CPCCWHS2001 Online Course

Course Description

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CPCCWHS2001 – Apply WHS Requirements, Policies, and Procedures in the Construction Industry.

This essential training course equips you with the skills and knowledge needed to work safely and confidently comply with workplace health and safety (WHS) regulations, and foster a compliant, secure work environment.

100% Online Course – $240

No face to face sessions required

Whether you’re a construction worker, apprentice, or tradesperson, this course is invaluable in helping you meet safety standards while minimizing workplace risks. You’ll gain practical skills to identify common hazards, assess risks, and implement effective safety controls. From understanding the essential aspects of working at heights to safe practices for handling hazardous materials. This course equips you with the tools you need to succeed in the construction industry.

You’ll also develop a greater understanding of your legal responsibilities under WHS regulations. Plus, you’ll learn how to respond confidently to accidents, injuries, and emergencies, ensuring a safer work environment for yourself and your team.

By completing CPCCWHS2001, you’ll not only enhance workplace safety but also strengthen your credentials as an asset to the construction industry. This course is your key to fostering a more secure work environment while staying compliant with industry regulations.

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Course Outline

Key Learning Objectives:

By completing this course, you will gain the ability to:

• Identify and assess workplace risks, hazards, and hazardous materials, including asbestos.
• Follow safe work practices while adhering to legislative and workplace policies.
• Plan and set up safe work environments with proper use of signage, barricades, and personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Respond effectively to emergencies by practicing workplace procedures for accidents, fires, and first aid.

Modules Covered in CPCCWHS2001:

1. Module 1: WHS Introduction and Requirements
2. Module 2: WHS Risk Assessment
3. Module 3: WHS Working at Heights
4. Module 4: WHS Hazardous Substances
5. Module 5: WHS Asbestos and Silica
6. Module 6: WHS Working with Electricity
7. Module 7: Fire and Emergency – Fire Guide CPP
8. Module 8: First Aid CPR Laws Ethics – Review

Unique Features

• Fulfillment of general construction induction training requirements as outlined by the Model Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011.
• Hands-on, practical training for applying safe work practices with real-world scenarios.
• Clear guidance on managing hazardous materials and securing work sites to minimize risks.
• Structured learning focused on legal compliance and environmental safety.

Who Should Take This Course?

This course is ideal for individuals starting or currently working in the construction industry, including site workers, tradespeople, or anyone seeking foundational skills in workplace safety.

Prepare to confidently handle WHS responsibilities and maintain a safe working environment with practical and comprehensive training

Benefits of Completing 100% Online Training for CPCCWHS2001 

Online training has revolutionized the way individuals and organizations approach education and professional development. Choosing to complete your qualification through a fully online program offers numerous advantages that cater to the needs of modern learners.

Accessibility and Flexibility

Online training allows learners to access course materials anytime, anywhere, eliminating the constraints of fixed schedules or locations. Whether you’re a working professional, a volunteer, or managing personal responsibilities, online learning enables you to complete the qualification at your own pace. This flexibility ensures a balance between education and other commitments.

Convenience and Time Savings

With no need to commute to a physical classroom, learners save valuable time and resources. Online platforms provide instant access to resources, assessments, and support, streamlining the learning experience. This convenience allows participants to focus on mastering course content without the additional stress of logistical challenges.

Personalized Learning Experience

Online training often incorporates interactive modules, multimedia content, and self-paced learning, enabling participants to tailor their experience to suit their individual learning styles. Whether revisiting challenging topics or advancing quickly through familiar material, online training adapts to each learner’s needs.

Cost-Effective Solution

Online training is typically more affordable than traditional in-person programs. It eliminates costs associated with travel, accommodation, and physical materials. Additionally, organizations can upskill employees with minimal disruption to operations, reducing overall training expenses.

Enhanced Digital Skills and Tools

By completing an online qualification, participants gain valuable experience navigating digital platforms and tools. These skills are increasingly important in today’s technology-driven workplace, providing added value beyond the qualification itself.

Positive Impact for Learners and Organizations

For individuals, online training fosters independence, self-discipline, and confidence in managing professional growth. For organizations, it offers a scalable and efficient way to train teams, ensuring employees stay compliant with industry standards while maintaining productivity.

Completing your qualification online is not only a practical choice but also a forward-thinking approach to professional development in an evolving world.

Units Delivered – The following units will be included on your certificate:

• CPCCWHS2001 Apply WHS requirements, policies and procedures in the construction industry

This course is delivered and assessed on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd RTO 90909 by Orange First Aid Training

If you are interested in First Aid Training, you can check out our course dates here – Booking Calendar. All of our First Aid and CPR Courses are run according the the Australian Resusciation Council (ARC) Guidelines.