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We provide Nationally Accredited courses in Height Safety, Confined Space Entry, First Aid, Spill Response, Emergency Warden and Chief Warden, Portable Fire Equipment and Breathing apparatus.

Within all courses the curriculum covers the required knowledge of the Occupational Health & Safety Act, State Based Regulations, Australian Standards, Industry Codes and the relevant skills and techniques required to competently perform the roles that Industry require.

We will continue to provide this premier service to meet your ever changing needs, to offer you the latest advances in industry’s best practice together with quality service and products.

Our RTO Head Office is situated at Truganina, Victoria. From here, training is offered to individuals wishing to learn new skills and organisations wishing to increase the safety-related competencies of their personnel.

Our practical training environment closely resembles the workplace, with Height Platforms and Confined Space containers for you to use to hone your new skills, under the eyes of our competent Trainers and Assessors.
Your training can be completed at our site using our industry related equipment and facilities or if needed we can arrange to have these courses conducted at your workplace tailoring the training to your companies requirements.

As an RTO we have agreed to abide by the Standards for Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) 2015, the VET Quality Framework and any other rules, regulations and/or General Directions put in place by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), the National RTO Regulator.

Safety Results is responsible for the compliance of the training and assessment services that we provide to our Students. As such we are committed to providing a quality service with our focus being on our Learners, their Training experience and their outcomes.

Our training suits students who require workplace safety-related competencies. While the units come from Training Packages in the manufacturing, chemical, hydrocarbons and refining industries and from the Public Safety training package, students may not always be from these industries as the skills covered by the units can be found in many and varied work settings.

We target our training to people that would like to learn the skills and knowledge of the individual courses so they can seek employment in related job roles. Or to people currently working in these roles that want to remain up to date with any changes that have occurred in their field.

Before you enrol yourself or your employees in the nationally accredited training programs delivered by Safety Results, please read the information on our courses.

Our respiratory protection (breathing apparatus) course is essential for personnel who may, at work or in emergency situations, be exposed to atmospheric or respiratory hazards. Training includes theory of respiration and oxygen deficiency, recognition of respiratory hazards and variations of respiratory protection equipment.

This course prepares people for the delegated responsibility as part of an emergency control organisation to lead in the preparation of workplace emergency procedures, command, control and coordinate workplace emergency procedures and response and conclude the incident.

Our combined Confined Space and Breathing Apparatus course covers the skills and knowledge required for working under a permit, safe entry into confined spaces while using breathing apparatus and atmospheric monitoring equipment to maintain air quality and a safe working environment.

Our confined space and CPR training course covers the skills and knowledge required for safe entry to confined spaces under a work permit and for maintaining safety while working in the confined space. It also provides the learner with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills that are required to respond to an unconscious, nonbreathing person.

Our confined space and CPR training course covers the skills and knowledge required for safe entry to confined spaces under a work permit and for maintaining safety while working in the confined space. It also provides the learner with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills that are required to respond to an unconscious, nonbreathing person.

Our confined space training courses covers the skills and knowledge required for safe entry to confined spaces under a work permit and for maintaining safety while working in the confined space. Participants are guided through recognition of typical hazardous conditions relating to confined spaces including; oxygen depletion, combustible atmospheres and atmospheric contaminants.

Our confined space training courses covers the skills and knowledge required for safe entry to confined spaces under a work permit and for maintaining safety while working in the confined space. Participants are guided through recognition of typical hazardous conditions relating to confined spaces including; oxygen depletion, combustible atmospheres and atmospheric contaminants.

Our combined Confined Space and Breathing Apparatus course covers the skills and knowledge required for working under a permit, safe entry into confined spaces, while using breathing apparatus and atmospheric monitoring equipment to maintain air quality and a safe working environment.

Our combined Confined Space, Breathing Apparatus and CPR course covers the skills and knowledge required for working under a permit, safe entry into confined spaces while using breathing apparatus and atmospheric monitoring equipment to maintain air quality and a safe working environment. It also provides the learner with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills that are required to respond to an unconscious, non-breathing person.

Our combined Confined Space, Breathing Apparatus and CPR course covers the skills and knowledge required for working under a permit, safe entry into confined spaces while using breathing apparatus and atmospheric monitoring equipment to maintain air quality and a safe working environment. It also provides the learner with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills that are required to respond to an unconscious, non-breathing person.

This course is designed for members of the Emergency Control Organisation (wardens) in factories, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, offices or other workplaces.
Emergency Control Organisations (ECO’s) are defined in the Australian Standards. In this course participants are assisted in understanding their position within the emergency response structure, and the importance of a team response to effectively control emergencies.

This course is designed for leaders of Emergency Control Organisations (ECO’s) in factories, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, offices or other workplaces that also need to learn the duties of the Emergency Wardens they will lead. This includes Chief Wardens, Deputy Chief Wardens and Communication Officers.

This course is designed for members of the Emergency Control Organisation (wardens) in factories, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, offices or other workplaces that also need to be taught in the correct usage of portable fire equipment.

This course is designed for leaders of Emergency Control Organisations (ECO’s) in factories, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, offices or other workplaces that also need to learn the duties of the Emergency Wardens they will lead and who undertake a first response to fire incidents in onshore and offshore situations/emergencies. This includes Chief Wardens, Deputy Chief Wardens and Communication Officers.

Fire extinguishers are designed as an initial response tool to deal with fire emergencies when they are at their smallest and most manageable. When used correctly, this equipment is a valuable tool in preventing costly losses, both at home and in the workplace. Without appropriate training, the effectiveness of this equipment and user confidence can be significantly reduced.

Spill control training is essential for workplaces which use, handle or transport dangerous and hazardous substances. Whilst strict guidelines govern the storage and handling of these substances organisations must be able to respond quickly in the event of an accident or emergency, to reduce potential injury, property damage and environmental impact and workplace downtimes.

Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) gives students the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to respond to an unconscious, non-breathing person.
Trainer / Assessors use a variety of training approaches including class and small group discussions, CPR critical incident scenario simulations, workbook exercises, sustained practice of CPR and other first aid skills to support learning to competency.

Our First Aid training course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to provide a first aid response including CPR, manage casualties, the incident and other first aiders until the arrival of medical or other assistance.
The course is delivered in a Flexible Learning Mode. It is designed for self-starters, first-time learners and first aiders who prefer a mix of self-directed study and trainer-facilitated review/assessment.

Our Low Voltage Rescue incl CPR course provides workers with the skills and knowledge to safely assess a dangerous low voltage incident , undertake rescue safely and perform CPR in line with the Australian Resuscitation Council Guidelines. Participants are introduced to all Electrical Regulations and Standards relating to Low Voltage.  An understanding of Low Voltage Rescue and CPR techniques will be achieved on the completion of this course.

We provide a selection of Non-Accredited training courses to meet the specific needs of our customers from Emergency Warden Awareness to Trench Rescue Awareness.

Our Safe Working at Heights courses are designed to assist both employees and employers in understanding the characteristics, hazards and legislative requirements needed to operate safely at height. Participants are introduced to important legislation, compliance codes and Australian Standards relating to working at height. An understanding of hazard identification, completing job safety analysis and the height safety hierarchy of control will be achieved.

Our Trench Rescue Awareness course covers how to identify a range of trench rescue situations and the performance of cable pit/trench/excavation rescue procedures in the workplace.

If you have questions at any time or require further clarification, please contact us at:

Firewatch Services Melbourne Pty Ltd T/A Safety Results  (RTO ID 45221)
28 Sunline Drive, Truganina VIC 3029
Phone: 1300 886 208 | Fax: 1300 853 849
Email: training@fwsrgroup.com.au