Business

Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety

BSB41419 · Nationally recognised unit of competency

Self-pacedSelf-Paced: Complete your cert iv whs course on your own time over 12 months with the assistance of trainers. An instructor/trainer will be appointed for each student to provide with sufficient instruction as needed.

Overview

BSB41419 Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety (Cert IV WHS) was previously known as BSB41407 Certificate IV in Occupational Health and Safety (Cert IV in OHS). The Cert IV in WHS is the minimum required qualification to find a job as WHS/OHS manger, WHS officer or WHS-related position.

By the end of this course, you'll be able to

  • You will learn the basic skills and knowledge of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) law.
  • You will learn how to navigate, implement and monitor different aspects of workplace OHS policies, procedures and programs within any organization.
  • Receiving education Certificate 4 in Disability Support equips students with the necessary skills to support individuals with disabilities effectively.

Entry requirements

Entry Requirements

There are no specified entry requirements for this qualification specified within the Business Services Training Package. Noting this, AIMS Institute of Training and Technology requires persons who undertake this course to: Be aged 18 years or over; Hold a Year 12 certificate or equivalent or work experience; Have access to a computer with Microsoft Office Word, Excel and PowerPoint installed; and PDF reader capabilities; Have access to an internet connection; Have access to a smartphone, video camera or web camera; Have suitable Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) skills to read and comprehend learning materials.

LLN (English Language, Literacy & Numeracy) / CSI (Core Skill Indicator)

The Australian Core Skills Framework is a tool used to assist both specialist and non-specialist English language, literacy and numeracy which describe an individual's performance in the five core skills – learning, reading, writing, oral communication and numeracy. Upon assessment of your core skills during the enrolment process, you may have to undertake Core Skills Indicator Assessment.

USI (Unique Student Identifier)

A USI is a Unique Student Identifier that provides students with an online record of their nationally recognised training activity and outcomes in Australia. If you're undertaking any nationally recognised training, you are required to have a Unique Student Identifier (USI). Without a USI, a student will not be issued with their AQF certificate or qualification or statement of attainment. Create a USI

Delivery mode & duration

Self-Paced: Complete your cert iv whs course on your own time over 12 months with the assistance of trainers. An instructor/trainer will be appointed for each student to provide with sufficient instruction as needed.

  • Self-Paced online delivery over 12 months with assigned trainer support.

Assessment methods

  • Written Knowledge Assessments: Short-answer questions.
  • Workplace Project Assessment.
  • Case Studies Assessment.
  • Workplace Practical Observation.
  • A combination of written knowledge tests, realistic workplace tasks, project work, and response to case studies.

Units of competency

5 core units5 elective units
CodeTitleType
BSBWHS412Assist with workplace compliance with WHS lawscore
BSBWHS413Contribute to implementation and maintenance of WHS consultation and participation processescore
BSBWHS414Contribute to WHS risk managementcore
BSBWHS415Contribute to implementing WHS management systemscore
BSBWHS416Contribute to workplace incident responsecore
BSBWRT411Write complex documentselective
BSBWHS418Assist with managing WHS compliance of contractorselective
BSBINS401Analyse and present research informationelective
BSBPMG430Undertake project workelective
BSBCMM411Make presentationselective

Recognition of Prior Learning

RPL: It is the assessment process that assesses the competency(ies) of an individual that may have been acquired through formal and informal learning to determine the extent to which that individual meets the requirements specified in the training package or VET accredited courses.

Credit Transfer: It is the recognition of learning achieved through formal education and training. It allows for the unit(s) of competency previously achieved by the student to be recognised when they are enrolling.

Career pathway

  • Work Health And Safety (WHS) personnel to provide a broad range of technical knowledge and skills
  • Supervisor to implement WHS legislation
  • WHS Officer to assist in the management of WHS
  • WHS-related role to contribute within the workplace

You can get ahead to undertake a BSB51319 Diploma of Work Health & Safety.

Enrolment

Why choose this course

Nationally recognised qualification

You will receive a nationally recognised qualification upon completion.

Trainer-supported self-paced study

Complete the course in 12-months with our trainer's support.

Industry-designed

The course has been designed in consultation with the industry expert.

Job-ready skills

This course has been developed to give you the practical skills and knowledge required to prepare you job-ready when you graduate.