Essential OHS Representative – Low Risk Work Area

Duration

: 1-2 Days

Delivery Method

Blended Learning with Workplace Application

About the Programme

This programme prepares employees to contribute effectively as Occupational Health and Safety Representatives within low-risk work environments.

Learners develop an understanding of the role and responsibilities of an OHS Representative and how to contribute to hazard identification, workplace inspections, safety communication and continuous improvement of workplace health and safety.

Who Should Attend?

Designed for

• Appointed OHS Representatives.
• Employees being considered for appointment as OHS Representatives.
• Safety committee members.
• Supervisors and team leaders.
• Employees with workplace safety responsibilities.

The programme is specifically focused on low-risk work areas.

What You Will Learn

Training includes

• The role of an OHS Representative.
• Workplace health and safety responsibilities.
• Employee participation in OHS.
• Identifying hazards and unsafe conditions.
• Participating in workplace inspections.
• Raising and reporting safety concerns.
• Participating in safety meetings.
• Communicating health and safety information.
• Supporting incident prevention.
• Promoting safe working practices.

Mode of Study

Blended Learning

Theory can be completed through facilitated and digital learning, supported by practical workplace activities.

Practical/Workplace Component

Learners should participate in workplace or simulated safety inspections and demonstrate their ability to identify and communicate OHS concerns.

Assessment

Assessment includes knowledge of the OHS Representative role together with practical application of the required workplace safety competencies.

Workplace Relevance

Suitable for employers seeking to strengthen employee participation in workplace health and safety and develop competent OHS Representatives for low-risk environments.