This gas test atmospheres program covers the skills and knowledge required to test and monitor working atmospheres to determine whether they are suitable for the proposed work using electronic testing apparatus (gas detectors).
This gas test atmospheres program covers the skills and knowledge required to test and monitor working atmospheres to determine whether they are suitable for the proposed work using electronic testing apparatus (gas detectors).
This Course Covers The Following Topics:
WHS Statistics
Risk Management
Permits
Atmospheric testing and monitoring requirements
Oxygen: deficiency, enrichment, lower explosive levels, upper explosive levels
Carbon monoxide’s hydrogen sulphide, methane and other gasses
Exposure standards and limits
Gas testing equipment
Bump testing and calibration requirements
Gas detector and atmospheric testing / monitoring records
Course Delivery
Face to face training and assessment is conducted at one of Link Resources purpose built training facilities. Upon arrangement, training and assessment can be conducted on-site at the premises of industry clients providing there a suitable infrastructure and industry training facilities.
Outcomes
Students who are deemed competent will receive a Statement of Attainment recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework. This certification is nationally recognised. The Statement is issued by Link Resources Training Pty Ltd (RTO 45483).
Entry Requirements
All candidates must be literate in the English language (no interpreters allowed).
At enquiry, students can enter the program by expressing an interest and being sent an information pack that contains booking notification and course information (Course Brochure).
This interest process enables the RTO and client to work together to ensure the course is suitable for them and to identify any additional support needs & make adequate provisions. No pre-requisites exist for this Unit of Competency.
Pathways
Training & Education Pathways: After achieving this unit of competency students may undertake a range of associated resources and infrastructure units and qualifications.
Employment Pathways: After achieving these units of competency students may seek employment in civil, construction, resources, manufacturing, utilities and maintenance industries.
Link Resources is the asset and human protection services provider of choice to Heavy Industry. We achieve this by providing high quality, flexible and costeffective solutions to clients throughout Australia.
Ever since our inception in 2013 by Angela Bradby & Tiffany Irving, our company has been dedicated to providing the best Emergency Services, Security and Skilled Personnel to our valued clients.
The Training division of Link Resources was founded in 2018 by Angela Bradby, Tiffany Irving and Mark McKnight. Since then, we have been working with companies and individuals to fulfil their potential and meet their goals and contractual requirements.
We have consistently exceeded our clients’ expectations this by upholding our core values and being flexible, accessible and focused on providing outcomes.
We engage only the best personnel, utilise equipment of the highest standard and provide state of the art facilities for our personnel and clients.
The Work Safely at Heights course focuses on the training and assessment in skills to perform work with a harness at heights. This may include working on an elevated work platform, roof, structure or any area where a fall hazard exists.
This Qualification may be suitable for experienced personnel with a background in site supervision and those who are fulfilling Safety Representative roles within their organisation and wish to complete the Certificate III in Work Health and Safety.
We offer two courses – RIIWHS202E – Enter and work in a confined space & MSMWHS217 Gas test atmospheres in the same program. Our program uses our purpose built confined space structure which includes entering a rainwater tank while using an inertia reel, tripod and winch
This unit covers the competency required to confine small workplace emergencies. Small workplace emergencies may include such incidents as a small fire that can be controlled using a nearby fire extinguisher; or a chemical spill.
The course covers the Safety Rules and Regulations & how to operate the Scissorlift. The Question and Answers will need to be picked up from our office once booking is confirmed
© 2024 coursetakers.com All Rights Reserved. Terms and Conditions of use | Privacy Policy