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National Code of Practice for Precast, Tilt-up and Concrete Elements in Building Construction - 25 March 08


The National Code of Practice for Precast, Tilt-up and Concrete Elements in Building Construction (National Code) was declared by the Australian Safety and Compensation Council (ASCC) at its meeting in Melbourne on 27 February 2008. The National Code aims to encourage a nationally consistent approa...

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Australian Transport Ministers Agree to Implement Level Crossing Safety Plans - 25 March 08


Australia's Transport Ministers have voted unanimously to approve a national rail reform package, which includes joint audits of level crossing safety risks by road and rail-track owners and operators. The new laws require rail operators, rail infrastructure managers, road authorities and the owner...

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Chemicals of Security Concern - 25 March 08


A draft report on Chemicals of Security Concern was released by the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Review of Hazardous Materials Steering Committee on 8 February 2008. The draft report recommends to COAG a framework for the management of the security of chemicals that is based on principl...

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Bunbury Kemerton Industry Tour - 25 March 08


On 5 March 2008, CCI members participated in a fruitful tour of industry in the Bunbury and Kemerton region.  Members were given detailed briefings and tours of activities at Simcoa Operations Pty Ltd and the Bunbury Port Authority along with a tour through the Kemerton Industrial Park. Includ...

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Law of Climate Change Conference: 27/28 March 2008 - 25 March 08


The National Environmental Law Association of Australia (NELA) is a multidisciplinary organisation that focuses on the development of environmental law in Australia, with a particular emphasis on the development of principles of harmonisation of environmental law across all Australian jurisdictions....

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ACCC revokes North West Shelf Joint Marketing Authorisation - 25 March 08


Media release from ACCC: The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has decided to grant North West Shelf Gas Pty Limited's request to revoke the authorisation granted to it in 1977 by the Trade Practices Commission. The North West Shelf project participants established a joint vent...

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Demand Side Management in The West 2008 - 25 March 08


Demand Side Management has largely been practiced in the NEM but is a fairly new concept to the SWIS; the WA electricity market. Inadequate network infrastructure and growing energy demand has prompted larger energy users to enter into DSM contracts to vary production and gain a new revenue source. ...

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CCI calls for cost benefit analysis of New Water Body - 20 March 08


CCI has urged the Economic Regulation Authority to undertake a comprehensive cost-benefit analysis before recommending that government establish an Independent Procurement Entity for Water. In its draft report, the Authority has provisionally recommended the creation of an agency to manage the wate...

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Dangerous Goods Safety Act 2004 and Regulations proclaimed


The Dangerous Goods Safety Act 2004 (the Act) and supporting regulations were proclaimed on 1 March 2008 and will be progressively implemented over the next 12 months. The new regulations cover: explosives general security risk substances storage and handling of non-explosives road and rail ...

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Occupational Safety & Health

OSH Legislation
10 April

This course will take you through your legal requirements and responsibilities in an interactive, action-learning environment.  It is designed for employers, managers, line supervisors, health and safety representatives or those responsible for Occupational Safety and Health in the workplace.

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Job Safety Analysis/Procedure 
30 April

This course shows you how to write a Job Safety Analysis and how to develop this into a procedure. Procedures for the 12 major hazards are included and a matrix is developed for procedural requirements within your workplace.

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Occupational Safety and Health Safety Representatives' Training

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As the safety representative for your business, you will face new challenges and responsibilities. This course will provide you with skills to manage your role.

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This WorkSafe WA accredited course is designed to help build the knowledge, confidence and skills needed to be an effective Safety Representative. It will also provide you with the tools to improve the overall safety performance of your organisation.

Content

  • understanding the basic legal requirements for safety at work;
  • representing employees effectively;
  • understanding the process for hazard identification, risk assessment and control;
  • knowing how to conduct workplace inspections, accident investigations and job safety        analyses;
  • identifying sources and finding information on safety matters, and;
  • formulating an achievable safety action plan for your workplace.

Who should attend?

This program is designed exclusively for elected safety and health representatives. Employees who are not formally elected safety and health representatives should attend one of the following courses:

Introduction to Occupational Safety and Health

Managing Occupational Safety and Health

Role of the Safety Committee

Qualifications Available

Participants who attend this course will be offered the option to further their studies in OHS through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) by completing a workbook and portfolio of evidence within a given time frame. Upon successfully being assessed as competent in all six (6) units, they will be issued with a Certificate of Attainment which they can use to obtain exemptions on those units through RPL when completing a Cert III in OHS. There is an additional cost of $132.00 (inc. 10 per cent GST) per participant to undertake this additional assessment.

Duration: Five days

Dates: 5-9 May 2008

Course times: 8.30am - 4.30pm (8.15am registration)

Program fee: $765 members; $954 non-members (Prices include GST on lunch component only)

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Call for flexibility


Employers have started adapting to job vacancy growth in a skills-short market by becoming flexible in the level of experience required by candidates for their vacancies. This is one trend revealed by recruiter Hays in its April-June Hays Quarterly Forecast, out this week. “In many cases, business...

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Manufacturing industry safety review


Each year there are around 2080 workplace injuries involving machinery and 245 of these are so serious that the injured person requires more than 60 days of work.  Of the workplace injuries, 39 per cent of them occur in the manufacturing industry. According to WorkSafe Commissioner Nina Lyhne,...

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Job Safety Analysis / Procedure - 30 April

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Workplaces need procedures for every aspect of their business.

Outcomes

This course shows you how to write a Job Safety Analysis and how to develop this into a procedure. Procedures for the 12 major hazards are included and a matrix is developed for procedural requirements within your workplace.

Who should attend?

This course is designed for anyone in your organisation who is responsible for the design and implementation of systems, policies and procedures.

Duration: One day

Time: 8.30am - 4.30pm (8.15am registration)

Dates: 30 April 2008

Program fee: $363 members; $495 non-members  (Prices include GST on lunch component only)

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ERA Announces inquiry into Developer Contributions to the Water Corporation


The ERA has released a consultation paper analysing the fees Water Corporation charges property developers for providing water and waste water infrastructure. The Report lists a number of principles that should be applied when Water Corporation charges its developer fees, including: charges shou...

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Government seeks feedback on January Gas Supply Shoratges

The State Government has sought industry feedback on the 4-6 Januray Gas Supply Shortages.

In early January this year, Perth experienced significant gas shortages following an incident at the Woodside Gas Processing plant. Gas shortages led to electricity generation constraints and Perth's consumers were asked to significantly reduce their consumption.

The State Government is currently conducting an inquiry into the incident and is seeking industry feedback. If you would like to provide comment on the incident, please email Jessica.Shaw@cciwa.com

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