MINING SAFETY TRAINING COURSES
Specialised safety training courses designed to meet the demanding needs of the mining industry, ensuring safety and compliance in high-risk environments.
Fire & Safety Australia provides specialised mining safety training courses across the nation, ensuring your team is fully prepared for the challenges of high-risk environments. Our comprehensive training includes live fire exercises, Vertical Rescue, Confined Space Entry, and Hazard Management, all tailored to meet the rigorous safety demands of the mining industry. With our expert trainers and practical, hands-on approach, we help your workforce maintain safety and compliance at every site.
The RII30719 Certificate III in Emergency Response and Rescue is perfect for those looking to develop their emergency response skills and knowledge.
In this course, you'll learn to select, wear, operate, and maintain open circuit breathing apparatus in hazardous environments, following Australian Standard AS/NZS 1715:2009. The course emphasises safety and emergency procedures and is part of the Public Safety Training Package
This course is for people who need to monitor potentially hazardous atmospheres at work.
Our nationally accredited height safety training course is designed for people who need to work at heights. Participants will learn how to choose the right height safety equipment and use it correctly for different tasks.
Our nationally accredited Road Crash Rescue training course is for people who may need to rescue others trapped in cars, industrial equipment, or machinery at work.
Our nationally accredited Vertical Rescue Training Course is for those who need to perform rope rescues to help injured people.
Train your team in essential fire safety. Learn to use fire extinguishers, hose reels, and blankets confidently, ensuring workplace safety in Australia.
Our Provide First Aid Training Course teaches you how to handle First Aid emergencies at home, at work, or anywhere in daily life. It's meant for First Aiders to care for patients until Emergency Services arrive.
Our nationally accredited training course is for anyone who needs to issue work permits for various tasks, including confined space entry, hot work, working at heights, and other specific workplace activities.
Prepare your team to handle emergencies and evacuations. This accredited training meets Australian standards and ensures your staff are ready for any situation.
Our Fire Combo Awareness Day includes training on how to use a fire extinguisher and the duties of both Fire Wardens and Chief Fire Wardens.
This training program is for employees in emergency response leadership roles at onshore or offshore facilities. It is designed for those who need to assess emergencies and coordinate the appropriate responses.
Develop the skills to lead emergency evacuations and manage workplace emergencies effectively with our comprehensive Chief Fire Warden Training.
Our Fire Warden and Chief Fire Warden course ensures that your employees are fully trained in their duties and responsibilities as Fire Wardens and Chief Fire Wardens. Equip your team with the skills to handle any workplace emergency confidently.
Equip your team in Queensland with key fire safety skills in our Fire Safety Adviser course. Learn roles, responsibilities, and legal requirements, identify fire safety equipment, and handle real-life incident scenarios. Gain hands-on experience with fire extinguishers and master emergency planning.
Our Fire Safety Adviser re-certification course gives you the skills to keep working as a Fire Safety Adviser, managing daily tasks and on-site emergencies effectively.
In our Inspect & Test Fire Blankets & Fire Extinguishers course, you will learn to service a variety of portable firefighting equipment. As a technician, you’ll be able to install, inspect, test, and tag firefighting equipment within your workplace.
Learn to use fire extinguishers, hose reels, and fire blankets effectively. Ideal for technicians and those responsible for workplace fire safety, this course covers fire classes, alarm raising, evacuation procedures, and practical firefighting scenarios. Ensure compliance with OHS/WHS policies and industry standards.
Our nationally accredited Conduct Fire Team Operations training courses are designed for those who need to work as part of a team to fight different types of fires on-site.
Prepare your team to handle emergencies and evacuations. This accredited training meets Australian standards and ensures your staff are ready for any situation.
This 4-hour program is for non-firefighting staff who need to access active fire areas. It's useful for essential services like media, electrical, water, gas, and telecom workers who need to restore services quickly or visit incident scenes during or after a major fire.
This course teaches you how to respond to wildfires, work safely as part of a team to put out fires, handle mop-up and patrol tasks, and get equipment ready for the next crew.
Learn how to work as a team to suppress wildfires from the moment they are reported until they are completely safe.
Our Fire Extinguisher and Fire Warden course will ensure your employees are well-trained to handle fire emergencies. They will learn to use fire extinguishers, fire hose reels, and fire blankets safely and effectively.
Our HAZMAT Response course teaches Emergency Response Teams how to identify, monitor, and safely handle hazardous materials incidents.
This course teaches you how to identify and monitor air conditions to measure contaminants, understand the readings, and recommend actions based on the results and the effects of exposure to hazardous atmospheres.
This course teaches the skills and knowledge needed to handle and work with dangerous goods and hazardous substances. You will learn how to follow site incident procedures and choose the right techniques for handling and storing these materials.
The main goal of this course is to teach the skills and knowledge needed to prevent minor spills from becoming major incidents. Participants will also learn how to use spill kits effectively in line with procedures if a spill occurs.
This nationally accredited course teaches you how to recognise hazards and work safely in confined spaces.
This is a basic one-day course for personnel who need to enter confined spaces but are not required to act as a standby person, issue permits, perform rescues, or conduct gas testing.
This one-day refresher course helps you renew your confined space skills and qualifications quickly. It's designed for those who already have experience, reducing time spent in the classroom while ensuring you stay up-to-date with safety standards.
Lifting, pulling, and pushing are common causes of lower back injuries, but they can often be prevented. Our manual handling training course gives you a basic understanding of the relevant legislation and the National Manual Handling Code of Practice.
Our nationally accredited Risk Assessment and Job Safety Analysis Training course teaches you how to complete Risk Assessments and Job Safety Analyses accurately, following your workplace procedures.
This course teaches you the knowledge and understanding of using locks and tags in the workplace to ensure safety for everyone. A Lockout/Tagout system is essential for protecting all employees.
This training course equips you with the skills and knowledge needed to work safely as a safety observer or spotter in civil construction.
Our confined space rescue training course teaches fire personnel how to safely rescue people from confined spaces, following WHS Regulations and Australian Standard 2865-2009. This course includes a refresher on using breathing apparatus, ensuring rescuers can operate safely in hazardous atmospheres within confined spaces.
This course covers the essential rescue procedures and controlled descent escape techniques from an Elevating Work Platform (EWP) in the workplace. It details the mandatory requirements for rescuing by a team member on the ground and self-rescue from a raised EWP.
This course provides the essential skills to rescue an unconscious person from live Low Voltage (LV) electrical equipment using a Low Voltage Rescue Kit.
This course gives participants the confidence and skills needed to perform CPR on an unconscious person. It is designed for anyone who may need to use the DRSABCD method as part of their job.
This course teaches the skills needed for rescuing someone from a cable pit, trench, or excavation during live Low Voltage (LV) cable jointing at work.
Learn the essential skills for safely rescuing from cable pits, trenches, and excavations, with a focus on live low voltage cable jointing in transmission, distribution, or rail work environments.
Our goal with this course is to equip participants with the skills and knowledge to safely operate an Elevated Work Platform (EWP). Completing this course may help you meet the requirements needed to obtain a High Risk Work Licence for operating a Boom-type EWP in your State or Territory.
This Verification of Competency (VOC) for Elevated Work Platforms (EWP) course ensures that a person still has the skills and knowledge gained from the TLILIC0005 Licence to operate boom-type elevated work platform (with a boom length of 11m or more).
Our goal with this course is to provide learners with the skills and knowledge needed for the safe operation of a forklift truck. Completing this course may also help you meet the requirements for obtaining a High Risk Work Licence in your State or Territory.
This Verification of Competency (VOC) Forklift training course ensures that you still have the required skills and knowledge gained from your initial HRW Forklift Licence training.
Learn to safely operate bridge and gantry cranes with this course. Gantry cranes, which move on wheels or tracks, are used in places like shipyards and rail yards to lift heavy materials.
This Perth-based dogging course aims to equip learners with the knowledge and practical skills needed to safely perform high-risk tasks associated with a dogman role.
Accredited by the Elevating Work Platform Association (EWPA), this course gives you the skills to operate elevating work platforms (EWPs). Gain transferable knowledge for platforms under 11 metres.
Learn to operate a telehandler safely and efficiently in site-based roles. Gain the expertise you need to handle a telescopic materials handler with confidence.
This course checks that you have the necessary skills to operate a telescopic materials handler safely and in line with national standards. It includes both a written test and hands-on assessments to confirm your skills.
This qualification, HLT21020 Certificate II in Medical Service First Response, is for employees who handle emergency response duties along with their regular jobs.
Our Occupational First Aid Training course teaches you how to handle first aid emergencies when help might be delayed or when you need to manage the workplace first aid room.
Our course on Advanced First Aid, Advanced Resuscitation, and Oxygen Therapy teaches you the skills needed to handle advanced first aid situations. You'll learn advanced resuscitation techniques and how to use oxygen therapy.
Our Advanced Resuscitation Training course teaches you how to respond to first aid emergencies with hands-on training. You'll learn advanced patient care using oxygen equipment and an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED).
This half-day course teaches you the skills and knowledge needed to give restricted pain relief as part of a medically supervised first responder team.
Our Provide First Aid in Remote or Isolated Site Training Course teaches you how to respond to first aid emergencies in remote or isolated locations. You will learn how to manage emergencies over an extended period until medical help arrives or evacuation happens.
This course teaches you how to prepare and drive vehicles and equipment needed to patrol pipelines or travel across different types of terrain.
The Operate Light Vehicle course is for those who need to drive a light vehicle as part of their job.
This driving course teaches you how to operate and maintain a four-wheel drive vehicle for those working in supervisory and technical specialist roles in the resources and infrastructure industries.
The Standard 11 Generic Coal Mine Induction (Surface) is the required training for meeting health and safety rules in Queensland's coal mining industry. It helps sites create and maintain a training system to ensure work teams are competent, safe, and efficient.
Training in the Australasian Inter-Service Incident Management System (AIIMS), essential for effective emergency management in Australia's fire and emergency services industry.
Training in the Australasian Inter-Service Incident Management System (AIIMS), essential for effective emergency management in Australia's fire and emergency services industry.
Learning from past experiences, preventing future incidents, and enhancing the health and safety of everyone in the mining industry is a meaningful way to honour those impacted by mining accidents over the years.
This training course helps participants earn the BSB41419 Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety (WHS). It is designed to provide practical knowledge and skills for giving accurate and timely WHS advice and improving workplace safety.
This course aims to help you better understand your role in continuously improving safety performance and behaviour in the workplace.
This course helps new and current Health and Safety Committee (HSC) members understand and carry out their legal duties.
We span Australia-wide, providing exceptional safety training and services from urban centres to remote Islands for the mining industry. No matter your location, we ensure unparalleled safety expertise is always within reach.
Delivering comprehensive safety with multiple ESOs and security personnel on-site at South Australia’s largest mining operations.
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See Our ServicesIn remote Western Australia, we provide relief Medical Emergency Response Officers (MESOs), ensuring seamless medical and emergency support. If you need relief staff to maintain your site’s safety and readiness, contact us to discuss how we can assist.
See Our ServicesIn remote Western Australia, we provide relief Medical Emergency Response Officers (MESOs), ensuring seamless medical and emergency support. If you need relief staff to maintain your site’s safety and readiness, contact us to discuss how we can assist.
See Our ServicesAt this remote Queensland mining site, our security personnel and Emergency Services Officers (ESOs) are on-site, providing essential safety and protection for the operation. Contact us to see how we can support your site’s needs.
See Our ServicesIn remote Queensland, our Supervisor and Emergency Response Teams (ERTs) are on-site, providing expert safety and emergency support to clients in the region. Discover how we can enhance your site’s emergency preparedness.
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See Our ServicesOur ESOs (Emergency Services Officers) are responsible for providing first-response medical care, managing emergency situations such as fires, rescues, and hazardous material incidents, and ensuring the safety and well-being of all personnel.
See Our ServicesOur MESOs (Medical and Emergency Services Officers) are deployed across numerous locations, providing expert medical care and emergency response tailored to your site’s needs. Discover how our extensive network of skilled professionals can support your team
See Our ServicesOn-site paramedics at your service—our team ensures immediate medical support for your QLD mining operations.
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125 Fairbairn Road
Sunshine West VIC 3020
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Garden City Hotel Canberra
55 Jerrabomberra Ave, Narrabundah, ACT, 2604
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Construction Industry Training Centre
491-499 South Road
Regency Park, SA 5010
Supporting South Australia’s mining sites with our expert Paramedics and Emergency Service Officers. Our team is equipped to handle any emergency, ensuring your site runs smoothly and safely.
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Mawson Lakes Hotel & Function Centre
10 Main Street
Mawson Lakes SA 5095
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Unit 3, 259 Hanson Road
WINGFIELD SA 5013
Please Note: FSA Parking is available at the front of the complex, alternatively limited street parking is available
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128 Farrington Road,
North Lake WA 6163
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The Bob Marshman Building,
Building 5, Construction Training Centre
460-492 Beaudesert Road
Salisbury QLD 4107
Tea and coffee facilities are provided, however we do not provide lunch for training courses. A microwave and fridge is available for attendees who would like to bring their own or CTC have an onsite café.
Get nationally recognised training in fire safety from Australia’s largest safety company.
Fire & Safety Australia is dedicated to supporting the mining industry with comprehensive safety training and emergency response services. Our offerings include advanced live fire training, Vertical Rescue, and Confined Space Entry, all designed to equip your team with the skills needed to manage high-risk environments. With experienced trainers and a focus on practical, real-world applications, we ensure your workforce is fully prepared for any safety challenge. Whether you’re enhancing site safety protocols or building a robust emergency response team, Fire & Safety Australia provides the expertise and training to keep your operations safe and compliant across Australia.
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