To our Customers and Community,
We continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation very closely, and to operate in accordance with all government health and safety advice.
As a responsible RTO, we are committed to playing our part in controlling the spread of coronavirus.
Students must not attend a course at FSA if they have:
- arrived in Australia by any means in the last 15 days, or
- been in close contact with a confirmed case of coronavirus in the last 15 days.
- if they are unwell, regardless of whether the symptoms are associated with the coronavirus, we ask that they stay at home and seek advice from a medical practitioner
If, after 15 days of self-isolation, they remain without symptoms, they may attend a course at one of our facilities.
In addition, they must receive medical clearance before attending a course at one of our facilities if they:
- have been diagnosed with the coronavirus, or
- are under medical assessment for coronavirus
The health and safety of our customers, teams and the community will always be our first priority and FSA has introduced a number of steps to mitigate the health risk to our customer, teams and the community to control the spread of COVID-19
These include:
- Complying with Government regulations for physical distancing, and limiting classroom participants to 9 or less personnel with 4m2+ spacing and room capacities
- Ongoing education and awareness to our team members on personal hygiene, classroom cleaning, physical distancing and self-isolation requirements
- Development of FSA’s COVID19 Policy, risk registers and Action Plan, along with our business continuity plan
- Adjustments to Training Procedures, including the introduction of remote learning for suitable courses
- Health screening declarations for FSA employees, visitors and course participants with a focus on risks, signs and symptoms of COVID-19
- Communication with our clients and students on attending a FSA training facility
- Access to hand washing facilities and hand sanitiser at all FSA training facilities, posters strategically placed to promote physical distancing and personal hygiene.
- Increased levels of cleaning and disinfecting of training equipment and facilities
- Introduction of small course sizes, in line with social distancing protocols and classrooms set up with more space between students.
- Undertaking risk assessment activities for ANY face to face training, that cannot be delivered by virtual classroom
- Delivering a number of our accredited courses to virtual classrooms via a live video-based platform
- Safety for Leaders
- Health and Safety Committee
- Health and Safety Representative Training – Comcare Approved
- Health and Safety Representative Training – QLD Approved
- Health and Safety Representative Training – NSW Approved
- Health and Safety Representative Training – VIC Approved
- Health and Safety Representative Training – SA Approved
- Health and Safety Representative Training – NT Approved
- Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety
- HSR Training
- Initial Spill Response
- Fire Warden Training
- Chief Fire Warden Training
- Manual Handling course
- Issue Work Permits Training
- Risk Assessment Training
- AIIMS-22459 VIC – course in the Australasian Inter-service Incident Management System (AIIMS)
Fire and Safety Australia is open and operating, if you have any questions or would like to know more about the steps we are taking to protect our customers and team, you can contact us on 1300 88 55 30 or email our customer service team on admin@fsatutis.attuned-in.com.au
