Workplace Health, Safety and Emergencies

How do you keep yourself and those you support safe, every shift? In this practical course, you’ll discover how safety is everyone’s job in disability support—across homes, vehicles, and community settings. Learn the essentials of Australian WHS law, how to spot and manage hazards, apply the hierarchy of controls, and confidently report incidents and near

How can small, everyday habits make a big difference in keeping you and the people you support safe from infections? This practical course is designed for disability support workers who want to protect themselves and those they care for. You’ll discover why infection prevention and control (IPC) matters, learn essential routines like proper hand hygiene

Did you know that manual handling injuries are among the most common and preventable risks in disability support work? This course empowers disability support workers to recognise risks, understand safe movement principles, and clearly identify the boundaries between awareness and competency. You will learn how to keep both yourself and those you support safe by

How can you provide the best support to others if you’re running on empty? Designed for disability support workers in Australia, this practical course champions your right to a safe, healthy, and supportive workplace. You’ll discover how to recognise and manage psychosocial hazards—including occupational violence and aggression—in line with current Work Health and Safety (WHS)

Are you ready for the worst day? Emergencies can happen when you least expect them, and the people you support depend on your calm preparation and clear actions. Grounded in NDIS and WHS requirements, this practical course equips disability support workers with the knowledge and confidence to recognise and prepare for emergencies, respond effectively to