Chain of Responsibility Training
Chain of responsibility training is critical for any business with a role in the supply chain. With recent legislation tightening regulations in the industry, the management faces more responsibility in ensuring compliance with such laws.
This set of laws are aimed at making sure that everyone in the supply chain shares responsibility to ensure Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) breaches don’t occur. After all, any party in the supply chains has an influence over the transport activity and, therefore, responsible for road safety.
The provision of this training is proof of a business’ dedication to the safety of the employees and the general public.
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Chain of Responsibility and Risk Management Training
A chain of responsibility and risk management training is a course that is vital to any Australian business. Every corporate organisation faces risks that can affect the safety of the employees on a daily basis, after all.
Keeping in line with the new Australian Work Health & Safety (WHS) legislation is a tough task with many variables that need to be considered. With the training administered, the business can design safety management systems that identify and seek to remedy safety, environment, and health risks found in the workspace.
This training demonstrates a commercial establishment’s ability to engage with their customers and suppliers on their specific requirements to ensure on-going compliance. It is a commitment to ensuring the safety of the employees as well as the public consumers. Plus, any business that complies with Chain of Responsibility effectively avoids fines and potential legal action.
With large-scale corporate failures attributed to a lack of accountability, strategy, and transparency occurring across the globe, international standardisation bodies, stakeholders, and regulators have introduced tougher risk management protocols. Investing in the said course will be a critical response to such changes and a first step toward ensuring company profitability and survival in the long term.
The Public Chain of Responsibility Course is delivered as a package of the following 2 unit course codes
TLIF0009 - Ensure the Safety of Transport Activities
TLIF0014 - Monitor the Safety of Transport Activities
Australian Risk Services Australasia Pty Ltd is a registered training organisation. RTO ID number 45259.
Safety Audits
Safety audit is a review of a business establishment's current safety standards and procedures implemented in their daily operation. The audit typically compares these against the relevant legislation with the aim of ensuring compliance.
The primary goal for this process is to identify gaps in a safety management system to show businesses where safety standards and procedures can be improved. Conducting such audits on a regular basis ensures a commercial organisation continually guarantees safety in their operation by regularly reviewing and improving the pertinent systems.
In this regard, Australian Risk Services specialise in providing Safety Audits against the requirements of AS 4801, ISO18001, ISO 45001. The systematic adoption and implementation of a range of effective AS 4801 safety systems are expected to contribute to optimal safety performance in the workspace.
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