INDUSTRY LEADERS
How OHSA WHS Courses Support Safety Professionals
Our nationally recognised Work Health and Safety (WHS) training equips professionals at all levels with the knowledge and skills needed to lead safer, compliant workplaces. Whether you’re new to safety or managing complex systems, OHSA has a course tailored to your needs.
Why Train with OHSA?
- Industry-Qualified Trainers: Our instructors are seasoned WHS professionals with real-world experience.
- Flexible Delivery: Choose between face-to-face, blended, or online training formats to suit your schedule.
- Local Reach: Serving Brisbane, Gold Coast, and all of Queensland with on-site and remote training options.
- Career Focused: Get certified and job-ready with practical, workplace-relevant training.
- RTO Certified (#31092): Our courses are nationally recognised and aligned with Safe Work Australia and WHSQ standards.
Safety Representative
Be the voice of your team as a Safety Representative.
As a frontline advocate for safety, WHS courses help Safety Representatives understand their rights and responsibilities and how to raise and resolve workplace safety issues effectively. You’ll gain the skills to consult with management, participate in incident investigations, and improve team communication on safety matters.
- Recommended: Intro to WHS, Incident Investigation, Communication & Consultation modules.
Required Courses
Safety Advisor
Become the go-to person for safety solutions as a Safety Advisor.
Safety Advisors need a strong foundation in hazard identification, WHS legislation, and risk control strategies. Our Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety provides the technical knowledge and practical tools to implement safe work systems, conduct audits, and drive continuous improvement.
- Recommended: Cert IV in WHS (BSB41419), Risk Management, Site Safety Observations.
Required Courses
Safety Manager
Lead WHS strategy with confidence as a Safety Manager.
Safety Managers oversee compliance across departments and projects. The Diploma of WHS empowers you to design and manage WHS systems, lead investigations, handle legal obligations, and ensure your organisation exceeds safety benchmarks. OHSA provides blended learning options to suit your demanding schedule.
- Recommended: Diploma of WHS (BSB51319), WHS Systems Implementation, Legal Compliance.
Required Courses
Safety Investigator
Uncover root causes and prevent reoccurrence as a Safety Investigator.
Effective incident investigators must think critically and follow structured processes. Our incident investigation and root cause analysis courses guide you through evidence gathering, stakeholder interviews, and reporting—giving you real-world skills to make a measurable difference.
- Recommended: Incident Investigation Training, Risk Control Measures, Safety Data Analysis.
Required Courses
Rehabilitation & Return to Work Co-ordinator
Support injured workers in returning to safe, productive duties as a Rehabilitation & Return to Work Co-ordinator.
Rehabilitation and Return to Work Coordinators play a crucial role in reducing workplace disruption and supporting recovery outcomes. Our WHS training reinforces your ability to assess functional capacity, develop safe return-to-work plans, and liaise with medical and legal stakeholders—all while complying with Queensland’s workers’ compensation legislation.
- Recommended: WHS Law & Compliance, Risk Management, Incident Investigation, Workplace Ergonomics.
Required Courses
Trainer / Assessor
Deliver safety training that meets national standards as a Trainer/Assessor.
You are responsible for shaping tomorrow’s safe workforce as a Trainer or Assessor. OHSA’s WHS expertise helps you stay current with regulatory frameworks and best practice delivery methods. While we don’t deliver TAE qualifications directly, our WHS courses provide the technical subject matter expertise required to deliver training in construction, mining, and safety.
- Recommended: WHS Cert IV or Diploma (as contextual knowledge), Site Inductions, Incident Reporting Systems.
Required Courses
Recommended Courses
First Aid Officer
Be the first responder when every second counts as a First Aid Officer.
First Aid Officers require more than technical skills—they need awareness of workplace hazards, incident protocols, and emergency planning. Our safety training supports First Aid Officers by complementing first aid certifications with broader WHS knowledge, improving response readiness and coordination during emergencies.
- Recommended: Hazard Identification, Emergency Procedures, WHS for Emergency Planning, Communication Under Pressure.