Australian Safety and Training Solutions (ASTS) delivers onsite safety consulting and workplace-based training for high-risk work and mobile plant equipment across the civil, mining, oil and gas industries.
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Rather than sending workers off-site, ASTS brings expert trainers directly to your workplace, providing practical, customised training that helps your teams stay compliant, capable and ready for the demands of the job.
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This course provides training on safe entry and work in confined spaces. Participants will learn about hazard identification, risk assessment, use of safety equipment, and emergency procedures. Practical sessions ensure participants can work safely in confined spaces, complying with regulatory requirements.

Participants will learn to conduct gas testing in various work environments, focusing on identifying hazards, using gas testing equipment, interpreting results, and implementing safety measures. The course emphasizes practical training to ensure competency in gas testing procedures.

Participants will gain the skills and knowledge required to work safely at heights. The course covers risk assessment, safety equipment, fall prevention techniques, and emergency procedures. Practical training ensures participants can perform tasks at height, safely and effectively.

Participants will learn to perform dogging tasks, including selecting and inspecting lifting gear, applying slinging techniques, and directing crane operators. The course emphasizes hazard identification, risk control, and safe communication methods. Successful completion results in a nationally recognized dogging license.

This course covers the essential skills and knowledge needed to operate a forklift truck safely and efficiently. Participants will learn about forklift components, pre-operational checks, load handling techniques, and workplace safety. Successful completion grants a nationally recognised forklift license.

This course trains participants to operate elevated work platforms (boom length 11 meters or more). It covers equipment inspection, operational techniques, safety procedures, and emergency responses. Practical training ensures participants can use EWPs safely and effectively, leading to a nationally recognised license.