Operating as an approved provider

To become an approved training provider for HSR training, a provider must be an RTO accredited by the Training Accreditation Council or the Australian Skills Quality Authority

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Work Health and Safety Commission

The Work Health and Safety Commission is a tripartite body made up of worker, employer and government representatives as well as work health and safety experts.

The WHS Act 2020 provides that HSR training must be provided through a course of training that is approved by the Commission.

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Terms and conditions

This guidance sets out the specific terms and conditions to conduct HSR training and the associated administrative procedures to help uphold public and industry confidence in the quality of HSR training in Western Australia. 

The following table provides a guide for becoming an approved provider. 

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Operating as an approved provider of health and safety representative (HSR) training in WA: GuidePDFDownload
Appendix 1 - Application to become an approved providerPDFDownload
Appendix 2 - Application nominated trainerPDFDownload
Appendix 3 - Application for renewal of term - approved providerPDFDownload
Appendix 4 - Annual report templatePDFDownload
Appendix 5 - Participant data collectionPDFDownload

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