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Forms & publicationsPublicationsServicesSafety & PreventionSafety & PreventionHow to become an approved provider of health and safety representative (HSR) training for the Commonwealth jurisdictionHow to become an approved provider of health and safety representative (HSR) training for the Commonwealth jurisdiction
Summary
Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) are entitled to undertake a course of training approved by Comcare. This entitlement is outlined in Section 72 of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (WHS Act).
Available formats
- How to become an approved provider of health and safety representative (HSR) training for the Commonwealth jurisdiction—guidance 1 [PDF,1.5MB]
- How to become an approved provider of health and safety representative (HSR) training for the Commonwealth jurisdiction—guidance 1 [RTF,142KB]]
Last updated: October 2017
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