Industry Skills

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NATIONALLY ACCREDITEDD
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Hospitality

BARISTA COFFEE TRAINING

Delivered by RTO - Coast to Country Training Services (91190)
This intensive program will give you foundation skills for professional coffee service and a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment - Prepare and Serve Espresso Coffee – (SITHFAB012B from Cert II in Hospitality, SIT07 T.P.). Participants will gain in-depth skills and knowledge in: Espresso Coffees including Coffee Grind / Beans and Equipment; Preparing and Serving Espresso Coffees, such as Cappuccino, Macchiato, Lattes etc; Cleaning and General Maintenance of the Espresso Coffee Machines as well as a look into Milk Texturing and Coffee Art.

Date: Wed & Thurs, 8 & 9 February, 5-9pm, Batemans Bay, $210
Date: Friday, 9 March, 8.30-4pm, Narooma, $210

HYGIENE FOR FOOD HANDLERS

Delivered by RTO - Coast to Country Training Services (91190)
Current food legislation requires all workers in a food environment to have adequate "skills and knowledge" for their tasks of employment. This course is aims to provide participants with these skills, and thereby ensure workplace compliance with current Food Legislation. Successful participants will receive a nationally accredited Statement of Attainment - 'Follow Workplace Hygiene Procedures' SITXOHS002A from Hospitality training package SIT07 Cert III level.

Follow Workplace Hygiene Procedures in accordance with the industry standard and legal requirements
Handle / store items in accordance with the correct standard and legal requirements
Identify potential hygiene risks and look at ways to minimise or remove the risk in accordance with legal requirements
Learn how to report and document incidents or risks to comply with legal requirements

This course is suitable for canteens, cafes, food outlets, child care centres and restaurants. Participants can upgrade to Food Safety Supervisor Qualification – see course below.

Dates: See dates for Food Safety Supervisor, 9-12.30pm, $130

FOOD SAFETY OFFICER TRAINING

New Food Laws require certain food businesses (see info below) to appoint at least one trained Food Safety Supervisor (FSS). At the completion of this course participants will receive two Statements of Attainment: 'Follow Workplace Hygiene Procedures' SITXOHS002A and 'Implement Food Safety Procedures SITXFSA001A (from Hospitality Training Package SIT07 Cert III level) as well as a NSW Food Authority approved certificate entitling the person to work as a Food Safety Supervisor. Cert is valid for 5 years.

UPGRADE: For people who have completed Adult Ed's Hygiene for Food Handlers training (Follow Workplace Hygiene Procedures SITXOHS002A) in the last 12 months, come along to the afternoon upgrade session and gain your full certification as a Food Safety Supervisor.

Who should do this training? Commencing October 2010, each of the following business types must have a designated Food Safety Supervisor responsible for implementing safe food handling on their premises. Businesses include: restaurants, cafes, take away shops, catering businesses, bakeries, pubs, clubs, hotels and supermarkets with hot food sales.What participants will learn? Participants will learn about the NSW food safety laws, how to safely handle food at work and how to prevent food poisoning. In addition, the course emphasises the legislative requirements and importance of accuracy in the daily monitoring procedures required for a successful Food Safety System. Assessment: Assessment in class includes case studies, review tasks and a written assessment and a simple post-in assignment. Participants must also undertake a workplace evaluation to demonstrate practical skills observed in a real or simulated workplace environment.

Date: Wednesday, 15 February, 9-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $240
Date: Wednesday, 22 February, 9-4.30pm, Merimbula, $240
Date: Thursday, 8 March, 9-4.30pm, Narooma, $240
Date: Friday, 9 March, 9-4.30pm, Ulladulla, $240
Date: Wednesday, 28 March, 9-4.30pm, Merimbula, $240
Date: Thursday, 5 April, 9-4.30pm, Moruya, $240

BARTENDING - SKILLS FOR BAR SERVICE

Delivered by RTO - Coast to Country Training Services (91190)
In this course participants will gain the employment edge by learning fundamental bartending skills. Areas covered include, customer service, wine opening and service, draught beer pouring and mixed spirit delivery. Students will perform all duties relating to the operation of a busy bar environment. The session is hands on, with dynamic displays and informative workshop-style demonstrations. This is a fun filled learning experience. Upon completion, you will be armed with the knowledge and confidence to enable you to work in any bar / alcohol service environment. Certificate of Participation.

Date: Friday, 20 January, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $80
Date: Wed, 1 February, 9.30-4.30pm, Tuross Head, $80
Date: Thursday, 1 March, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $80
Date: Wed, 7 March, 9.30-4.30pm, Tuross Head, $80
Date: Wednesday, 4 April, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $80

RESPONSIBLE SERVICE OF ALCOHOL (RSA)
RESPONSIBLE CONDUCT OF GAMBLING (RCG)

Delivered by RTO - Coast to Country Training Services (91190)
RSA is the compulsory requirement for any person selling, supplying or servicing alcohol in the hospitality industry. (OLGR approved & VETAB Accredited - SITHFABOO9A from SIT07 training package Cert III level.) RCG is the compulsory requirement for any person supplying or servicing gaming in hotels or clubs. (OLGR approved & VETAB Accredited - SITHGAM006 from SIT07 training package Cert III level.) For course times and pricing see below.

RSA: Monday, 16 January, 4 - 10pm, Merimbula, $160
RCG: Tuesday, 17 January, 9-4pm, Merimbula, $120

RSA: Wed, 18 January, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $160
RCG: Thursday, 19 January, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $120
BAR: Friday, 20 January, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $80

RSA: Monday, 30 January, 9.30-4.30pm, Narooma, $160
RCG: Tuesday, 31 January, 9.30-4.30pm, Narooma, $120
BAR: Wed, 1 February, 9.30-4.30pm, Tuross Head, $80

RSA: Monday, 13 February, 9.30-4.30pm, Moruya, $160
RCG: Tuesday, 14 February, 9.30-4.30pm, Moruya, $120

RSA: Thursday, 16 February, 9.30-4.30pm, Ulladulla, $160
RCG: Fri, 17 February, 9.30-4.30pm, Ulladulla, $120

RSA: Monday, 20 February, 4 - 10pm, Merimbula, $160
RCG: Tuesday, 21 February, 9-4pm, Merimbula, $120

RSA: Tues, 28 February, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $160
RCG: Wed, 29 February, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $120
BAR: Thursday, 1 March, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $80

RSA: Monday, 5 March, 9.30-4.30pm, Narooma, $160
RCG: Tuesday, 6 March, 9.30-4.30pm, Narooma, $120
BAR: Wed, 7 March, 9.30-4.30pm, Tuross Head, $80

RSA: Monday, 19 March, 9-4pm, Cooma, $160
RCG: Tuesday, 20 March, 9-4pm, Cooma, $120

RSA: Wednesday, 21 March, 9.30-4.30pm, Moruya, $160
RCG: Tuesday, 22 March, 9.30-4.30pm, Moruya, $120

RSA: Monday, 26 March, 4 - 10pm, Merimbula, $160
RCG: Tuesday, 27 March, 9-4pm, Merimbula, $120

RSA: Mon, 2 April, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $160
RCG: Tues, 3 April, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $120
BAR: Wednesday, 4 April, 9.30-4.30pm, Batemans Bay, $80

OHS & Licences

CONFINED SPACES

RTO – Spanset (91173)
Our nationally accredited Confined Space Entry Training courses are designed to teach participants how to identify confined space hazards and work safely in confined spaces. This training course is designed for people who work in or around confined spaces. Participants will learn to complete hazard identifications, risk assessments and work permits for Confined Space Operations. They will also learn to operate various confined space safety equipment. Course has a large focus on safety procedures and practical scenarios relevant to your company's confined space operations. Satisfactory completion of this course will result in the awarding of a Statement of Attainment in the Nationally Recognised Competency BCCCM2009B. Work in Confined Spaces (from Civil Construction Industry Training Package BCC07, Cert II level).CPD Points 16

Date: Wed & Thurs, 22 & 23 Feb, 9-5pm, Batemans Bay, $495

HEIGHT SAFETY TRAINING

RTO – Spanset (91173)
This course is suitable for workers in mining, construction and for any tradespeople who need to work at heights. The course covers all aspects of safe access to heights, legislative requirements, selection use and maintenance of personal protective equipment, along with practical exercises of setting up fall arrest systems and the rescue of a suspended casualty. Satisfactory completion: Statement of Attainment RIIOHS204A Work Safely at Heights (from Cert II in Resources & Infrastructure Work Preparation, from RII Training Package). CPD Points 8

Date: Frid, 24 February, 9-5pm, Batemans Bay, $240

FORKLIFT TRAINING & ASSESSMENT

RTO - FORKPRO Australia (91514)
This course is run under the new high risk licencing regime, it is fully Workcover and VETAB approved. Participants will receive a nationally accredited Statement of Attainment: Licence to Operate a Forklift Truck (TLILIC108A) (from Transport & Logistics Training Package, Cert I level). 2 days training and 1 day assessment to gain full Forklift licence. photo ID licence is not included. Bring 100 points ID to course. CPD Points 23

Date: Frid, Sat & Mon, 2, 3 & 5 March, 8.30-4pm, Moruya, $690

BOBCAT (SKID STEER)

RTO - FORKPRO Australia (91514)
New nationally accredited course. Available on request - 4 people per course, Cost: $750pp

HEAVY VEHICLE LICENCES

Riverina Plant Operators School (RTA Accred No. 010446)
Pre-requisite for all licences: To enrol in a course you must show evidence of the following: a. Have completed the applicable Heavy Vehicle Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) at the RTA (approx $38), and b. Have obtained the 2 Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment books (from the RTA at approx cost $23). Please ensure you also meet the requirements (below) that apply to the type of licence you wish to apply for:
Medium Rigid (MR) Licence: Participants must have held P1 or higher licence (not a learner or rider), for a minimum of 12 months. CPD Points 23. Cost: $1,200
Heavy Rigid Licence (HR): Participants must have held C, LR or MR licence (not a learner or rider), for a minimum of 2 years. CPD Points 23. Cost: $1,679
Heavy Combination (HC) Licence: Participants must have held your MR or HR licence for at least one year. P1 and P2 licence holders cannot upgrade to this class. CPD Points 23. Cost: $1,779
DATES FOR ALL LICENCES: 1 day during: 10-14 April, 8.30-4pm, Batemans Bay

C2 CRANE LICENCE (TLILIC3008A)

Riverina Plant Operators School & RTO – Griffiths Skills Training Centre (7104) (trading as Summit)
This Workcover NSW High Risk Licence approved, nationally accredited training covers the requirements to operate a slewing mobile crane (up to 20 tonnes) for licensing purposes. It also encompasses the requirement for non-slewing mobile crane licence and the vehicle loading crane licence. Participants will receive a nationally accredited Statement of Attainment: Licence to Operate a Slewing Mobile Crane (Up to 20t) TLILIC3008A from Cert III Mobile Crane Operations (TLI31710) in Transport & Logistics Training Package. 100 points ID MUST be shown. CPD Points 23

Date: Mon - Frid, 19-23 March, 8-4pm, Batemans Bay, $1,750

DOGGING - LICENCE TO PERFORM DOGGING

Riverina Plant Operators School & RTO – Griffiths Skills Training Centre (7104) (trading as Summit)
This Workcover NSW High Risk Licence approved, nationally accredited training covers the application of slinging techniques, selection and inspection of lifting gear and/or the directing of the crane/operator in the movement of the load. Training is delivered over a five day period including both theory and practical components through a face to face classroom environment and practical experience in a supervised outdoor environment. Participants will receive a nationally accredited Statement of Attainment: Licence to Perform Dogging (CPCCLDG3001A) from CPCO8 Training Package. 100 points ID must be shown in person. CPD Points 23

Date: Mon - Frid, 19-23 March, 8-4pm, Batemans Bay, $1,650

WORKCOVER CONSTRUCTION INDUCTION

RTO - Eurobodalla Adult Education Centre
(White Card) Obtain the new nationally recognised construction induction qualification required for all people wishing to work within the building and construction industry. It is compulsory for all workers carrying out any form of construction activity. Successful participants will gain a Statement of Attainment in 'Work safely in the construction industry' (CPCOHS1001A) from Certificate I in Construction (CPC10108) and be issued with a NSW Workcover Construction Induction Card. STRICT ID REQUIREMENTS APPLY INCLUDING PHOTO ID and PROOF OF NSW ADDRESS - contact the centre for details.

Course Outline:

Occupational Health & Safety Legislation in N.S.W.
Communication and Consultation in Occupational Health and Safety
Implementing Health and Safety for Construction Work
Workplace Emergencies and First Aid for Construction Work
Workplace Injury Management and Workers Compensation in N.S.W.
Assessment

How often will I have to do training? Your OHS induction training ceases to be current if you have not carried out construction work for any consecutive period of two years or more, since completing training. CPD Points 5

Date: Wed, 11 January, 9-4pm, Batemans Bay, $125
Date: Wed, 25 January, 9-4pm, Ulladulla, $125
Date: Wed, 8 February, 9-4pm, Narooma, $130
Date: Thurs, 23 February, 9-4pm, Moruya, $130
Date: Sat, 10 March, 9-4pm, Batemans Bay, $130
Date: Mon, 26 March, 9-4pm, Ulladulla, $130
Date: Mon, 2 April, 9-4pm, Batemans Bay, $130
Date: Wed, 11 April, 9-4pm, BEGA, $130
Date: Tues, 17 April, 9-4pm, Moruya, $130
Date: Mon, 30 April, 9-4pm, Batemans Bay, $130

OHS CONSULTATION COURSE

Delivered by MGTA
NSW Work Cover Accredited. This is a 4 day course for all members (shop floor elected or management nominated) of an occupational health and safety committee OR workplace representative. It is the minimum requirement under the OH&S Act. CPD Points 28
Date: 5 days, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30 March, 9-3pm, Batemans Bay, POA0

TEST & TAG ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

Delivered by MGTA
This course has been designed for those without electrical training to acquire the skills to perform inspections and tests of electrical equipment using a Portable Appliance Tester, according to NSW OHS regulations and the Australian Standard 3760. It covers appliances that would normally plug into a standard 3 pin ten amp outlet. Successful participants will receive a Statement of Training. No annual re- licensing fees. CPD Points 28

Date: Mon, 30 January, 9-1pm, Batemans Bay, $235
Date: Fri, 24 February, 9.30-1.30pm, Ulladulla, $235
Date: Sat, 31 March, 9-1pm, Batemans Bay, $235
Date: Tues, 10 April, 9-1pm, Bega, $235

TRAFFIC CONTROL - BLUE AND GREY CARD

Delivered by MGTA
Blue Card: For anyone who may be required to control traffic using a STOP/SLOW bat. Must have current Workcover Construction Induction Certificate, and current or expired P2 or higher drivers licence and bring to course. Grey Card:For controlling traffic using a Stop / Slow bat in places that are not construction sites. No White Card required, must have drivers licence P2 (or above). A blue or grey card qualification can be gained by attending any of the following course dates. CPD Points 7

Date: Tues, 7 February, 9-4.30pm, Moruya, $170
Date: Fri, 9 March, 9-4.30pm, Moruya, $170
Date: Tues, 27 March, 9-4.30pm, Milton, $170
Date: Fri, 27 April, 9-4.30pm, Moruya, $170

APPLY TRAFFIC CONTROL PLANS (Yellow Licence, Level 2)

Delivered by MGTA
Target Audience: Field Staff
This course provides training for staff who are required to set up and work with Traffic Control Plans (TCP's). Note this course does not qualify participants to select or modify existing TCP's. The pre-requisites for this course are: adequate literacy & NSW WorkCover Construction Induction Certificate or equivalent. This course will be presented by an RTA licensed Trainer.

Course Outcomes:

Identify safety implications of traffic control at road works and personal responsibilities.
Set up and Close down traffic control devices according to a nominated TCP, to OHS and legislative requirements.
Operate a 2-way radio correctly and effectively.

Yellow (Level 2): Thurs, 9 February, 9-5pm, Batemans Bay, $220 CPD Points 7
Yellow (Level 2): Thurs, 26 April, 9-5pm, Batemans Bay, $220 CPD Points 7

SELECT AND MODIFY TRAFFIC CONTROL PLANS (Red Licence, Level 3)

Target Audience: Works Supervisors & Team Leaders
This course provides training for staff who are required to select and make minor modifications to existing Traffic Control Plans (TCP's) to suit work locations.
The pre-requisites for this course are; Adequate literacy and analytical skills & previously held either Traffic Controller Card (Blue) or Apply Traffic Control Plans (yellow) for a period of twelve months OR equivalent industry experience. This course will be presented by an RTA licensed Trainer

Learner Outcomes:

Explain the requirements of a Traffic Management Plan (TMP)
Describe the Set out and Close down of a TCP
Conduct a risk review for a TCP
Make minor site specific modifications to approved TCPs
Inspect an approved TCP

Red (Level 3): Tues & Wed, 28 & 29 Feb, 9-5pm, Batemans Bay, $380 CPD Points 15

DESIGN & INSPECT TRAFFIC CONTROL PLANS (Orange Licence, Level 4)

Target Audience: Works Supervisors; Surveillance Officers; Road Safety Auditors; Project Managers
This course provides training for staff who are required to design new TCP's for roadwork's or major upgrades and/or are required to inspect TCP's on any road construction site. The pre-requisites for this course are: adequate literacy and analytical skills; the completion of the Select/ Modify Traffic Control Plans course (red); experience in selecting and modifying TCP's in the workplace. This course will be presented by an RTA licensed Trainer.

Learner Outcomes:

Explain the requirements of a Traffic Management Plan (TMP)
Collect all required information about a given roadwork project to enable the preparation of a TCP
Design a TCP, which meets OHS and legislative requirements
Inspect and Assess Non Standard TCPs

Orange (level 4): Mon, 5 March, 9-5pm, Batemans Bay, $220 CPD Points 7

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