Koolat Safety

Recognised by industry as a premium provider of quality training solutions forconstruction and mining, you can be assured that Koolat Safety are here with you all the way to help you achieve your career goals.

Training Grants and Construction Industry Funding Initiatives Construction funding and grants can reduce the cost to training for individuals and should always be considered when applying for any type of training with Koolat Safety.

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Koolat Safety has had many successful graduates in all areas of construction training. Find out what they say about their experience.

Construction work sites can be busy environments with workers, contractors and construction personnel performing a range of tasks simultaneously. Due to the type of work being performed and the high risk nature of that work, accidents can occur, sometimes with catastrophic outcomes. In order to reduce the occurrence of accident and injury, general safety training was introduced throughout Australia.

To assist you with making an informed choice and commence what will be a rewarding career, we will take a closer look some of the High risk Work Licences (HRW) that are available and the specific requirements, training, and experience required for each.

Verification of Competency (VOC) is a key area that employees need to be aware of. Learn how verification of competency assessments can save your business money while maintaining compliance with the relevant minimum industry safety requirements.

New National Standard arrangements for Materials Hoist (HM) licence class as a subset of Personnel and Materials Hoist (HP)

Construction is considered to be one of the most dangerous types of work in many countries, and workplace health and safety is the foremost priority for many building and construction companies when considering their own workplace activities and the safety of their workers. Scaffolding is a key area that requires licenced operators and workers to maintain compliance with the relevant minimum industry safety requirements.

The General Construction Induction card provides new and existing workers with the basic understanding and knowledge needed to start or continue work within the building and construction industry.

Koolat Safety are here to help you achieve your career goals in construction or mining, however there are a few things that you need to consider before jumping in first.

Currently, it is not possible for students to obtain a complete record of their VET enrolments and achievements from a single online source.

he Australian building and construction industry is the nation’s third largest employer with over 1 million jobs in the sector, according to the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).