\, how to recognise danger zones\, how to use Safey Observers and permits correctly\, and exactly what to do in an emergency — including how to survive if machinery makes contact with live wires.\n\nThrough real-world scenarios and practical training\, you’ll walk away knowing how to protect yourself\, your team and the public while staying compliant with WHS laws and workplace requirements.\n\nAccredited Unit of Competency\n\nOn successful completion\, you will receive a Statement of Attainment for the following nationally recognised unit: \n\n\n	UETDREL006 Work safely in the vicinity of live electrical apparatus as a non-electrical worker\n\n\nPrerequisites \n\n\n	Nil\n\nBook Now\n\n \n\nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nUpon successful completion of this course\, you will be able to: \n\n\n	Explain legal requirements for working near electric lines\n	Identify overhead and underground electrical infrastructure\n	Identify hazards and assess workplace risks\n	Determine and maintain Safe Approach Distances (SAD)\n	Apply safe work practices and workplace procedures\n	Implement controls for common work activities\n	Respond to electrical emergencies and complete documentation\n\n\nWho Is This Course For?\n\nThis course is ideal for non-electrical workers who carry out tasks near electric lines or services\, including: \n\n\n	Plant and machinery operators (excavators\, cranes\, EWPs\, trucks)\n	Construction\, civil\, road and rail workers\n	Tree workers\, landscapers\, council staff and maintenance crews\n	Safety Observers / Spotters working near electrical hazards\n	Supervisors\, site managers\, contractors and apprentices who need electrical awareness\n\nBook Now\n\n  \n\nHow the Training Works\n\nTraining Delivery \n\n\n	Delivered in person by a qualified trainer at one of Maxwell Training’s purpose-built simulators or an approved training facility\n	The total course duration includes practical activities and assessments\n	Learners will take part in demonstrations\, group discussions\, and realistic  simulated work scenarios\n\n\nPractical Activities \n\n\n	Identifying electrical assets and voltage types (LV and HV)\n	Assessing Safe Approach Distances for people\, vehicles and plant\n	Completing workplace documentation such as risk assessments\, PPE inspections\, incident report forms and demonstrating your understanding of permits\n	Working with Spotters and using agreed communication methods (hand signals\, radios)\n	Simulated emergency responses including contact with electric lines\n\n\nAssessment \n\n\n	Knowledge assessment (multiple choice and short answer)\n	Completion of a Portfolio of Evidence including workplace documents such as PPE inspection checklist\, risk assessments\, permits\, incident reporting documents\n	Practical demonstration of safe work techniques near live electrical apparatus\n\nBook Now\n\n  \n\nEntry Requirements\n\nTo fully participate and stay safe during practical activities\, you must meet the following requirements:\n\nGeneral Requirements \n\n\n	Proof of identity must be supplied and verified on the day of training\n	Minimum age of 14 years\n	Students under 18 years must provide parental consent (unless linked to an employer)\n	You need a Unique Student Identifier (USI) — apply free at www.usi.gov.au\n\n\nLanguage\, Literacy\, Numeracy & Digital (LLND) \n\n\n	Read and complete knowledge questions (basic Year 10 level literacy)\n	Read and interpret permits\, SWMS\, risk assessments\, permits and electrical safety signage\n	Complete written assessments\, risk forms\, PPE checklists and incident reports\n	Communicate clearly with Safety Observers\, plant operators and supervisors\n	Use a digital device (tablet\, smartphone\, or laptop) for assessments\n\n\nPhysical Requirements \n\n\n	Ability to stand\, observe\, and maintain exclusion zones for periods of time\n	Able to wear PPE such as hi-vis\, hard hat\, gloves and safety footwear\n	Capable of working around mobile plant\, uneven terrain and outdoor environments\n\n\nGot Any Questions?\n\nIf you’d like to know more about this course\, entry requirements\, or booking options — or if you feel that you may need support in class — our team is here to help!\n\nCall us on 1300 MAXWEL or email bookings@maxwellrt.com.au and we’ll make sure you have all the information you need. \n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\nEnquire
URL:https://maxwellrt.com.au/event/newcastle/work-safely-near-lea-for-non-electrical-worker-3/
LOCATION:NEWCASTLE\, NEWCASTLE\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Confined Space Standby
DESCRIPTION:Confined Space Standby \nCSS\n\n\n\n- RIIWHS202E Enter and work in confined spaces\n- RIIRIS201E Conduct local risk control\n- MSMPER200 Work in accordance with an issued permit\n- MSMWHS201 Conduct hazard analysis\n- MSMPER300 Issue work permits\n- MSMPER202 Observe permit work\n- MSMWHS217 Gas test atmospheres\n\n(Note: MSMWHS201 Conduct hazard analysis is a prerequisite to the unit MMSPER300 Issue work permits and is included in the delivery of this course) \nUpcoming Training\nThere are currently no openings available for this course. \n\n\nConfined Space Standby Training\n\nThis course is designed to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge required to safely observe permit-controlled work and conduct atmospheric testing using electronic gas detection equipment. Whether you're acting as a safety observer or performing gas tests prior to work commencement\, understanding and managing potential hazards is crucial for maintaining a safe work environment. \n\nAccredited Units of Competency \n\nOn successful completion\, you will receive a Statement of Attainment for the following nationally recognised units: \n\n\n	RIIWHS202E Enter and work in confined spaces\n	RIIRIS201E Conduct local risk control\n	MSMPER200 Work in accordance with an issued permit\n	MSMWHS201 Conduct hazard analysis\n	MSMPER202 Observe permit work\n	MSMPER300 Issue work permits*\n	MSMWHS217 Gas test atmospheres\n\n\n Prerequisites \n\n\n	MSMWHS201 Conduct hazard analysis is a prerequisite unit for MSMPER300 Issue work permits and is included in the delivery of this course\n\nBook Now\n\n  \n\nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nUpon successful completion of this course\, you will be able to: \n\n\n	Perform two confined space entries using harnesses and retrieval systems\n	Understand the legal responsibilities of a Standby Person in confined space operations\n	Interpret and monitor confined space permits and ensure all controls are in place\n	Maintain continuous communication with entrants\n	Observe work activities to ensure compliance with permit conditions and SWMS\n	Identify and respond to changing hazards\, unsafe behaviours\, or permit breaches\n	Carry out gas testing\, interpret readings\, and report unsafe atmospheric levels\n	Initiate emergency response procedures in accordance with the Rescue Plan\n	Accurately complete permit close-out and end-of-day handover documentation\n\n\nWho Is This Course For?\n\nThis course is ideal for: \n\n\n	Workers acting as Standby Personnel / Safety Observer for confined space tasks\n	Supervisors and permit issuers\n	Workers in construction\, utilities\, councils\, industrial maintenance\, shutdowns and civil work\n	Employers who need to comply with WHS Regulations & AS/NZS 2865 Confined Spaces\n\nBook Now\n\n  \n\nHow the Training Works\n\nTraining Delivery \n\n\n	Delivered in person by a qualified trainer at one of Maxwell Training’s purpose-built simulators or an approved training facility\n	The total course duration includes practical activities and assessments\n	Learners will take part in demonstrations\, group discussions\, and realistic simulations in confined spaces\n\n\nPractical Activities \n\n\n	Checking permits and confirming isolations\, signage and rescue plans are in place\n	Monitoring workers in a confined space via visual checks\, signals and verbal communication\n	Completing the Confined Space Entry Permit\, hazard analysis\, and risk control documentation\n	Gas testing and atmospheric monitoring using calibrated detectors\n	Responding to hazards or unsafe conditions — suspending the permit if required\n	Initiating emergency call procedures when a rescue is required\n	Completing end-of-shift handover and permit close-out reports\n\n\nAssessment \n\n\n	Knowledge assessment (multiple choice and short answer)\n	Completion of a Portfolio of Evidence including workplace documents such as a Confined Space Entry Permit\, risk assessments and gas detector inspection checklists\n	Practical demonstration of selecting and issuing correct permits\, monitoring confined space entry and ensuring compliance\, gas testing and interpreting results\, suspending work or initiating emergency response if conditions change\n\nBook Now\n\n  \n\nEntry Requirements\n\nTo fully participate and stay safe during practical activities\, you must meet the following requirements: \n\nGeneral Requirements \n\n\n	Proof of identity must be supplied and verified on the day of training\n	Minimum age of 14 years\n	Students under 18 years must provide parental consent (unless linked to an employer)\n	You need a Unique Student Identifier (USI) — apply free at www.usi.gov.au\n\n\nLanguage\, Literacy\, Numeracy & Digital (LLND) \n\n\n	Read and complete knowledge questions (basic Year 10 level literacy)\n	Read and understand permits\, gas test results\, safety signs and SWMS\n	Complete written reports such as permits\, handover forms\, risk assessments\n	Communicate clearly with entrants and supervisors\n	Use a digital device (tablet\, smartphone\, or laptop) for assessments\n\n\nPhysical Requirements \n\n\n	Ability to remain stationed at an entry point for extended periods\n	Able to wear PPE such as harness and helmet\n	Communicate clearly with entrants and supervisors\n	Capable of initiating emergency procedures and assisting rescue teams\n\n\nGot Any Questions?\n\nIf you’d like to know more about this course\, entry requirements\, or booking options — or if you feel that you may need support in class — our team is here to help!\n\nCall us on 1300 MAXWEL or email bookings@maxwellrt.com.au and we’ll make sure you have all the information you need. \n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\nEnquire
URL:https://maxwellrt.com.au/event/newcastle/confined-space-standby-15/
LOCATION:NEWCASTLE\, NEWCASTLE\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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SUMMARY:Elevating Work Platform Training - Scissor Lift
DESCRIPTION:Elevating Work Platform Training - Scissor Lift \nEWP1\n\n\nElevating Work Platform Training - Scissor Lift \nUpcoming Training\nThere are currently no openings available for this course. \n\n\nElevating Work Platform Training - Scissor Lift\nOperating an elevating work platform (EWP) under 11 metres or a scissor lift still presents real workplace risks and requires the right skills to perform safely. This nationally recognised course gives you the practical knowledge and hands-on experience to operate EWPs safely in a range of workplace environments.\n\nDelivered in a one-day\, practical format\, this course focuses on safe operation\, hazard awareness\, and correct use of equipment — helping you build confidence and capability at work.\n\nImportant: This course DOES NOT provide a High-Risk Work Licence (HRWL). It is designed for workplace competency and compliance. If you require a licence for boom-type EWPs over 11 metres\, please refer to our Licence to Operate a Boom-Type Elevating Work Platform (11 metres or more) course.\n \nAccredited Unit of Competency\nOn successful completion\, you will receive a Statement of Attainment for:\n\n	RIIHAN301E Operate elevating work platform\n\nPrerequisites\n\n\n	Nil \n\nBook Now\n\n  \n\nWhat You’ll Learn\nUpon successful completion of this course\, you will be able to:\n\n\n	Plan and prepare for EWP operations safely\n	Plan and prepare for EWP operations safely\n	Conduct pre-start and post-start inspections\, including logbooks and safety checks\n	Identify hazards and apply effective risk controls (Take 5\, exclusion zones\, traffic management)\n	Interpret load charts and Safe Working Load (SWL)\n	Perform basic calculations to confirm loads are within limits\n	Safely set up and operate an EWP or scissor lift\n	Use fall protection equipment\, including harnesses and anchor points\n	Work safely around powerlines\, structures\, and other workers\n	Communicate effectively using hand signals and radios\n	Shut down\, secure and report faults correctly\n\n\nWho Is This Course For\nThis course is ideal for:\n\n\n	Workers required to operate EWPs under 11 metres or scissor lifts\n	Tradespeople\, warehouse workers and maintenance personnel\n	Employers wanting to upskill staff for safe plant operation\n	Workers needing proof of competency (not a HRWL) \n\nBook Now\n\n  \n\nHow the Training Works\nTraining Delivery\n\n\n	Training is delivered in person by a qualified trainer at one of Maxwell Training’s facilities\, or at your site pending a suitability inspection\n	Duration: 1 day (7.5 hours)\n	Includes classroom learning\, practical workshop activities and real-world scenarios\n\nPractical Activities\nYou will take part in realistic\, hands-on activities including:\n\n	Conducting pre-start inspections and logbook checks\n	Completing Take 5 risk assessments\n	Performing load chart interpretation and calculations\n	Carrying out harness inspections\n	Setting up safe work areas with barriers and exclusion zones\n	Operating an EWP and scissor lift\n	Managing hazards such as ground conditions\, weather\, and nearby workers\n\nAssessment\nYour competency will be assessed through:\n\n	Knowledge assessment (multiple choice and short answer)\n	Portfolio of Evidence\n	Practical observation assessments  \n\nBook Now  \n\n  \n\nEntry Requirements\nTo fully participate and stay safe during practical activities\, you must meet the following requirements:\n\nGeneral Requirements\n\n\n	Must be 18 years or older\n	Proof of identity must be supplied and verified on the day of training and assessment\n	You need a Unique Student Identifier (USI) — apply free at www.usi.gov.au\n\nLanguage\, Literacy\, Numeracy & Digital (LLND)\nYou will need basic skills to:\n\n	Read and complete knowledge questions (basic Year 10 level literacy)\n	Read and interpret safety procedures\, signage and load charts\n	Complete logbooks\, Take 5 forms and assessments\n	Perform basic calculations (platform load and SWL)\n	Follow verbal and written instructions from the trainer\n	Use a digital device (tablet\, smartphone\, or laptop) for assessments\n\nPhysical Requirements\nTo safely participate\, you must be able to:\n\n	Climb on and off the EWP using three points of contact\n	Work safely at height for short periods\n	Wear and use a safety harness and PPE\n	Operate controls while maintaining balance and awareness\n	Maintain alertness and coordination during operation\n\n\nGot Any Questions?\nIf you’d like to know more about this course\, entry requirements\, or booking options — or if you feel that you may need support in class — our team is here to help!\n\nCall us on 1300 MAXWEL or email bookings@maxwellrt.com.au and we’ll make sure you have all the information you need. \n\n\n \n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\nEnquire
URL:https://maxwellrt.com.au/event/newcastle/elevating-work-platform-training-scissor-lift-5/
LOCATION:NEWCASTLE\, NEWCASTLE\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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