Great course delivered by a very experienced trainer. Ladies in admin were very helpful and nothing was too much trouble. Kelyn has great facilities and the catering laid on was more than I expected. Really good value for money and I will recommend Kelyn to others. Thanks for a great learning experience.
Worksite Traffic Management (inc. RIIRIS402D Carry out the risk management process) 4 days
Jason Body delivers the Worksite Traffic Management course
This is a level of MRWA accreditation will enable on-site personnel, such as supervisors, team leaders and project managers to make changes to Traffic Management Plans.
Pre-entry Requirements:
* USI (Unique Student Identifier number). Participants can apply for the USI at our website www.kelyn.com.au or direct to www.usi.gov.au
* Bring to the course photo ID (eg, passport; driver's licence)
Main Roads WA Prerequisites:
* Hold a current MRWA Basic Worksite Traffic Management permit [RIIWHS302D Implement traffic management plan]
* documentary evidence of at least 1 year’s practical experience in traffic management; or documentary evidence of at least 2 years practical experience in road construction or maintenance. Click here for a template upload letter.
* White card
Competencies:
* Statement of Attainment for RIIRIS402D Carry out the risk management process
* MRWA Certificate
* MRWA photo ID permit (valid for 3 years)
Times: 7.30 am to 4.30 pm
Duration: 4 consecutive days (Tuesday - Friday)
Price: $1,550.00 per person [includes continual tea and coffee, morning tea and lunch]
CTF SUBSIDY: Subsidised rates for these courses is $992.00 = balance $558.00
Venue:
Units 1, 2 or 4, Building F
33 – 37 Murray Road South
WELSHPOOL 6106
Course Start Dates:
Tue, 11th Sep, 2018
Tue, 16th Oct, 2018
Tue, 11th Dec, 2018
Tue, 15th Jan, 2019
Testimonials
I did a RIIWHS201D today with Kelyn and I found it all to be very good to be honest. Garth my trainer was very good at explaining everything. Nothing was rushed and he is a very understanding teacher.
Our instructor was great, because he made tedious information seem interesting, and he never made anyone feel stupid for asking questions. The training prepared me well for the job site and I understood why things had to happen so strictly in a certain way, so I was happy to adhere to those rules. Good job.
