Electrical & Construction Safety Training

Most worksites require current First Aid (HLTAID011) and CPR (HLTAID009) training. Electricians must also hold Low Voltage Rescue (UETDRMP018) with CPR. These courses help your business stay compliant with WHS laws in South Australia.

CPR should be refreshed every 12 months and LVR every 12 months (UETDRMP018 with CPR). If you hold older units like UETDRMP007 or UETDRRF004, they remain valid until expiry, but all future refreshers are now delivered as UETDRMP018. 👉 Full details here: LVR Training Adelaide – What’s Changed?(https://www.safehandssa.com/post/lvr-training-adelaide)

Yes. Both older units (007 and 004) remain valid until your certificate’s normal expiry date. The new unit, UETDRMP018, has now replaced them for all future training and refreshers. 👉 For full details, including teach-out dates, see our blog: LVR Training Adelaide – What’s Changed?(https://www.safehandssa.com/post/lvr-training-adelaide?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

Yes. We deliver training at depots, workshops, construction sites, and offices across South Australia. If needed, we can also arrange a local venue for your team.

Yes. The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) provides subsidies for eligible workers in construction and electrical. Safe Hands SA is a CITB-Endorsed Training Provider, so we apply the subsidised rate and handle all the paperwork for you. • No CITB number? We can validate worker details at booking or after training. • Not eligible? We’ll invoice at the standard rate, and if eligibility changes later, we can help with future bookings. 👉 Need help? Contact us(https://www.safehandssa.com/contact?utm_source=chatgpt.com) and we’ll check eligibility and costs for your team.

Certificates are processed promptly after training through our RTO partner, Allens Training (RTO 90909). In most cases they’re available the same or next business day, helping your team stay compliant without delays.

Yes. Manual handling is a WHS requirement in construction and electrical work because of the risks from lifting, carrying, and repetitive tasks. Safe Hands SA delivers both accredited and non-accredited Manual Handling training, tailored to common site activities like moving tools, cables, and equipment.

We work with licensed electricians, apprentices, contractors, solar providers, underground service workers, site supervisors, and WHS managers across South Australia. Training is tailored to real jobsite conditions so your team gains practical skills.

Yes. We offer flexible sessions during RDOs, shift changes, evenings, and weekends to minimise downtime for your business.

Certificates can’t be issued until online theory is completed. We send reminders and provide support if there are access issues. If it’s not finished, CITB claims and certificates will be delayed until completion.

Yes. Businesses receive electronic training records and certificates, making it simple to stay audit-ready for WHS and ISO requirements.