• Workplace Health and Safety Officers (WHSOs)
  • What is a Workplace Health and Safety Officer (WHSO)?
  • When must a WHSO be appointed?
  • Obligations of employers
  • Functions of a Workplace Health and Safety Officer (WHSO)
  • What qualifications are needed to become a WHSO?
  • One WHSO for more than one workplace
  • Assessment tools to assist WHSOs
• Training to be a Workplace Health and Safety Officer (WHSO)
  • Structure of training course
  • How does a person apply for a WHSO certificate?
  • Training organisations that conduct WHSO courses
  • Prior recognition
• Requirements to deliver Workplace Health and Safety Officer (WHSO) training
  • Legislation requirements
  • How to become a RTO with approval to conduct WHSO training

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Training organisations that conduct WHSO courses

WHSO training can only be conducted by training providers who are appointed by Workplace Health and Safety Queensland.

Full listing

Brisbane
Cairns
Emerald
Gladstone
Gold Coast
Ipswich
Mackay
Maryborough
Nambour
Rockhampton
Roma
Toowoomba
Townsville

Last updated July 24, 2006

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