1. First Aid Level 1:

•       Legal Aspects	•       Unconsciousness
•       Principles of Safety	•       Wounds and Bleeding
•       Casualty Management	•       Burns and Bleeding
•       Breathing	•       Electrical Injuries
•       Artificial Respiration	•       Head and Spinal Injuries
•       CPR	•       Injuries to Muscles and Ligaments
•       Choking	•       Bandages and Splints
•       Blood and Circulation	•       Fractures
•       Shock

 

2. First Aid Level 2:

•       Legal Aspects	•       Blood and Circulation
•       Principles of Safety	•       Shock
•       Casualty Management	•       Blood and Circulation
•       Breathing	•       Unconsciousness
•       Artificial Respiration	•       Wounds and Bleeding
•       CPR	•       Head and Spinal Injuries
•       Choking	•       Injuries to Muscles and Ligaments
•       Fractures	•       Burns and Scalds
•       Chest, Head & Spinal Injuries	•       Electrical Injuries
•       Blast Injuries	•       Epilepsy (Fits)
•       Eye & Hand Injuries	•       Chest Pain and Paralysis
•       Multiple Injury Management	•       CVA (Stroke)
•       Rescue Carriers	•       Injuries to Muscles and Ligaments
•       Electrical Injuries	•       Bandages and Splints
•       Fractures	•       Elementary and Applied Anatomy and Physiology
•       Poisoning & Environmental Emergencies

 

3. Health & Safety Representative:

 

4. Accident/Incident Investigation:
   

•       The reason for investigations	•       Conducting the interview
•       Causes of incidents	•       Handling disagreements
•       Investigate every incident	•       Taking notes and statements
•       The investigation team	•       Closing the interview
•       Investigating steps	•       Re-enact the incident
•       Visit the scene of the incident	•       Investigation reports & checklist
•       Collect exhibits	•       Case studies
•       Collect exhibits	•       Review of skills learnt
•       Interview the right people	•       Evaluation of course
•       Preparing for the interview & asking the right questions

 

5. OHS Act Awareness for Management – Workshop:
   

•       General duties of employees	•       Health and safety committees
•       Duty to inform	•       Functions of health and safety committees
•       General duties of employees at work	•       Certain deductions prohibited
•       Duty not to interfere with, damage or misuse things	•       Report to an inspector regarding certain incidents
•       Chief executive officer charged with certain duties	•       Victimization forbidden
•       Health and safety representatives	•       Acts or omissions by employees or mandatories
•       Functions of health and safety representatives	•       Penalties

 

6. Basic SHE Principals In The Workplace:
   

•       Health and safety policy	•       Safe working practices
•       Organisational structure	•       Intoxication (alcohol abuse) / drugs
•       Duties of your employer & employee	•       First aid / accident / investigation reporting
•       Your rights as an employee	•       Fire prevention
•       General health and safety rules	•       Good housekeeping
•       Organisation’s rules and procedures	•       Symbolic safety signs

 

7. Hazardous Identification Risk Assessment –HIRA:
   

•       Definitions	•       Example Of Common Hazard Identification Checklist
•       Occupational Health And Safety Act	•       Types Of Hazards To Look For In A Workplace
•       Risks	•       Type Of Documentation & Information we need to do a Hazard Identification
•       Types Of Risks	•       Important Points to remember when conducting a Hazard Identification In Your Work Area
•       Hazard And Risks	•       Hazard Identification Guidelines
•       Aspects To Consider In Identifying Hazards	•       Follow-Up And Monitoring
•       Hazard Identification And Risk Assessment	•       Hazard Identification And Risks Assessment Teams
•       Plan & Prepare For Hazard Identification

 

8. Basic Environmental Course

 

9. Construction Regulations

 

10. COID Act Course:
    

Day one	Day two
•       Interpretation of the Act	•       Determination and calculation of Compensation
•       Administration of the Act	•       Occupational Disease
•       Compensation Fund and Reserve Fund	•       Medical aid
•       Compensation for Occupational Injuries	•       Obligations of Employers
•       Claims for Compensation	•       Legal procedures
	•       General

 

11. Advanced OHS Act Course

 

12. Forklift & Reach Truck Driver Training:
    

•       Parts and Components	•       Dangerous goods
•       Inspection and Maintenance	•       Fire safety
•       Safety on a Forklift	•       Forklift stability
•       Refuelling	•       Theory assessment
•       Pallets and storage containers	•       Practical assessment

 

13. Power Pallet Driver Training:
    

•       Principles of operation	•       Stacking
•       Mechanical appreciation	•       Parking
•       Inspections	•       Theory assessment
•       Lifting	•       Practical assessment
•       Transporting	•

 

14. Overhead Crane Code 30 – 31 Certification & Recertification

 

15. Mobile Crane Driver Training:
    

Module 1 (Operator Training)
•       Safety	•       Practical operations
•       Different types of cranes	•       Overhead crane braking system ( Appendix 1)
•       Crane Components	•       Risk control ( Appendix 2)

 

Module 2 Overhead Crane (Rigging)
•       Using slings and lifting equipment	•       Wire rope slings & Construction of Ropes
•       Rope inspection	•       Correct slinging methods
•       Correct use of sling	•       Mechanical splicing
•       Chain slings & Steel Wire Ropes	•       Centre of gravity
•       Good slinging practices	•       Identification of slings
•       Home-made lifting Equipment	•       Inspection of Wire Ropes
•       Shackles	•       Discarding and Rejecting of Unsafe tackle
•       Natural fibre ropes	•       Appendix 1 (Risk Control)
•       Wire Strands

 

16. Scissor Lift Certification & Recertification

 

17. Rigging & Slinging Training Course & Chain Hoist

 

18. Hazardous Task Training (Heights/Hot Work/Permit Controllers)

 

19. ISO/OHSAS 14001/18001 Training (Introduction)

 

20. ISO/OHSAS 14001/18001 Training (In Depth)

 

21. Scaffold Erector Training:
    

•       Basic scaffolding requirements	•       Hoist towers
•       Tying scaffolding to building facades	•       Protection fans and nets
•       Independent scaffold	•       Interpretation of drawings and specifications

 

22. Basic Fire Fighting:
    

•       Handling of Hazardous Chemical Substances	•       Search and Rescue
•       Risk Assessments	•       Moving in Smoke and Darkness
•       Elements of Fire	•       Moving Downstairs
•       Ignition Sources	•       To avoid losing your way
•       Classification of Fires	•       Working on Roofs
•       Methods of Fire Spread	•       Duties, Tasks and responsibilities of a Fire Team
•       Fire Extinguishers	•       Fire Fighting Equipment Inspections – Hose Reels and Fire Extinguishers
•       Identification of Water Supplies	•       Additional duties, tasks and responsibilities for a Fire team leader
•       Entry Hazards	•       Evacuation Plan and Drills

 

23. Working at Heights:
    

•       Module 1:     Legal Aspects	•       Module 2:    Hazards associated with working at Heights
•       Module 3:    Medical requirements	•       Module 4:    Safety precautions/Mitigation
•       Module 5:    Permit requirements for Hazardous Tasks	•       Module 6:    Appointments and competencies
•       Module 7:    Assessments – Theoretical

 

24. SHE Managers Course:
    

•       Risk Management	•       Technical Safety
•       HIRA	•       Occupational Health
•       Health and Safety Theories, Principles and SHE Systems	•       Introduction to Industrial Environmental Management
•       OSHACT and other Legislation	•       Introduction to Implementation, Maintenance and Organisation of a SHE Program
•       Incident investigation

 

Fitting Qualification Fundamental Unit Standards

 

1. NQF Level 2:

2. NQF Level 3:

3. NQF Level 4:

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