The Site Safety Supervisor

Overview

The Site Safety Supervisor course (also known as S123, S1 S2 S3 or G189) has been designed to effectively train students to be able to communicate information, conduct safety & health investigations and apply risk management processes across a broad range of industries in preparation for a supervisory role.

This Supervisor Training program has been structured around the many common challenges faced by a Frontline Supervisor in working to coordinate the best efforts of a work team to achieve objectives in a safe, productive, and efficient manner.

The S123 Site Safety Training Program provides an interactive learning environment covering the essential elements of a site supervisor in the mining and civil construction industry, specifically:

• Risk Management Theory

• Practical Risk Assessment and Management (JSA, JHA, etc.)

• Risk Management safety document review

• Incident investigation theory

• Practical incident investigation and reporting

• Communication theory

• Negotiation skills

• Communicating to their team and the wider organisation

Who needs Site Safety Supervisor Training?

The site safety supervisor course is appropriate for those working in supervisory and management or technical specialist roles within:

• Civil construction

• Coal mining

• Drilling

• Extractive Industries

• Metaliferous mining

• Exploration

• Oil and Gas

• Energy & Utilities

What you will study

Here is a list of the units needed to complete your S123 course

Units

• RIIRIS301E Apply risk management processes

• RIIWHS301E Conduct safety and health investigations

• RIICOM301E Communicate information

On completion

On successful completion of this course, you will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment.