Face to Face
You receive a Certificate of Completion from Safe Work Training (RTO 21604). This supports compliance with section 21(2)(e) of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004, which requires employers to provide information, instruction, and training to employees. Refresher training is recommended every 3 years.
No. This is a Non-Accredited Spill Kit Awareness Training course. It provides essential practical skills and knowledge to meet the employer's general duty of care under the Victorian OHS Act 2004 and OHS Regulations 2017.
You will receive a Certificate of Completion/Attendance detailing the topics covered, which serves as your record for OHS compliance and professional development.
Yes. It supports your legal requirement under the OHS Act to provide a safe working environment and necessary instruction and training to workers who handle or may be exposed to hazardous substances. The content aligns with Victorian legislation and relevant Australian Standards.
While the certificate does not expire, refresher training is strongly recommended every 3 years, or whenever there is a change in your workplace's hazardous materials, spill kits, or emergency procedures, to ensure competency and preparedness.
This course focuses on the practical response required by general workers. It covers how to assess, contain, clean up, and report a spill using a standard workplace spill kit. It does not certify you as an advanced Hazmat responder or a specialized environmental manager.
Absolutely. The course is highly practical. You will learn the correct use of various absorbent materials, protective equipment, and containment techniques through hands-on exercises using the supplied training spill kits.
No. We supply all the necessary training materials, including various spill kits (e.g., universal, oil/fuel, chemical), PPE, and mock hazardous materials for the practical clean-up exercises.
Yes, the course includes a short theory assessment (quiz) to ensure you can apply the information provided, including identify hazards and implement standard controls effectively.
Yes. A core component of the training is understanding the hazards of different substances and selecting and correctly donning the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) from the spill kit before responding to the spill.
The course covers the most common spills encountered in a workplace: General purpose (coolants, water-based liquids), Oil and Fuel (hydrocarbons), and Chemical (corrosives and other hazardous liquids).
The Spill Kit Awareness course typically runs for 2 to 3 hours, depending on the number of participants.
We require a suitable, clear indoor or outdoor area where a simulated spill and clean-up exercise can be safely conducted (e.g., a quiet bay in the warehouse, a clear training room, or a yard).
Yes, if delivered on-site. We strongly recommend providing us with a copy of your workplace's Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for your most common or high-risk chemicals. We will reference these in the training to make the content site-specific and immediately applicable.
Participants should wear their usual work uniform and closed-toe shoes, as they will be participating in practical, hands-on spill clean-up exercises.
Choose the delivery mode that best fits your preferences. For non-accredited training, dates are scheduled after you send a quote request.
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