Protecting Victorian workers since 2005. Hands-on, practical safety courses delivered by industry experts — on-site at your workplace, or in our classroom sessions around Gippsland.
General Construction Induction — the essential first step for anyone entering a construction site in Australia.
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Confined Space
Entry, monitoring and rescue in confined spaces — critical knowledge for maintenance, utilities and construction workers.
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Working at Heights
Safe use of ladders, scaffolding, fall arrest and restraint systems for working above ground level.
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Scissor and Boom Lift
EWPA Yellow Card — safe operation of scissor lifts and boom lifts under 11m. Nationally recognised.
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Elevated Work Platform
Safe operation of boom lifts, scissor lifts and vertical lifts. Nationally recognised certification.
Earthmoving Tickets
Nationally accredited competency tickets for excavators, loaders, dozers, graders and more. On-site training available.
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Chemicals
Safe chemical handling, storage and emergency response including SDS interpretation and PPE selection.
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Chemical Refresher
Keep your chemical handling certification current with our streamlined refresher for existing certificate holders.
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Traffic Management
Traffic control and management for roadside workers and construction sites. VicRoads compliant training.
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Electrical Spotters
Safe work around overhead powerlines — essential for plant operators, riggers and construction workers.
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Chainsaw Operation
Safe chainsaw use, maintenance, PPE and hazard identification for tree and land management.
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Risk Assessments
On-site workplace risk assessments for plant and equipment to ensure OHS regulatory compliance.
Why train with us
Trusted by Victorian Workers
We've been delivering quality safety training across Victoria for over two decades. Here's what sets us apart.
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Nationally Accredited
All courses are nationally recognised qualifications through RTO 21852 — valid across Australia.
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Industry Experts
Our instructors are active industry professionals who bring real-world experience to every session.
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We Come to You
On-site training at your workplace throughout Victoria. Ideal for teams needing to upskill with minimal disruption.
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Small Class Sizes
Practical, hands-on training with smaller groups means every participant gets the attention they deserve.
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Flexible Scheduling
Regular classroom sessions around Gippsland, plus flexible options for group bookings.
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Locally Based
Based in Gippsland since 2005 — we understand the local industries and workplaces our trainees come from.
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Proudly training Victorians since 2005
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Victoria-wide delivery
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Registered Training Organisation
RTO Number: 21852
About us
Real Training Real Results
Since 2005, Australian Safe T Training has been delivering nationally accredited safety training across Victoria. Based in Gippsland, we serve construction, agriculture, forestry, utilities and local government.
We believe safety training should be practical, memorable and relevant — not just a paperwork exercise. That's why our courses are hands-on, instructor-led, and tailored to real Victorian workplaces.
What people say
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A proudly local, family-owned training business serving Victoria since 2005.
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Registered Training Organisation
RTO 21852 · Nationally Accredited
Since 2005, Australian Safe T Training has been offering Nationally Accredited safety training courses as well as certification for various vocations across Melbourne and regional Victoria. The business has been part of the West Gippsland community for nearly 20 years and is now based in Bunyip.
We are a proudly locally owned and operated family business. As a registered safety training organisation (RTO 21852), we offer an extensive array of nationally accredited courses, safety training courses, occupational health and safety compliance management systems, verifications of competencies (VOCs), risk assessments and can provide all your continuing education needs.
Our clients, many of whom are long-standing, feel confident turning to us when they need to upgrade or update their certifications.
Where We Deliver
All safety training can be delivered on-site at your premises, or in our classroom sessions around Gippsland, including:
CPCWHS1001 — Prepare to Work Safely in the Construction Industry
Course Overview
The White Card Course is aimed at all workers carrying out construction work, including self-employed persons, labourers, apprentices, trades-persons, supervisors and project managers. Participants will learn the basic principles of health and safety in the construction industry as well as information about preventing workplace injury and illness, workplace injury management and workers compensation.
Key Elements
Health and safety legislative requirements of construction work
Construction hazards and risk control measures
Health and safety communication and reporting processes
Incident and emergency response procedures
Pre-Requisites
✓Must be at least 15 years of age
✓Pre-course reading provided upon enrolment
✓Valid photo ID (e.g. Victorian Drivers Licence) required on the day — charges apply if ID not provided
✓Basic English skills required
Assessment
A variety of knowledge and theory based questionnaires and practical demonstration.
Outcome
Statement of Attainment: CPCWHS1001 — Prepare to work safely in the construction industry. Participants will be registered with WorkSafe to have their White Card issued.
What to Wear
Appropriate work attire including closed-toe shoes and long trousers.
Dates & Delivery
Please contact us to find out available dates. Training can be delivered at worksites on request.
Current legislation requires all persons performing activities in relation to confined spaces to undertake specific training and assessment. The Enter and Work in Confined Spaces Course will give each participant the safety knowledge to reduce risks of injury or death when working close to hazards.
Key Elements
Simulated workplace activities
Completion of JSA (Job Safety Analysis) and entry permits
Demonstration of competency in use of personal protective equipment
Tripods, safety lines, communication devices and signage
Simulation of confined space in the workplace
Competency in use of electronic gas detection and reading results
Enter and exit confined space
Pre-Requisites
✓Must be at least 18 years of age
✓Pre-course reading provided upon enrolment
✓Basic English skills required
Assessment
Written and practical demonstration at varied intervals during the course.
Outcome
Wallet card and Statement of Attainment: RIIWHS202E — Enter and Work in Confined Spaces.
What to Wear
Appropriate work attire. Steel capped safety boots and long trousers required.
Dates & Delivery
Please email admin@austsafet.com.au or call (03) 5625 1974 to find out available dates. Training can be delivered at worksites on request.
RIIHAN301E — Operate Elevating Work Platform (Under 11m)
Course Overview
This course covers the safe operation of scissor lifts and boom-type elevating work platforms under 11 metres. Delivered under the EWPA Yellow Card scheme, it is nationally recognised and essential for workers in construction, warehousing, facilities management, maintenance and any industry requiring elevated access.
Participants will gain practical hands-on experience operating both scissor lifts and boom lifts, learning how to conduct pre-start checks, set up safely, operate the machine, and shut it down correctly. No High Risk Work Licence is required for EWPs under 11 metres — this course meets all industry and WorkSafe Victoria requirements for safe operation.
Key Elements
Legislation and OH&S requirements for EWP operation
Types of elevating work platforms and their applications
Pre-operational checks and inspections
Safe set-up including ground assessment and exclusion zones
Operating scissor lifts safely
Operating boom-type EWPs safely
Working at height hazards and risk controls
Emergency procedures and rescue plans
Shutdown and securing the EWP
Pre-Requisites
✓Must be at least 18 years of age
✓Pre-course reading provided upon enrolment
✓Appropriate PPE required on the day (steel capped boots, long trousers)
✓Basic English skills required
Assessment
A variety of knowledge and theory based questionnaires and practical demonstration on scissor lift and boom lift equipment.
Outcome
EWPA Yellow Card and Statement of Attainment: RIIHAN301E — Operate Elevating Work Platform. No High Risk Work Licence required for EWPs under 11m.
What to Wear
Steel capped safety boots and long trousers required. High-visibility vest recommended.
Dates & Delivery
Please contact us for available dates. Training can be delivered at worksites on request. Email admin@austsafet.com.au or call (03) 5625 1974.
TLILIC0005 — Licence to Operate a Boom-Type Elevating Work Platform (11m+)
Course Overview
This course will teach participants to identify the safety requirements for operating Boom-Type Elevating Work Platforms and their working environments. The course also provides a working knowledge of OH&S and regulatory requirements in accordance with WorkSafe standards.
Key Elements
Plan work
Conduct routine checks
Set up elevating work platform
Operate elevating work platform
Shut down and secure elevating work platform
Pre-Requisites
✓Must be at least 18 years of age
✓Pre-course reading activity book provided upon enrolment
✓Valid Victorian Drivers Licence or WorkSafe-approved ID required
✓Intermediate English skills required
Assessment
A variety of knowledge and theory based questionnaires and practical demonstration.
Outcome
Statement of Attainment: TLILIC0005. A Notice of Assessment (NoA) from WorkSafe Victoria valid for 60 days is issued — participants must apply for their licence with WorkSafe within 60 days.
What to Wear
Steel capped safety boots and long trousers required.
Dates & Delivery
Please contact us for current dates. Training can be delivered at worksites on request. For WorkSafe fees visit worksafe.vic.gov.au.
This course consists of two modules completed together: AHCCHM307 Prepare and Apply Chemicals to Control Pests, Weeds and Diseases, and AHCCHM304 Transport and Store Chemicals. Participants will learn the skills required to prepare and apply chemicals across a range of industry sectors, as well as to select, transport, store, record, mix and use chemicals in the agricultural and horticultural sectors. Completion leads to applying for the Agricultural Chemical Users Permit (ACUP).
Key Elements
Determine the need for chemical use and prepare an application plan
Prepare chemical mixes
Calibrate application equipment
Apply chemicals
Prepare to handle and transport chemicals
Handle and transport chemicals
Store chemicals in the workplace
Record storage details
Pre-Requisites
✓Must be at least 16 years of age
✓Pre-course reading activity book provided upon enrolment
✓Intermediate English skills required
Assessment
A variety of knowledge and theory based questionnaires and practical demonstration.
Outcome
Nationally recognised Statement of Attainment: AHCCHM307 Prepare and Apply Chemicals to Control Pests, Weeds and Diseases and AHCCHM304 Transport and Store Chemicals.
What to Wear
Appropriate work attire including closed-toe shoes and long trousers.
Dates & Delivery
Please email admin@austsafet.com.au or call (03) 5615 9530 for available dates. Training can be delivered at worksites on request.
The AgVet Chemicals Users Course re-addresses the skills and knowledge required to apply, transport and store chemicals. The course provides participants with a renewed understanding of relevant State and Territory legislation and re-demonstrates the required level of skill and knowledge.
Key Elements
Review of relevant State and Territory chemical legislation
Practical skills reassessment for applying, transporting and storing chemicals
Review of current safety standards and PPE requirements
Pre-Requisites
✓Must be at least 18 years of age
✓Must provide physical evidence of previous certification of AHCCHM304 and AHCCHM307 — must be expired for no longer than 3 months and have registration number
✓Pre-course reading activity book provided upon enrolment
✓Intermediate English skills required
Assessment
A variety of knowledge and theory based questionnaires and practical demonstration.
Outcome
Nationally recognised Statement of Attainment: AHCCHM304 and AHCCHM307.
What to Wear
Appropriate work attire including closed-toe shoes and long trousers.
Dates & Delivery
Please email admin@austsafet.com.au or call (03) 5625 1974 for available dates.
This course consists of two modules completed together: RIIWHS205E Control Traffic with Stop-Slow Bat and RIIWHS302E Implement Traffic Management Plans. Participants will learn traffic controlling theory, selection and use of traffic control equipment, and the skills to implement a traffic management plan. Essential for construction, mining, drilling and more.
Note: To work as a Traffic Controller there is a new training scheme — this course may not be appropriate for all requirements. Please review the Austroads Temporary Traffic Management requirements before enrolling.
Key Elements
Prepare to control traffic
Control traffic and operate communication devices
Conduct housekeeping activities
Plan and prepare — ensure traffic flow is monitored and effectiveness of guidance scheme determined
Control traffic to protect work crew removing traffic control devices
Cleaning up the work area in accordance with management plan
Pre-Requisites
✓Must be at least 18 years of age
✓Pre-course reading provided upon enrolment
✓Basic English skills required
Assessment
A variety of knowledge and theory based questionnaires and practical demonstration.
Outcome
Wallet card and Statement of Attainment: RIIWHS205E Traffic Control and RIIWHS302E Traffic Management.
What to Wear
Appropriate work attire including closed-toe shoes and long trousers.
Dates & Delivery
Please contact us for available dates. Training can be delivered at worksites on request. See austroads.com.au for current Traffic Controller licensing requirements.
22325VIC — Course in Workplace Spotting for Service Assets
Course Overview
The Workplace Spotting for Service Assets Course provides initial training in accordance with Energy Safe Victoria requirements. It is required to be authorised as a No Go Zone Spotter and worksite safety observer. Participants will develop competency in observing and warning personnel operating mobile plant and equipment against unsafe approach to overhead and underground power lines and other electrical equipment.
Key Elements
Basic signalling
Traffic controlling and radio operations
Pre-Requisites
✓Must be at least 18 years of age
✓Pre-course reading provided upon enrolment
✓Must provide: Current First Aid and CPR (HLTAID001 and HLTAID003)
✓Current competency tickets (e.g. earthmoving or plant tickets such as Excavator)
✓Drivers Licence / Photo ID
✓Unique Student Identification (USI) number — failure to bring these gives you 30 days to provide or forfeit training
✓Basic English skills required
Assessment
A variety of knowledge and theory based questionnaires and practical demonstration.
Outcome
Statement of Attainment: 22325VIC Workplace Spotting for Service Assets. Participants registered to EnergySafe for the EnergySafe Card.
What to Wear
Appropriate work attire including closed-toe shoes and long trousers.
Dates & Delivery
Please email admin@austsafet.com.au or call (03) 5615 9530 for available dates. Training can be delivered at worksites on request.
The Operate and Maintain Chainsaws Course will teach participants the required skills and knowledge to operate chainsaws in a safe and proficient manner in the workplace. Participants will learn how to inspect, adjust, safely operate and carry out basic saw maintenance, including mixing fuels, air filter cleaning, blade tension adjustment and saw sharpening. Participants will be involved in a number of practical demonstrations to gain competency in chainsaw operations.
Key Elements
Safety and legislative requirements
Chainsaw safety features
Risk assessment
Pre-start checks and starting procedures
Refuelling
Chainsaw operation, job completion and clean up
Pre-Requisites
✓Must be at least 18 years of age
✓Pre-course reading provided upon enrolment
✓Basic English skills required
Assessment
A variety of knowledge and theory based questionnaires and practical demonstration.
Outcome
Wallet card and Statement of Attainment: AHCMOM213 — Operate and Maintain Chainsaws.
What to Wear
Steel capped boots, safety helmet, hearing protection and safety glasses required. Chainsaw protective clothing available during training.
Dates & Delivery
Please email admin@austsafet.com.au or call (03) 5615 9530 for available dates. Training can be delivered at worksites on request.
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RIIMPO Series — Civil Construction Earthmoving Competencies
Course Overview
A business must ensure that people engaged in earthmoving have received sufficient training, instruction and information to correctly follow specific procedures using discretion, judgment and relevant theoretical knowledge. Australian Safe T Training offers nationally accredited competency units across a comprehensive range of Civil Construction Earthmoving Machinery.
RII Qualifications are nationally recognised for both the civil construction and mining industries. Our qualified assessor will come to your site (or you can bring your machine to us) to conduct the assessment and provide you with relevant training.
Available Earthmoving Units
RIIMPO321F — Conduct Civil Construction Front End Loader Operations
RIIMPO320F — Conduct Civil Construction Excavator Operations
RIIMPO323F — Conduct Civil Construction Dozer Operations
RIIMPO319E — Conduct Civil Construction Backhoe Operations
RIIMPO317F — Conduct Civil Construction Roller Operations
RIIMPO318F — Conduct Civil Construction Skid Steer Operations
RIIMPO337E — Conduct Civil Construction Articulated Haul Truck Operations
RIIMPO326F — Conduct Civil Construction Water Vehicle Operations
RIIMPO324F — Conduct Civil Construction Grader Operations
RIIMPO316F — Conduct Civil Construction Compactor Operations
RIIMPO338F — Conduct Civil Construction Rigid Haul Truck Operations
Additional machines available — contact us for a full list
Pre-Requisites
✓Must be at least 18 years of age
✓Must hold a current or previous valid motor vehicle drivers licence (not a permit)
✓Pre-course reading materials provided upon enrolment and payment
✓Basic English skills required
Assessment
A variety of knowledge and theory based questionnaires and practical demonstration on the relevant plant.
Outcome
Wallet card and nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for the relevant plant unit(s) upon successful completion.
What to Wear
Appropriate work attire required. Steel capped safety boots and long trousers are required for all high risk courses.
Dates & Delivery
Contact us to find out available dates and to discuss which units of competency you require. Training is delivered on-site at your worksite wherever possible. Email admin@austsafet.com.au or call (03) 5625 1974.
Every 12 months it is recommended that your plant and equipment has a Risk Assessment conducted to ensure it remains compliant with OHS regulations. Our qualified assessor will come to your site (or you can bring your machine to us) to conduct the assessment and provide you with the relevant documents regarding your Hazard Analysis, as well as the relevant safety decals for your machine to verify compliance.
Key Elements
Occupational Health & Safety Act 2004 (VIC)
Occupational Health & Safety Regulations 2017
WorkSafe booklet "Understanding the Plant Safety Package"
The WorkSafe Plant Hazard Checklist
The Hierarchy of Hazard Control
Pre-Requisites
✓No formal pre-requisites — applicable to any business or plant operator
Assessment
On-site assessment by our qualified assessor.
Outcome
Upon completion, the machine will be issued with its Risk/Hazard Assessment documentation and compliance decal.
What to Wear
N/A — assessor will attend your site.
Dates & Delivery
Contact us to organise your machine Risk Assessment. Email admin@austsafet.com.au or call (03) 5615 9530.