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1 the training centre TRAINING PORTFOLIO COMPREHENSIVE First Aid Level 1 First Aid Level 2 First Aid Level 3 HIV/AIDS, TB and Associated Diseases Awareness HIV/AIDS, STDs, STIs and TB Basic Fire Fighting Basic Fire Fighting and Evacuation Planning Basic Evacuation Planning and Management Introduction to Health and Safety at the workplace: OHS Act Health and Safety Representative Basics Incident Investigation Ladder Inspection Legal Liability Health and Safety Supervisor HWSETA First Aider in the Workplace HWSETA Safety Supervisor Working at Heights Comprehensive Asbestos Asbestos Awareness Scaffold Erector Scaffold Inspector Gantry Forklift Reach Truck Hand/Power Tools COID Act Risk Assessment A DIVISION OF

2 *ALL TRAINING CURRENTLY PRESENTED IN ENGLISH ONLY Fractures, Sprains, Dislocations, Splinting and Bandaging ALL COURSES INCLUDE: a) Comprehensive Learner Manual b) Learner Note Book and Pen c) PowerPoint Presentation with Video Inserts d) Practical Simulations and workshop environment e) Plus additional and valuable information f) Coffee and tea on arrival PLEASE NOTE: a) Lunch can be provided as long as it is negotiated at least 48 hours before course commences. b) Starting times strictly at 08:00 +/-16:00 No late coming will be allowed. c) Learner to be re-booked should this unfortunate circumstance arise. OCCUPATIONALLY DIRECTED FIRST AID FA1 01 FIRST AID LEVEL 1 : DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR ACCREDITED Duration: 2 Days Entrance: Grade 7: English Literacy and mathematical skills as per ABET a) Aligned with HWSETA unit standard b) CPR Mouth Piece and 1 Pair Gloves c) Plus HIV/AIDS, T.B. (Tuberculosis) and Associated Diseases Awareness d) Comprehensive Practical Patient Simulation with Adult, Child and Infant Manikins e) Practical and Theoretical Examinations: Certificates Issued to learners found CPR: Adult Choking Adult Basic Anatomy and Physiology Shock Unconsciousness Simple Fainting Medical Emergencies general Diabetes Mellitus Epilepsy, Convulsions (fits, seizures) Stroke (CVA) Asthma Heart Attack - Acute Myocardial Infarct (AMI) Angina Pectoris - Chest pain Dealing with ALLERGIC reactions General Medical Emergencies Bleeding Burns Head and Spinal Injuries FA2 02 FIRST AID LEVEL 2: DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR ACCREDITED Duration: 4 days Combination course of Level 1 and 2. Entrance: Grade 9: English Literacy and mathematical skills as per ABET To up skill learner to Ingozi standards of First Aid Training Aligned with HWSETA unit standard that equates to 4 days a) Aligned with HWSETA unit standards and b) CPR Mouth Piece and 1 Pair Gloves c) Plus HIV/AIDS, T.B. (Tuberculosis) and Associated Diseases Awareness advanced = US14656 d) Comprehensive Practical Patient Simulation with Adult, Child and Infant Manikins e) Practical and Theoretical Examinations: Certificates Issued to learners found CPR: Adult, Child and Infant Choking Adult, Child and Infant Emergency scene management Basic Anatomy and Physiology Shock, Unconsciousness, Simple Fainting Medical Emergencies general Diabetes Mellitus Epilepsy, Convulsions (fits, seizures) Stroke (CVA) Asphyxia Asthma, Emphysema, and other related breathing emergencies Heart Attack - Acute Myocardial Infarct (AMI) Angina Pectoris - Chest pain Dealing with ALERGIC reactions Bleeding Splinting and Bandaging Head, Chest and Spinal Injuries Fractures, Sprains, Dislocations, Splinting and Bandaging Abdominal Injuries Splinting and bandaging Burns Environmental Emergencies Hyperthermia (Heat Stroke, Heat Exhaustion, Heat Cramps), Hypothermia Including Frostbite, etc. Water Accidents and Diving Injuries Drowning, Secondary Drowning, Near Drowning 2

3 Poisons Bites: Dogs Shark, Snake Splinting and bandaging Burns Stings: Bee, Scorpion, Wasp, Blue bottle and Jelly Fish Environmental Emergencies: Hyperthermia (Heat Stroke, Heat Exhaustion, Heat Cramps), Hypothermia Including Frostbite, etc. FA3 03 FIRST AID LEVEL 3: DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR ACCREDITED Duration: 5 Days in classroom Entrance: Grade 11: English Literacy and mathematical skills as per ABET A valid level 2 first aid certificate from an approved Department of Labour Provider Can also serve as a combination course for Level 2 and 3 as well, provided that the learner has a valid level 1 first aid certificate from an approved Department of Labour Provider a) CPR Mouth Piece and 1 Pair Gloves b) Plus HIV/AIDS, T.B. (Tuberculosis) and Associated Diseases Awareness advanced = US aligned c) Comprehensive Practical Patient Simulation with Adult, Child and Infant Manikins d) Practical and Theoretical Examinations: Certificates Issued to learners found CPR: Adult, Child and Infant Choking Adult, Child and Infant Emergency scene management Basic Anatomy and Physiology Shock, Unconsciousness, Simple Fainting Medical Emergencies general Diabetes Mellitus Epilepsy, Convulsions (fits, seizures) Stroke (CVA) Asphyxia Asthma, Emphysema, and other related breathing emergencies Heart Attack - Acute Myocardial Infarct (AMI) Angina Pectoris - Chest pain Dealing with ALERGIC reactions Bleeding Splinting and Bandaging Head, Chest and Spinal Injuries Fractures, Sprains, Dislocations, Splinting and Bandaging Pelvic and Abdominal Injuries Water Accidents and Diving Injuries Drowning, Secondary Drowning, Near Drowning Poisons Bites: Dogs Shark, Snake Stings: Bee, Scorpion, Wasp, Blue bottle and Jell Childbirth normal as well as complications in pre-hospital emergency setting Blood Pressure and Associated Diseases Introduction AED HIV/AIDS, TB, ASSOCIATED DISEASES HA 01 HIV/AIDS & TB & ASSOCIATED DISEASES AWARENESS Duration: 6 Hours Entrance: Entrance level dependent on client requirements Attendance certificate only HIV/AIDS Human Sexuality and Sexual Orientation Code of Conduct & Policy on HIV/AIDS in the WORKPLACE Tuberculosis (T.B.) Hepatitis B Syphilis Herpes HA 02 HIV/AIDS, STD s, STI s, TB Duration:1 Day Entrance: As per client requirements a) Aligned with HWSETA unit standard b) Plus additional and valuable information Human Sexuality and Sexual Orientation Code of Conduct & Policy on HIV/AIDS in the WORKPLACE Code of Good Practice on Key Aspects of HIV/AIDS and Employment HIV/AIDS Tuberculosis (T.B.) 3

4 Hepatitis B Syphilis Gonorrhoea Chlamydia Herpes, etc. BASIC FIRE FIGHTING BFS 01 BASIC FIRE FIGHTING Duration: 4 Hours Awareness b) Aligned with HWSETA unit standard c) Practical Simulations d) Practical and Theoretical Examinations: Certificates Issued to learners found Identify different types of fires. Fire Tetrahedron Causes of fire 4 Ways fire is spread Classes of Fire Prevention of fires Entrance: Grade 7: English Literacy and mathematical skills as per ABET a) Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety legislative b) Practical and Theoretical Examinations: Certificates Issued to learners found The combustion Process: (Oxygen, Fuel, Heat + Tetrahedron) Incipient to Growth Stages The causes of fire Ways fire is spread Classes of Fire Types of Portable fire Extinguishers Maintaining a portable fire extinguisher Prevention of Fires in relation to Housekeeping Methods of Extinguishing a Fire Maintenance and Inspection of Equipment Check the fire extinguisher Precautions for Fire Extinguishers Legal Aspects Fire prevention (OHS Act) and company specific procedures Flat hose reels, Fire coupling/hydrant, Fire sand bucket, Fire Blankets Perform basic firefighting procedures: P A S S method How to move through a burning building What to do when you are trapped by a fire Symbolic safety signs Fire Detection Methods Prevention of Fires in relation to Housekeeping Fire prevention (OHS Act) and company specific procedures. The consequences of non- adherence to safe practices Types of Portable fire Extinguishers Methods of Extinguishing a Fire Maintenance and Inspection of Equipment Flat hose reels, Fire coupling/hydrant, Fire sand bucket, Fire Blankets Perform basic firefighting procedures. P A S S Steps to be taken in the event of a fire How to move through a burning building What to do when you are trapped by a fire Contingency plan (e.g. a Disaster manual ) Legal Aspects Fire prevention (OHS Act) and company specific procedures The precautions to be taken according to organisational procedures. Symbolic safety signs Fire Emergency Procedure Roles and Responsibilities EMERGENCY PLAN Recording the Evacuation Drill Checklist: (OHS Act SECTION 9) Emergency Preparedness & Fire + Injury Summary of a Fire Safety Checklist EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLANNING AWARENESS EP 1 05 BF1 02 BASIC FIRE FIGHTING AND EVACUATION PLANNING Entrance: Grade 11: English Literacy and mathematical skills as per ABET a) Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety legislative BASIC EVACUATION PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT Awareness Entrance: Grade 11 * English Literacy and Mathematical Skills (as per ABET) Learners are required to draft a basic evacuation plan and advise on basic evacuation planning (Level 2). a) Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety legislative 4

5 Sections of the Act b) Practical and Theoretical Examinations: Certificates Issued to learners found c) Aligned with HWSETA unit standard Roles, Responsibilities, Plans, Drills Legal Aspects Evacuation Emergency Functionary/Co-Ordinator Evacuation Leader/Marshall Fire Leader/Marshall First Aid Leader/Marshall First Aid Leader/Marshall All Staff Reception Emergency Management Organisation Telephone Numbers How To Alert Emergency Service Symbolic Safety Signs Fire Emergency Procedure Roles & Responsibilities In Case Of Fire Bomb Threat HEALTH AND SAFETY SHE IND INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH AND SAFETY AT THE WORKPLACE: OHS ACT Duty of Employer to inform Employee of Hazards and Risks in the Workplace. Target: Labourers, Literacy and language levels not a problem. Training can be custom made to suite your business environment Not suitable for appointing SHE-Reps. Awareness Entrance: English Literacy a) No examinations Attendance certificates Issued to learners. b) Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety legislative Health & Safety Awareness General Information Health and Safety Legislation Constitution of south Africa 21 regulations, but 4 are general for all industries: Employers Responsibility Section 8 of OHS Act Section 13: Duty to inform Employee Responsibility Section 14 of OHS Act Section 15 - Duty not to interfere with, damage or misuse things Section 18 Functions of the SHE Representative Section 20: Functions of health and safety committees Contractor responsibilities Section 26 - Victimization forbidden Section 24: Report to inspector regarding certain incidents Section 25 - Report to chief inspector regarding occupational disease An investigation will take place: Incident or Accident Section 29: Functions of inspectors Section 30: Special powers of inspectors Section 38: Offences, penalties and special orders of court Section 44: Incorporation of health and safety standards in regulations The Difference between Criminal and Civil Liability Very important to consult with employer after the course: 4 General Steps to Safety Checklists and the basics Focusing on workplace hazards Reporting problems after an inspection Protective clothing requirements are identified and protective clothing is used Housekeeping Lifting and Climbing Safely Tools and Machinery Beware of Fire Hazards Confined spaces: Gas The Silent Underground Killer Workstation Ergonomic Hazard Analysis Hand and power tools Electrical Safety Hazardous Materials Checklist Example to help Toolbox Talks Working at heights and fall protection Introduction Symbolic Safety Signs The Health and Safety Team Evacuations and Fire discussion Emergency Shutdown Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHS Act) Act 85 of 1993, as amended 5

6 HSR 01 Report to inspector regarding certain incidents HEALTH AND SAFETY REPRESENTATIVE BASICS Report to chief inspector regarding occupational disease Candidates elected for SHE-Representative roles and re-appointment of expired term of office Health and Safety Representatives Entrance: Grade 9: English Literacy and mathematical skills as per ABET a) Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety legislative b) Practical and Theoretical Examinations: Certificates Issued to learners found Health & Safety Representative basics Supervisor Records Documents and Records Types of Reports SHE file Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Introduction to South African Legislation South African Constitution NEMA (National Environmental Management Act) National Environmental Management Waste Act, as amended (NEM:WA) Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993, as amended Compilation of OHS Act, certain duties, powers, exemptions and liability 50 Sections and 21 Regulations of the Act Definitions and terminology contained in the current legislation General duties of employers to their employees General duties of employers and self-employed persons to persons other than their employees General duties of employees at work Functions of inspectors Special powers of inspectors The Difference between Criminal and Civil Liability Health and Safety Appointments Functions of health and safety representatives Functions of health and safety committees Minutes of Health and Safety Committee Meetings Contractors or Service Providers and contractor responsibilities Hazards, Risks, Reporting, Checklists, PPE Health and Safety Inspection Checklist In any workplace or environment there should be a site plan in place. Annexure 1 Compensation vs Disablement Incident Investigation Documentation Emergency Evacuations Basics Procedures for the identification of emergencies are known and followed promptly and correctly Health and Safety Team Minimum contents of emergency action plan Symbolic Safety Signs Posters, Notices & Signs Toolbox Talks II 01 INCIDENT INVESTIGATION Duration: 2 Days Entrance: a) Occupational Health and Safety Act or mine Health and Safety Act Overview courses b) Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment c) Health and Safety Course ( Recommendation) Explain the specified requirements pertaining to conducting an investigation into workplace incidents. Prepare to gather data for the investigation. Gather and evaluate data. Perform post-investigation functions. Theoretical examinations: Certificates issued to learners found competent Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety Legislative LI 01 LADDER INSPECTIONS Inspection of Ladders Use of Ladders Example of Unsafe Practices involving Ladders General Safety Regulations ( Section 13A) Incident Accident Investigation and Reporting Introduction Iceberg Theory The initial cost of an accident is only the tip of what it really costs you. 6

7 Compilation of OHS Act, certain duties, powers, exemptions and liability LL 01 LEGAL LIABILITY Entrance: The course is aimed at all delegates but It is advisable and highly recommended to have prior knowledge and skill in terms of Occupational Health and Safety within an organizational structure before enrolling into this course. This course is presented at a high level and fast pace. At the end of this course with the use of the OHS Act Legal Liability course material the delegate will be able to: Recognize their legal liability in terms of the Occupational Health and Safety Act. Discuss the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHS Act) sections pertaining to their individual roles. Interpret various OHS Act regulations pertaining to their responsibilities. HSS 04 HEALTH AND SAFETY SUPERVISOR Duration: 3 Days Entrance: Grade 12: English Literacy and mathematical skills as per ABET plus Learner attended and found competent in Ingozi Management SHE-Rep. one day course. Preferably computer literate a) Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety legislative b) Aligned with HWSETA unit standard 9964 c) Practical and Theoretical Examinations: Certificates Issued to learners found Introduction to Safety, Health and Environment Supervisor Records Documents and Records Types of Reports SHE file Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Introduction to South African Legislation South African Constitution NEMA (National Environmental Management Act) National Environmental Management Waste Act, as amended (NEM:WA) Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993, as amended 50 Sections and 21 Regulations of the Act Deming s cycle of Plan Do Check Act Supervisor s duty: Safe System of Work Written Safe Work Procedures (WSWP) Vicarious Liability Definitions and terminology contained in the current legislation General duties of employers to their employees General duties of employers and self-employed persons to persons other than their employees General duties of employees at work Functions of inspectors Special powers of inspectors The Difference between Criminal and Civil Liability Health and Safety Appointments Functions of health and safety representatives Functions of health and safety committees Minutes of Health and Safety Committee Meetings Contractors or Service Providers and contractor responsibilities Hazards, Risks, Reporting, Checklists, PPE Health and Safety Inspection Checklist In any workplace or environment there should be a site plan in place. HIRA = Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment 3 types of risk assessments Kinney Method: Risk scoring/matrix Choosing controls Risk Control Decision Making Process Risk Assessment and controls Incident Accident Investigation and Reporting Iceberg Theory The initial cost of an accident is only the tip of what it really costs you. Domino Sequence Incident/Accident Analysis Team Kit Types of Witnesses Report to inspector regarding certain incidents Report to chief inspector regarding occupational disease Annexure 1 Compensation vs Disablement Incident Investigation Documentation Reporting of Injuries / Diseases: Compensation Commissioner WCl2 as prescribed in COID Act 7

8 Emergency Evacuations Basics Procedures for the identification of emergencies are known and followed promptly and correctly Limit damage to persons or property in the case of an emergency The location of fire extinguishers, hoses and alarms is known Generic fire checklist Health and Safety Team Minimum contents of emergency action plan Symbolic Safety Signs Posters, Notices & Signs Toolbox Talks Medical Emergencies general Diabetes Mellitus Epilepsy, Convulsions (fits, seizures) Stroke (CVA) Asphyxia Asthma, Emphysema, and other related breathing emergencies Heart Attack - Acute Myocardial Infarct (AMI) Angina Pectoris - Chest pain Dealing with ALERGIC reactions Bleeding Splinting and Bandaging Head, Chest and Spinal Injuries Fractures, Sprains, Dislocations, Splinting and Bandaging Pelvic and Abdominal Injuries Splinting and bandaging Burns Environmental Emergencies Hyperthermia (Heat Stroke, Heat Exhaustion, HEALTH AND WELFARE SETA (HWSETA) ACCREDITED SKILLS BUNDLES FA2 02H FIRST AIDER AT THE WORK PLACE NQF Level 2 Including HIV/AIDS, T.B. (Tuberculosis) and Associated Diseases Awareness Duration: 5 Days in classroom. Thereafter, further workplace assignments as well as mentor involvement Entrance: Per unit standard requirements. Course very intense and of a high standard. Best practice for entry: = Grade 12 schooling, good command of English language, written and mathematical skills a) HWSETA unit standards , and b) CPR Mouth Piece and 1 Pair Gloves c) Comprehensive Practical Patient Simulation with Adult, Child and Infant Manikins d) Practical and Theoretical Examinations e) Statements of Results will be issued to learners whom are found competent and HWSETA has verified the results. CPR: Adult, Child and Infant Choking Adult, Child and Infant Safety and emergency care management Basic Anatomy and Physiology Shock, Unconsciousness, Simple Fainting Heat Cramps), Hypothermia Including Frostbite, etc. Water Accidents and Diving Injuries Drowning, Secondary Drowning, Near Drowning Poisons Bites: Dogs Shark, Snake Stings: Bee, Scorpion, Wasp, Blue bottle and Jell Dealing with: Violent Patients, Psychiatric Behaviour of a patient, Rape Victims, Suicide at workplace Unit standard compulsory: STD s - Sexually Transmitted Diseases and STI S Sexually Transmitted Infections HIV/AIDS and Associated Diseases Hepatitis B T.B. Tuberculosis, Syphilis Gonorrhoea Chlamydia Herpes, etc. HSS 04H INGOZI SAFETY SUPERVISOR NQF Level 2 Duration: 3 Days in classroom. Thereafter, further workplace assignments as well as mentor involvement. Entrance requirements: Ingozi 1 day SHE-Representative course in preparation for this programme as this programme is very intense and of a high standard. 8

9 Best practice for entry: Grade 12 schooling, Computer literacy, good command HIRA = Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment of English language, written and mathematical skills. a) HWSETA unit standard 9964 and b) Which includes Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety legislative c) Practical and Theoretical Examinations d) Statements of Results will be issued to learners whom are found competent and HWSETA has verified the results. Introduction to Safety, Health and Environment Supervisor Records Documents and Records Types of Reports SHE file Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Introduction to South African Legislation South African Constitution NEMA (National Environmental Management Act) National Environmental Management Waste Act, as amended (NEM:WA) Occupational Health and Safety Act, 85 of 1993, as amended Compilation of OHS Act, certain duties, powers, exemptions and liability 50 Sections and 21 Regulations of the Act Deming s cycle of Plan Do Check Act Supervisor s duty: Safe System of Work Written Safe Work Procedures (WSWP) Vicarious Liability Definitions and terminology contained in the current legislation General duties of employers to their employees General duties of employers and self-employed persons to persons other than their employees General duties of employees at work Functions of inspectors Special powers of inspectors The Difference between Criminal and Civil Liability Health and Safety Appointments Functions of health and safety representatives Functions of health and safety committees Minutes of Health and Safety Committee Meetings Contractors or Service Providers and contractor responsibilities Hazards, Risks, Reporting, Checklists, PPE Health and Safety Inspection Checklist In any workplace or environment there should be a site plan in place. 3 types of risk assessments: Kinney Method: Risk scoring/matrix Choosing controls Risk Control Decision Making Process Risk Assessment and controls Incident Accident Investigation and Reporting Iceberg Theory The initial cost of an accident is only the tip of what it really costs you. Domino Sequence Incident/Accident Analysis Team Kit Types of Witnesses Report to inspector regarding certain incidents Report to chief inspector regarding occupational disease Annexure 1 Compensation vs Disablement Incident Investigation Documentation Reporting of Injuries / Diseases: Compensation Commissioner WCl2 as prescribed in COID Act Emergency Evacuations Basics Procedures for the identification of emergencies are known and followed promptly and correctly Limit damage to persons or property in the case of an emergency The location of fire extinguishers, hoses and alarms is known Generic fire checklist Health and Safety Team Minimum contents of emergency action plan Symbolic Safety Signs Posters, Notices & Signs Toolbox Talks WORKING AT HEIGHTS: WAH 01 WORKING AT HEIGHTS Entrance: English (read and write) a) CETA Accredited Unit Standard and b) Course Presented by an Experienced and Level 4 CETA Accredited c) 50/50 Practical and Theoretical Interaction d) Comprehensive Learner Manual Construction Regulations Fall Protection Responsibilities 9

10 General Working at Heights Principles Before Working at Heights / Suspension Trauma Fall Arrest Systems / Practical Assessment Who Qualifies to Work at Height Working at Height Structures ASBESTOS CA 01 COMPREHENSIVE ASBESTOS Entrance: English (read and write) a) Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety legislative b) Practical and Theoretical Examinations: Certificates Issued to learners found Introduction Asbestos : the hidden Killer Types of Asbestos. Potential Sources of Exposure. Locations. Health Risks Assessment regarding Exposure and Air Sampling Exposure Limits Biological Monitoring House Keeping & Personal Safety Procedures to ensure safety limit. PPE Work Plan/Method Statement Demolition and Removal Asbestos Regulations. Registered Asbestos Contractors The Essential Role they play Introduction Asbestos : the hidden Killer Chrysotile Asbestos. Potential Sources of Exposure. Locations. Health Risks Assessment re Exposure and Air Sampling Exposure Limits Biological Monitoring PPE Asbestos Regulations. Registered Asbestos Contractors The Essential Role they play SCAFFOLDING TRAINING SE 01 SCAFFOLD ERECTOR Entrance: Grade 5 a) CETA Accredited Unit Standard b) Course Presented by an Experienced and Level 4 CETA Accredited c) 50/50 Practical and Theoretical Interaction Presentation Introduction / Components Presentation Foundations / Standards & Tubes / Bracing Assembling of Scaffold up to 4m and demonstration of tie options. Component and bracing revision Questioning about components and bracing to individual delegates. First group to build scaffold, assessing each delegate s competency. Second group to build scaffold, assessing each delegate s competency. Debriefing session for all delegates to cover any questions about the components used or any questions about bracing or tying the scaffold. Comprehensive Administrative Controls Practical AA 02 ASBESTOS AWARENESS Duration: 4 Hours Entrance: English (read and write) a) Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety legislative b) Practical and Theoretical Examinations: Certificates Issued to learners found SI 02 SCAFFOLD INSPECTOR Entrance: Grade 7 a) CETA Accredited Unit Standard b) Course Presented by an Experienced and Level 4 CETA Accredited c) 50/50 Practical and Theoretical Interaction Presentation Introduction / Components Presentation Foundations / Standards & Tubes / Bracing 10

11 Presentation Ties Operating a lift truck Presentation Platforms (Load Calculations) Presentation Access / Mobile Towers / Height Restrictions Lifting and handling freight Practical Presentation Safety Precautions / Inspection Practical Session Control / Responsibilities Drawing / Design Study / Test / Course Evaluation MANUAL ELEVATING WORK PLATFORMS (MEWPS) GTY 01 GANTRY Duration: New Attendees 5 Days - Refresher 1Day Entrance: English (read) a) TETA Accredited Unit Standard b) Course Presented by an Experienced and Level 2 TETA Accredited c) 50/50 Practical and Theoretical Interaction Introduction General safety Identify crane components Start-up checks Shut down checks Safe lifting standards Handling the load RT 01 REACH TRUCK Duration: New Attendees 5 Days - Refresher 1 Day Entrance: English (read) a) TETA Accredited Unit Standard b) Course Presented by an Experienced and Level 3 TETA Accredited c) 50/50 Practical and Theoretical Interaction Introduction General Safety Mechanical appreciation Operation of controls Pre-start & Start-up checks Close down checks Refuelling Manoeuvring Recognizing loads Loading & off-loading of containers, trailers and trucks Practical Practical LIFTING EQUIPMENT FL 01 FORKLIFT Duration: New Attendees 5 Days - Refresher 1 Day Entrance: English (read) a) TETA Accredited Unit Standard b) Course Presented by an Experienced and Level 3 TETA Accredited c) 50/50 Practical and Theoretical Interaction Introduction General Safety Types of lifting machinery Attachments and controls Start-up Checks Shut Down Checks HPT 01 HAND AND POWER TOOLS Identify general safety procedures Identify different types of power tools Identify hazards associated with hand and power tools Explain safety tips that should be utilized when using hand and power tools Describe general safety practices to be used when setting up a work area, selection of personal protective equipment, and utilizing tools at the worksite Identify hazards and precautions taken when using electric, pneumatic, powder, and fuel powered tools Identify hazards and precautions taken when working with jacks and abrasive wheels Explain features of machine guarding Principles of lifting 11

12 CAA 01 COID ACT Duration: 2 Days Differentiate between various COID Act terminology Identify the purpose of the COID Act Discuss the payment & pay out procedures Explain the report process Participate in calculations Discuss contraventions RA 01 RISK ASSESSMENT Duration: 2 Days Entrance: Occupational Health and Safety Act or Health and Safety Representative. Explain the legal and specified requirements for conducting continuous risk assessments. Prepare to conduct a continuous risk assessment. Conduct a continuous risk assessment. Initiate remedial action and follow up on Continuous Risk Assessment. Department of Labour and Occupational Health and Safety legislative. Theoretical examinations: Certificates issued to learners found competent 12

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14 Incorporating the training centre OTHER SERVICES Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) Files Risk Assessment and Management Legal Compliance and Auditing Consultancy Services Asbestos Risk Assessment and Management Occupational Hygiene Assessments Counselling Contact Ingozi Management today on Tel: Fax: Website: Tel: Fax: Address: Unit 1, Transnet Park, Robert Sobukwe Road, Bellville, 7530