Virtual - Refresher S123 (QMS) Site Supervisor (Online)

Online - Refresher – S123 / G189 – Site Supervisor

$395.00 (1 Day)
$395.00 (1 Day)

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Online - Refresher – S123 / G189 – Site Supervisor

Townsville
Brisbane
Onsite
Online

Online - Refresher – S123 / G189 – Site Supervisor

Also known as S123 / S1 S2 S3 / G189 / G1 G8 G9 / QMS / MSSS

WorkSafe Connect’s Online refresher course is a trainer-led program that is delivered either online (via Zoom in an electronic classroom).

This course is for those who need to refresh their previous S123 / G189 accreditation in a trainer-supported environment (as opposed to a self-paced online course with extensive evidence requirements and limited-to-no trainer interaction).

The 1-day program is interactive and activity-based – it refreshes practical knowledge and skills relating to risk management, effective communication and incident investigations.

To be eligible to attend, students must complete “Refresher Application Form” (details below) and provide the following evidence prior to course commencement:

  • Previous accreditation (no more than X years)
  • 2 x Risk Assessments
  • 2 x Shift Reports

All assessments & activities are completed in the course – there is no post course evidence, or outside-of-classroom study required.

Under Queensland Legislation, Site Supervisors and Site Safety Health Representatives (SSHR) are statutory positions. The Mining Safety and Health Advisory Committee has deemed it a requirement to hold 3 units of competency (S123 / G189) for these roles. Under the Queensland Coal Mining Regulations, these competencies must be refreshed every 5 years.

Students who meet the eligibility requirements and successfully complete the 1-day program will be issued a Statement of Attainment for the following national units of competency:

  • RIIRIS301E – Apply Risk Management Processes (S1 / G1)
  • RIIWHS301E – Conduct Safety and Health Investigation (S2 / G8)
  • RIICOM301E – Communicate Information (S3 / G9)

Under Queensland Legislation, Site Supervisors and Site Safety Health Representatives (SSHR) are statutory positions. The Mining Safety and Health Advisory Committee has deemed it a requirement to hold 3 units of competency (S123 / G189) for these roles.

WorkSafe Connect has been delivering mining safety programs for over 15 years and is one of Queensland’s leading suppliers of the Site Supervisor programs. We look forward to supporting our students to achieve their accreditation.

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CSQ Funding Options

You may be eligible to receive Construction Skills Queensland funding for this course if you are a worker or an apprentice / trainee in the building and construction industry.

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Course Details

Legislation and Supervisor’s Role

  • A legislative overview and review of specific duties and responsibilities of supervisors in maintaining a safe work environment.
  • Covers both Queensland mining legislation (Coal as well a Mining & Quarrying) as well as the Work Health & Safety legislation.
  • Supervisor responsibilities including specific duties and responsibilities of supervisors in maintaining a safe work environment.

Risk Management Process

  • Apply, facilitate and audit the risk management process (including identifying hazards, assessing risk and implementing controls to mitigate those risks).

Effective Communication and Investigation

  • Develop techniques for effective communication, including report writing, toolbox talks, and conducting safety meetings.

Incident Investigation

  • Learn strategies to deal with conflict and participate in conflict resolution activities.
  • Learn how to perform detailed safety and health investigations, root cause analysis, document findings, implement corrective actions and preventive measures to avoid future incidents.
  • Practical activities include real-life scenarios using the 5-why’s model.

The legislative context of the course is both the Coal Mining and Mining & Quarrying Legislation (for hard rock / metalliferous mines & quarries).

Under Queensland Legislation, Site Supervisors and Site Safety Health Representatives (SSHR) are statutory positions. The Mining Safety and Health Advisory Committee has deemed it a requirement to hold 3 units of competency (S123 / G189) for these roles. For more information, please click on the following link:

https://www.commissioner.rshq.qld.gov.au/advisory-committees/mining-competencies

This course is for those who need to refresh their previous S123 / G189 accreditation in a trainer-supported environment (as opposed to a self-paced online course with extensive evidence requirements and limited-to-no trainer interaction or support).

Students must be able to provide their previous accreditation and evidence their participation in risk assessments and shift reports.

It’s also designed to be interactive, practical and activity based – ensuring students refresh their practical knowledge and skills relating to risk management, effective communication and incident investigations.

Our online S123 Site Supervisor refresher training will be conducted virtually through online video-led live training (virtual delivery).

Our experienced trainer assessors who have resource industry currency, strong knowledge of relevant legislation, regulations and industry standards will support you throughout the training.

Please note this training is conducted live with both practical and theoretical activities during the training experience to ensure that the training is engaging, interesting and relevant.

Please find below a list of the key technology arrangements you will need for online training:

  • Computer (desktop or laptop - not a tablet)
  • Webcam
  • Headphones (incl. microphone) or computer audio system
  • Reliable internet connection
  • Ensure your web browser is up-to-date
  • Quiet room with limited background noise

WorkSafe Connect offers this course in the following formats:

Face to Face – In person

  • Public Courses (Brisbane and Townsville)
  • Client Only Courses (at your site / workplace for a group of students)

Online

  • Real Time, Live Video, Instructor-Led Training via Zoom
  • Public Courses
  • Client Only Courses (for a group of students at a time of your choosing)

If you would like to discuss delivery options, please get in contact with a member of the WorkSafe Connect team. We would be more than happy to discuss and provide flexible options that best meet your requirements.

Students who meet the eligibility requirements and successfully complete the 1-day program will be issued a Statement of Attainment for the following national units of competency:

  • RIIRIS301E – Apply Risk Management Processes (S1 / G1)
  • RIIWHS301E – Conduct Safety and Health Investigation (S2 / G8)
  • RIICOM301E – Communicate Information (S3 / G9)

If you have any questions about the Site Supervisor course and whether it is suitable for you, please get in touch with a member of the WorkSafe Connect team today.

To be eligible, students must complete a n “S123 Refresher Application Form” and provide the following evidence prior to course commencement:

  • Previous accreditation
  • 2 x Risk Assessments
  • 2 x Shift Reports

Please click here, complete the form and submit to us via email at info@worksafeconnect.com. Ensure you attach your evidence to the email.

If you do not have the required evidence, you should attend the 2-day S123 / G189 program (noting that you’ll also receive a bonus G2 accreditation for no additional cost) – click here for course details.

You are welcome to book and pay for the course via our website and then submit the form & evidence in the following day / days. If it is determined you are not eligible for the 1-day refresher program (based on the evidence provided), you will be offered the 2-day program and a gap fee will be payable. Alternatively, you may also request a refund prior to course commencement.

As this course is delivered online, students must have a basic level of computer skills - this ensures the course runs to time and the focus is on the course content rather than computer skills training.

To be eligible to attend a virtual course, you must complete a short assessment via our online Learner Portal at least 1 day prior to course commencement.

The assessment covers hardware and software setup as well as providing a basic understanding of Zoom and Learner Portal navigation.

Any student who has not successfully completed this 'Online Course Suitability Test' by course commencement will not be admitted to the course.

If you book and pay for the course via our website and it is determined you are not suitable for the virtual course delivery, you will be offered the face-to-face program. Alternatively, you may also request a refund prior to course commencement.

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