10830NAT Silica Awareness Training
4 Hours to Learn TP Training’s 10830NAT Silica Awareness Training course, how to safeguard your health and achieve compliance. This nationally recognized course is essential for workers in high-risk industries. Book today and take the first step towards a safer workplace
Overview
Ensuring Workplace Safety with Silica Awareness Training
Silica exposure is a serious health hazard for workers in industries such as construction, mining, and manufacturing. TP Training is proud to offer the 10830NAT Silica Awareness Training Course, designed to educate workers on the risks of silica dust and how to mitigate them effectively. This nationally recognized course is a crucial step towards creating safer workplaces.
Who Needs This Course?
The 10830NAT Silica Awareness Training Course is essential for:
- Construction workers
- Engineers and architects
- Miners and quarry workers
- Manufacturers of products containing silica
- Supervisors and managers overseeing high-risk activities involving silica dust
- Health and safety officers
Course Overview
Course Code: 10830NAT – Silica Awareness Training
Duration: 4 hours (including assessment)
Mode of Delivery: Face-to-face or virtual classroom
Location: TP Training facilities or on-site training
Cost: from 80$ – $150 (discounts available for group bookings)
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will:
- Understand what silica is and where it is commonly found.
- Recognize health risks associated with silica dust exposure.
- Learn safe work practices to minimize exposure.
- Understand relevant laws and regulations.
- Be equipped to implement controls and protective measures.
Course Requirements
- Age Requirement: Participants must be 16 years or older.
- Identification: Provide valid photo identification.
- Language Proficiency: Basic English literacy and numeracy skills.
- PPE: Bring personal protective equipment (PPE) if attending on-site training.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is silica dust?
A: Silica dust is a fine dust released during activities like cutting, grinding, or drilling materials such as concrete, brick, and stone. Prolonged exposure can lead to serious health conditions, including silicosis and lung cancer.
Q: Is this course mandatory?
A: Yes, in many states, this course is required for workers involved in high-risk occupations where silica exposure is likely.
Q: How do I book a spot in this course?
A: Visit our contact page or call TP Training at 1800 577 301 to secure your booking.
Q: Will I receive a certificate?
A: Yes, upon successful completion, participants receive a nationally recognized Statement of Attainment.
Why Choose TP Training?
- Expert Instructors: Highly qualified trainers with industry experience.
- Convenient Locations: Training available at Burwood, Auburn, and on-site options.
- Flexible Scheduling: Morning, afternoon, and weekend sessions.
- Affordable Pricing: Discounts for groups and early bird registrations.
Instructor
Requirements
- Age: Participants must be at least 16 years old.
- Identification: A valid form of photo ID is required for registration.
- Language Proficiency: Basic English literacy and numeracy skills are needed to complete the course and assessments.
- PPE (Personal Protective Equipment): Participants attending on-site training are required to bring their PPE, including hard hats, gloves, and safety goggles.
Features
- Nationally Recognized Certification: Successful participants earn a Statement of Attainment recognized across Australia.
- Expert Instructors: Delivered by industry professionals with extensive experience in silica safety.
- Flexible Training Options: Available in both face-to-face and online virtual classroom formats.
- Affordable Pricing: Competitive pricing with group discounts available.
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers health risks, regulatory standards, and control measures for silica dust exposure.
- Practical and Theoretical Learning: Combines classroom instruction with real-world examples for maximum understanding.
Target audiences
- Construction Workers: Handling tasks like cutting, grinding, or demolishing concrete, stone, or masonry.
- Engineers and Architects: Designing or supervising projects involving silica-containing materials.
- Quarry and Mining Workers: Drilling or crushing silica-containing rocks.
- Manufacturing Employees: Producing products like tiles, bricks, or concrete.
- Supervisors and Managers: Overseeing operations involving silica dust.
- Health and Safety Professionals: Ensuring workplace compliance with safety standards.