The objective of this course is to protect people at work against risks associated with Mobile Plant by ensuring the identification of hazards, and the assessment and control of risks arising from exposure to the hazards.
Course Details
The objective of this course is to protect people at work against risks associated with Mobile Plant by ensuring the identification of hazards, and the assessment and control of risks arising from exposure to the hazards.
As such, this course aims to provide the participant with the knowledge and skill required to safely and efficiently conduct a Hazard Assessment and Risk Control on Mobile items of Plant, in a working environment.
Topics Covered
This course is divided into a half day theory and a half day practical session, and covers the following:
Legislation and Required Documentation
Safety Practices
Hazard Identification
Risk Control
Practical Hazard Assessment and Risk Control on Various Items of Plant
Equipment
Who should attend?
Managers or employees needing to conduct risk assessments on mobile plant within their own organisation.
Prerequisites
To participate in this course, a participant must have an understanding of:
Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004.
Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2017.
Code of Practice for Plant 2019
Mobile Plant experience which could include operation, maintenance, supervision and implementation of plant.
What qualifications does this offer?
This course enables you to manage plant risk assessments for plant liable to your own organisation. You will receive a certificate of course attendance, however this is NOT a ‘licence to practice’ outside of your company policy.
You will be able to personally conduct a hazard assessment and risk control on an item of mobile plant and correctly complete the relevant procedure.
About CCF Victoria
For 80 years, the Civil Contractors Federation–Victoria Branch has been the peak industry body representing and servicing the civil construction industry in this State. CCF members are responsible for the construction and maintenance of Australia’s infrastructure, including roads, bridges, pipelines, drainage, ports and utilities.
Our members also play a vital role in the residential and commercial building industry by providing earthmoving and land development services including the provision of power, water, communications and gas. CCF is an organisation registered under the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009.
The organisation is governed by a National Board comprised of member-elected representatives from each state and territory in the Commonwealth.
Our full range of benefits and services include:
Specialised training for civil industry
Advocacy on key industry issues
Contractor Management Systems
Events & Networking
Civil Career Advice
OH&S Advice
Industry Publications and Resources
Environmental Management Advice
Legal and Industrial Relations Advice
Meet the CCF Victoria Team
The CCF Victoria Team is formed by the CCF Victoria Board and the Executive Team. The CCF Victoria Board is comprised of some Victoria’s most experienced and respected specialists in the Civil Construction Industry. And, the Executive Team is comprised of highly experienced professionals, each specialists in their respective areas, working together to the benefit of our Members and the industry at large.
Why choose us? We are a family owned and operated business with a focus on providing you with a quality training course, ensuring you leave as a safe and competent safety officer. Our course are charged at a flat rate .
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