BSBWHS419 – Contribute to implementing WHS monitoring processes – Online Learning

BSBWHS419 Contribute to Implementing WHS Monitoring Processes
Self-paced online | Nationally recognised unit | MBA Training RTO 88163

Everyone knows a blower is loud and the afternoon sun is harsh. Few workplaces can say how loud, how harsh, or when it becomes a problem. This self-paced unit gives you the skills to help find out. You’ll plan a monitoring program, consult the people affected, take real measurements with measuring devices, look after the equipment, and compare your results with the relevant exposure standards and guidelines.

You step into the role of WHS Officer at Awesome Landscapes as summer approaches. Crews report ringing ears after blower work, two workers needed first aid for heat last January, and the sun-protection rule only applies “in summer”. You’ll consult the Health and Safety Representative and an occupational hygienist, then write a sampling plan. Next you’ll measure noise, UV and heat with real devices and convert your readings to compare them with the standards. Finally, you’ll tell management whether they need a specialist survey.

How it works

• Study online at your own pace through a learner guide, presentations and interactive modules
• Complete an online knowledge quiz, marked instantly
• Complete the learner assessment workbook using the Awesome Landscapes simulated workplace, then upload it for marking
• Take real measurements with a phone app and simple, low-cost devices, and film your fieldwork for your assessor
• Talk through your monitoring with your trainer by video call
• Get support from an experienced MBA Training trainer by phone or email

Who it’s for
Site supervisors, WHS coordinators and officers, Health and Safety Representatives, and anyone who helps their business check noise, heat, UV or other workplace conditions, particularly in building and construction.

What you’ll receive
A Statement of Attainment for BSBWHS419 when you’re assessed as competent. The unit counts toward the Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety (BSB41419).