Course Description
(Also known as Workplace Health & Safety Awareness, WHS Induction Training, or General Safety Awareness.)
This course provides baseline WHS knowledge for workers, contractors, supervisors and new employees.
It introduces WHS laws, workplace responsibilities, hazard identification and safe-work practices.
It is suitable for all industries.
Half-day if delivered in classroom/onsite
Certificate of completion
Employers
Improves personal safety and reduces risk of injury
Increases awareness of workplace hazards
Helps understand legal rights and responsibilities
Builds confidence in emergency situations
Improves reporting and communication skills
Reduces workplace stress and uncertainty
Employers
Reduces workplace injuries and accidents
Meets WHS legal and compliance requirements
Boosts overall workplace productivity
Reduces downtime caused by incidents
Enhances employee confidence and performance
Supports consistent safety practices across the workforce
Minimises legal and financial liabilities
Improves company reputation for safety
Increases employee retention and satisfaction
Learning Outcome
- Understand the purpose and importance of Workplace Health & Safety (WHS)
- Identify common workplace hazards and risks
- Demonstrate basic risk-assessment principles
- Apply the hierarchy of controls to manage hazards
- Recognise legal responsibilities of employers, workers, and PCBUs
- Follow safe work practices and workplace safety procedures
- Correctly use personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Report hazards, incidents, and near-misses appropriately
- Respond to basic emergency situations and follow emergency procedures
- Contribute to a positive and safe workplace culture
Course Content
Module 1 — Introduction to WHS
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Introduction to WHS
02:04 -
WHS General Awareness Intro
01:05
Lessons:
