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This unit covers the skills and knowledge needed to work safely at heights in the resources and infrastructure industries. It is intended for workers in operational roles who follow established procedures under supervision and are responsible for their work quality. Licensing and certification requirements may vary—please check with the relevant authority before enrolling.

This unit covers the skills and knowledge required for non-electrical workers to work safely near live electrical apparatus, including adherence to safe approach distances for personnel, tools, and equipment. Licensing or registration may be required, and relevant state or territory regulations must be checked before commencing.

This skill set covers the skills and knowledge required to safely load, unload, and secure cargo in line with industry procedures and regulatory requirements. It includes preparing, packing, and unpacking cargo or containers; lashing and unlashing; protecting loads from weather; and completing relevant documentation. Work is typically carried out under supervision in a team environment.

This skill set covers the skills and knowledge required to safely enter and work in confined spaces and to test atmospheric conditions using gas detection equipment. It applies to operational workers who may be required to assess and monitor potentially hazardous environments prior to and during work. Tasks include gas testing for safe entry, interpreting readings, and responding to atmospheric risks. Work is typically performed under supervision and may involve confined or partially enclosed spaces. Licensing and regulatory requirements may vary—please check with the relevant authority before commencing.

We offer a variety of Sydney Metro Industry Curriculum (SMIC) training programs, designed to ensure competency and transferable skills for construction workers in specific occupations and leadership roles.