This comprehensive Safety Committee Training introduces Health and Safety Committee (HSC) members to the new Model WHS Legislation and the powers and functions of a HSC. Participants will learn how to work closely with Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) to improve workplace safety. They are also introduced to the Risk Management process and how to undertake workplace risk assessments, safety inspections and write, review and check compliance of Safe Work Method Statements and/or Safe Work Procedures.

Day two of the course covers the HSC’s role in undertaking Incident Investigations and how to communicate effectively in workplace, particularly when it comes to challenging unsafe behavior.

Health and Safety Committee Training Course Outline:
– Introduction to Model WHS Legislation
– Consultation Arrangements – powers and functions of HSRs and HSCs
– WHS Risk Management
– Incident Management
– WHS Performance Management
– Effective Communication

Who should attend Safety Committee training?
Both new and existing Health and Safety committee members.

Other training that may be of interest
HSRs who have requested SafeWork NSW approved training and who need to understand the role of safety representatives in the workplace can will benefit from the 5 day Health and Safety Representative course.

Booking Information

Course Duration: Two days.

Delivery methods: On site (face to face) for corporate groups in Sydney and across NSW.

Inclusions: Training with a qualified and experienced instructor, quality course notes, assessment, a Certificate of Completion. Participants will also receive a WHS Risk Management certificate for participation in day one of the course.

Class sizes: This course is available for groups of up to 15 per class.

CPD Points: 14

Training room setup: To ensure the best learning experience for your team, please refer to our Training Room Setup Guide.

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Entry Requirements, Support and Inclusion

This course is delivered in English and includes a written assessment. Participants will require comprehension, reading and writing skills to successfully complete the training. There are no other prerequisites or co-requisites.

We’re here to help every learner succeed and are committed to creating a space where everyone feels welcome, supported and able to participate fully. If you’re unsure whether this course is suitable for you or your team, please contact us to discuss your needs, support options or alternative pathways. On our web site you can also view support services.