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Food businesses across Western Australia are required to have a qualified Food Safety Supervisor on site, and the requirement isn't optional or occasional. It applies to hospitality, food service, transport, and distribution environments alike, and the consequences of not meeting it fall directly on the business. The Food Safety Supervision Skill Set (SITSS00069) covers exactly what your Food Safety Supervisor needs to know to protect your customers and your business: safe fo

There's a particular kind of confidence that comes from knowing you could help if something went wrong. It doesn't announce itself, but it changes how you move through a workplace, a sporting event, or a family gathering. That's what proper first aid training gives you. Not just a certificate, but a working knowledge of how to handle burns, breaks, choking, and the dozens of smaller incidents that happen far more often than the dramatic ones ever do. Our firts aid course is d

Most people freeze in the first dfew seconds of an emergency, not because they don't care, but because they've never practiced what comes next. That gap between wanting to help and knowing how to help is exactly what CPR training closes. Cardiac arrest doesn't wait for an ambulance to arrive. The first few minutes are the ones that matter most, and they're often the minutes when the only person there is you. A colleague, a family member, a stranger at the shops. Knowing how t

The Schedule 26 Statutory Supervisor role carries real legal weight, and it's one of the areas where businesses most often assume they're covered when they're not. If your operations involve statutory supervision obligations, the person holding that responsibility needs formal, current, nationally recognised training behind them, not just experience on the job. Our S26 Statutory Supervisor course (BSBWHS411 & BSBWHS414) is built for people who need to understand both the lega

If you work around switchboards, live panels, or electrical apparatus of any kind, you've probably come across "LVR" as a training requirement — but it's not always clear what it actually covers, or whether your role genuinely needs it. Here's a plain-English breakdown. What LVR actually is LVR stands for Low Voltage Rescue — nationally recognised training that teaches you how to safely rescue someone who's become caught in contact with a live low voltage panel or switchboard

If your business has any tanks, pits, silos, pipes, tunnels, or similar enclosed structures on-site, there's a good chance confined space rules apply to you — and getting the entry permit process wrong is one of the most common (and costly) compliance failures WorkSafe WA sees. Here's what business owners and site managers actually need to know. What counts as a "confined space"? It's a common misconception that a confined space just means "somewhere small." Under WA's Work H

Falls from height remain one of the most common causes of serious injury and death on Australian worksites, and mining and construction are two of the highest-risk industries for it. If you manage a team, or you're the one climbing the scaffold or platform yourself, understanding what WA law actually requires isn't optional — it's central to keeping your crew safe and your business compliant. Here's a plain-English guide to where things currently stand. The law behind it: WHS

If you've been looking into training and keep seeing "CPR" and "First Aid" listed as separate courses, you're not alone in wondering whether you need one, the other, or both. They're closely related, but they're not the same thing — and picking the right one can save you time, money, and make sure you're actually covered for what your workplace (or your own peace of mind) requires. What CPR (HLTAID009) actually covers CPR — Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation — is a single, focused

If you've completed a first aid course before, you've probably wondered exactly when you need to do it again. The truth is, first aid certificates in Australia don't technically have a hard legal expiry date — but there are clear, evidence-based recommendations you should be following, and most Perth workplaces treat these as mandatory. Here's what you actually need to know. The short answer For most people, it comes down to two different timelines: Provide First Aid (HLTAID0