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Most work safety
processes can be reduced to the logic of - 'identify hazards,
assess risks, and control risks' accompanied by information
sharing and consultation. People need the skills to
apply this process to diverse work environments. WorkSafe
International offers the cost effectiveness of training delivered
via the Internet to develop these 'worksafe skills' amongst
employees, managers and safety advisors.
Training and education consists of three components - information,
practicum and repetition, much of this process can be cost
effectively delivered via the Internet. Safety training without assessment
can be dangerous! While most people find classroom type assessment
threatening, online assessment and certification can be private and
satisfying. Internet based training and assessment can also be used
as a prerequisite to further skills development in practical 'hands
on' sessions conducted at the workplace. Another advantage of
training delivered via the Internet is development of computer
skills and greater use of valuable computing equipment by all people
in the workplace. Try the free
Pocket PC
Creations Skills tutorial as an example of online training,
assessment and certification.
WorkSafe
International delivers value-for-money WorkSafe Skills development
programs via the Internet, combined with assessment and certification.
'Graduates' from our WorkSafe Skills programs are issued with a printed
certificate. WorkSafe International securely stores the records of
program completion and certification for 20 years, in print and
digital formats, to protect the
interests of both employees and employers.
In
addition to providing WorkSafe Skills programs here, WorkSafe
International assists other service providers and employers to develop
online work safety training programs; examples of which are the KAB
Institute, with programs to support performance seating, and APM
Skills for injury management. Please contact
WorkSafe International if we can assist you develop online work safety
training programs. |
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