Health & Safety Reps (HSRs) are workers who make the workplace safer for their fellow workers, we want to give you the knowledge and the tools to be the best representative you can be.

We’ll not only train you on making your workplace safer, we’ll also help you to navigate the WHS Act, the Regulations and resources to get better safety outcomes when dealing with your employer and WHS committees.

SA Unions also offers on demand industry-focused courses that enable HSRs to explore industry-specific worker health and safety matters.

Workplaces are safer when workers have a say in their own safety. HSRs are regular workers, elected by their workmates with special training and powers to advocate for safety. 

Having a dedicated HSR in your workplace can go a long way to ensuring your health and safety concerns are heard and addressed. 

Employers are responsible for the cost of HSR training, and as a health and safety representative, you have the right to choose where you receive your training, in consultation with your employer. 

Any worker has the right to request an election for a Health & Safety Representative.

Current Courses - SA Unions Training Centre

Enrolment of Individual Participants

Enrolment into training programmes will be always conducted in an ethical and responsible manner, ensuring fairness and compliance with the Equal Opportunity Act 1984, Disability Discrimination Act 1992, Racial Discrimination Act 1975, and Sex Discrimination Act 1984 legislation. Participant enrolments are subject to availability of places on the training program, based on the maximum number (20) of participants SafeWork SA and Comcare allow. The training venue will also be considered when deciding how many participants can be enrolled in any course.

SA Unions will consider the number of participants that can be accommodated under the circumstances e.g., safety, capacity of training venue, type of course and learning structures within the course. If a training course is fully booked, participants will either be placed on a “reserve” list or offered a place on another date. Participants on the “reserve” list of a fully booked course are given priority should a place become available. Enrolments will be considered tentative until an enrolment form has been received. Should participant numbers reach maximum, and another person wishes to enroll on a course where there is a tentative enrolment, SA Unions will contact the tentative booking and request that an enrolment form be received by cob the following workday, to confirm enrolment.

Need Assistance? 

If you have any questions or issues regarding the election process or the training, please do not hesitate to contact us at training@saunions.org


OUR CANCELLATION POLICY

When an enrolment is cancelled the following cancellation fees will apply.  This can be waived if another course date is booked.

More than 14 days before course commencement date = Full refund
Between 7-14 days before commencement date = 50% refund
Less than 7 days = No refund.

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If you are unable to complete the registration online, you may download the registration form, and email a completed copy to training@saunions.org