Course Info
i-Tag is Australia's number one choice for test and tag training and test and tag nationally recognised courses. we are committed to making do it yourself workplace safety simple and cost effective. we have industry experts providing test and tag training in fully equipped training rooms with state of the art equipment and quality resources. all of our courses are nationally and industry recognised within Australia.
i-Tag courses are delivered in partnership with Allens Training pty ltd rto#90909 to provide quality industry and nationally recognised test and tag courses.
i-Tag has the smallest class sizes which enables us to provide some of the best test and tag training in australia. our small class sizes allows our test and tag courses to be student focused. our trainers have years of experience within the test and tag industry.
Once you have completed our Nationally Recognised Test and Tag Course you will be deemed as a "competent person" which allows you to perform test and tag within your own business and others throughout australia.
Nationally Recognised Test and Tag Course
Introduction
The Nationally Recognised Test and Tag Course has been specifically designed to give you all the skills and competency required for those wanting to perform Test and Tag. This course is peferred for large corporations, small business and thos wanting to start there own Test and Tag business
Prerequisites
There is no prerequisites required for this course.
What you will learn
On completion you will receive two units of competency:
UEENEEP026A - Conduct in-service testing of electrical cord connected equipment and cord assemblies
UEENEEE101A - Apply Occupational Health and Safety regulations, codes of practices in the workplace
Delivery Method
This course is conducted Face-Face over 1 day. (plus self-paced pre study)
Assessment
Assessment for this course is made up of open book theory questions and practical tasks.
Employment Pathways
This course is suited to those pursuing a career as an trades assistant, maintenance, enterprise, and those in the test and tag business.
Costs |
$450 GST Exempt |
Duration |
1 day face-to-face (plus self-paced pre study) |
Location |
6A/938 South Rd Edwardstown 5039 |
What you will Receive |
Statements of Attainment & ID Wallet card |
Previous knowledge |
No previous electrical knowledge or background is required |
Plug Top(s) and Extension Socket(s) Replacement Course
Introduction
Appliances and extension leads that have failed safety testing through a test and tag process can often be repaired through replacement of plug tops and/or extension sockets. This course has been designed for those wishing to be deemed competent to replace plug tops and extension sockets. All training is structured and successful completion determined by assessment of competency.
Prerequisites
It is required that a nationally recognised Test and Tag course has been completed before attending this course, Proof of completion will be requested from i-Tag training and will be kept on file with your results until they are required to be destroyed.
What you will learn
This course will give you the knowledge to:
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accurately assess if an appliance cord or extension lead can be repaired
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determine the correct process to make the repair
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Determine the correct tools and replacement parts needed to make the repair
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repair the appliance cord or extension lead in a safe and efficient manner
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Provide reports on the appliance or extension lead repair
This course is intended for those pursuing a Test & Tag business and or those wanting to make their own repairs in-house.
Delivery Method
This course is conducted Face-Face over 3 hours.
Assessment
Assessment for this course is made up Discussions, open book theory questions and practical tasks.
Employment Pathways
This course is suited to those pursuing a career as an trades assistant, maintenance, enterprise, and those in the test and tag business.
Costs |
$180.00 +GST |
Duration |
3 Hours face-to-face |
Location |
6A/938 South Rd Edwardstown 5039 |
What you will Receive |
Statement of Attendance |
Previous knowledge |
Completion of a Nationally recognised Test and Tag course |
Workplace Delivered Test and Tag Course
Introduction
The Nationally Recognised Test and Tag Course has been specifically designed to give you all the skills and competency required for those wanting to perform Test and Tag. This course is peferred for large corporations, small business and those wanting to start there own Test and Tag business.
Prerequisites
There is no prerequisites required for this course.
What you will learn
On completion you will receive two units of competency:
UEENEEP026A - Conduct in-service testing of electrical cord connected equipment and cord assemblies
UEENEEE101A - Apply Occupational Health and Safety regulations, codes of practices in the workplace
Delivery Method
This course is conducted on site over 1 day. (plus self-paced pre-study)
Assessment
Assessment for this course is made up of open book theory questions and practical tasks.
Employment Pathways
This course is suited to those pursuing a career as an trades assistant, maintenance, enterprise, and those in the test and tag business.
Costs |
$286 GST Exempt per student (Minimum numbers Apply) |
Duration |
1 day face-to-face (plus self-paced pre study) |
Location |
Your Workplace. |
What you will Receive |
Statements of Attainment & ID Wallet card |
Previous knowledge |
No previous electrical knowledge or background is required |
Allens Training student terms and conditions can be found at https://www.
RIIWHS204D Work safely at heights
This course will give you the knowledge skills required to work at heights safely and competently, within factories, resources, infrastructure, and construction industries. This is vital for any profession that is exposed to any risk of a fall.
This course aims to prevent falls in the workplace. So, this will provide the skills and knowledge required and the confidence needed to work safely at heights in the work environment.
Course Content
- How to determine work requirements
- Identifying work instructions and professions
- Installing, and accessing pieces of equipment
- Doing work at heights
- Cleaning up the work area
The following units are awarded to successful participants in this course. The certificate is issued by our Partner RTO.
RIIWHS204D Work safely at heights
Delivery Method
This course will be done at the i-Tag Training facility, in the workplace or at a third-party facility.
Physical Requirements
Participants need to be able to accomplish the demands of the practical demonstrations which include getting access, working, and egress from a place of height while wearing the appropriate personal protective equipment.
Assessments
Participants who will take this course will be expected to undergo both theoretical and practical assessment tasks.
#1 Theory Assessments
You will be evaluated on the following:
- Names and functions of different types of equipment, components, and materials
- Comply with instructions and specifications from the equipment’s manufacturer
- Safe shifting and handling of tools and materials
- Adhering to statutory and regulatory authority requirements
- The nature of work undertaken at heights
- Complying with heights safety systems
- The processes in providing safe working practices
- Using safety equipment, systems, and considerations in facilitating, and working safely at heights
- Complying with the safe work methods
#2 Practical Assessments:
You will be assessed on the following scenarios ad task demonstrations for:
- Identifying and interpreting requirements, instructions, and procedures
- Examining, interpreting, and applying safety and technical information
- Determine the necessary safety systems which include fall protection, and equipment
- Know how to access and install equipment
- Conducting inspections and checks on the equipment, and area
- Examining risks and hazards related to working at heights, and implementing control methods
- Perform work at heights safely
- Cleaning your work area
Costs |
$295 GST Exempt per student |
Duration |
1 day (8 hours) face-to-face |
Location |
6A 938 South Rd, Edwardstown SA 5039 |
What you will Receive |
Statements of Attainment |
Previous knowledge |
No prerequisites required |
Payment Terms can be found at https://www.itag.net.au/terms-of-service-2.html
HLTAID003 Provide first aid
This course is the minimum requirement for emergency first aid response in the workplace. It allows the first aiders and the students to develop the knowledge and skills required when performing life support, first aid, and management of casualties during an incident. You will develop the abilities needed to preserve life, prevent a condition from worsening, and promote recovery. This includes initial intervention like providing CPR, and other treatment needed for casualties with a serious condition until an emergency qualified help arrives. This course is done following the guidelines from the Australian Resuscitation Council.
Course Content
- Performing effective first aid
- Providing basic emergency life support
- Providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Units Being Delivered
he following units are awarded to successful participants in this course. The certificate is issued by our Partner RTO.
- HLTAID003 Provide first aid
- HLTAID002 Provide basic emergency life support
- HLTAID001 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Delivery Method
This course will be done at the i-Tag Training facility, in the workplace or at a third-party facility.
Physical Requirements
The HLTAID competency standards require the capacity to physically perform two (2) minutes of uninterrupted CPR on an adult CPR mannequin placed on the floor. Participants need to be able to respond to emergencies where there may be risks to life and be able to provide resuscitation.
If students are unable to pass the physical requirements of this course, they cannot be considered as a competent person or be issued with a statement of attainment.
Available Resources for this Course
- Adult and infant resuscitation mannequins
- Auto-injector training device
- AED training device
- Placebo bronchodilator and spacer device
- First aid kit
- Workplace injury, trauma, and/or illness record report form
Assessments
Participants who will take this course will be expected to undergo both theoretical and practical assessment tasks.
#1 Theory Assessments
You will take a multiple-choice questionnaire and you will be assessed on the following:
State and Territory guidelines, first aid codes of practice and workplace procedures:
- ARC’s Guidelines for the provision of CPR
- Practices to minimize risk and potential hazards, and have a safe workplace
- Procedures and principles of infection control, and use of standard precautions
- Requirements for the currency of knowledge and skills
Legal, workplace, and community considerations:
- Recognition of the potential need for stress-management approach and available support for an emergency
- The function of care requirements and respectful behavior towards a casualty
- Own skill, consent, limitations, and confidentiality requirements
- Significance of debriefing
Considerations when performing CPR:
- Airway obstruction due to body position
- Suitable cessation and duration of CPR
- Appropriate use of an AED and the chain of survival
- Standard precautionary measures
First Aid Management Principles and Procedures for the following situations:
- Abdominal injuries
- Allergic reaction
- Anaphylaxis
- Basic care of the wound
- Bleeding control
- Burns
- Cardiac conditions, including chest pain
- Chocking and airway obstruction
- Crush injuries
- Diabetes
- Dislocations
- Drowning
- Envenomation
- Environment impact, including hypothermia, hyperthermia, dehydration, and heatstroke
- Eye and ear injuries
- Fractures
- Febrile convulsions
- Head, neck and spinal injuries
- Minor skin injuries
- Needlestick injuries
- Poisoning and toxic substances
- Respiratory distress, including asthma
- Seizures, including epilepsy
- Shock
- Soft tissue injuries, including strains and sprains
- Stroke
- Unconsciousness
Basic physiology and anatomy:
- Considerations in the provision of first aid for specified conditions
- Chest
- How to determine if a person is not breathing normally
- Consciousness and response
- Upper airway and effect of positional change
#2 Practical Assessments
The assessor will be observed in the following first aid scenarios and demonstration tasks:
- Adult CPR and defibrillation
- Infant CPR
- Auto-injector and anaphylaxis
- Asthma and medication
- Choking
- Turning a victim on his/her side
- Shock and bleeding control
- Pits spider bite or snakes
- Rice for sprain
Costs |
$150 For individuals, click course dates to see when our next course schedule is. For groups, fill out the form below (Minimum of five students for on-site training) |
Mode of Delivery |
Blended Delivery 2 Hours Unsupervised pre-course study and 5.5 hours (9am-2:30pm) face to face training |
Location |
6a, 938 South Rd Edwardstown South Australia or Mobile Training Service Delivered at Your Workplace |
What you will receive | Certificate of Attainment |
Previous knowledge | No previous knowledge or background is required |
Payment Terms can be found at https://www.itag.net.au/terms-of-service-2.html
To Book a Course for your workplace simply fill out form below
For individuals go to course dates
HLTAID001 Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
This first aid course will give you the skills and knowledge needed to identify when someone is not breathing normally and unconscious. And learn how you can increase their chance of survival by providing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), using a defibrillator and by calling an ambulance.
This course is provided following the guidelines from the Australian Resuscitation Council. And for those who are required to provide CPR in the event of an emergency in the workplace.
Course Content
- Basic life support
- Steps in performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
- Demonstration and use of a defibrillator
- Debriefing and welfare
Delivery Method
This course will be done at the i-Tag Training facility, in the workplace or at a third-party facility.
Physical Requirements
The HLTAID competency standards require the capacity to physically perform 2 minutes of uninterrupted CPR on an adult CPR mannequin placed on the floor. Participants need to be able to respond to emergencies where there may be risks to life and be able to provide resuscitation.
If students are unable to pass the physical requirements of this course, they cannot be considered as a competent person or be issued with a statement of attainment.
Available Resources for this Course
- Adult and infant resuscitation mannequins
- AED training device
- Workplace injury, trauma, and/or illness record report form
Assessments
Participants who will take this course will be expected to undergo both theoretical and practical assessment tasks.
#1 Theory Assessments
You will take a multiple-choice questionnaire and you will be assessed on the following:
State and Territory guidelines, first aid codes of practice and workplace procedures:
- ARC’s Guidelines for the provision of CPR
- Practices to minimize risk and potential hazards, and have a safe workplace
- Procedures and principles of infection control, and use of standard precautions
- Requirements for the currency of knowledge and skills
Legal, workplace, and community considerations:
- Recognition of the potential need for stress-management approach and available support for an emergency
- The function of care requirements and respectful behavior towards a casualty
- Own skill, consent, limitations, and confidentiality requirements
- Significance of debriefing
Considerations when performing CPR:
- Airway obstruction due to body position
- Suitable cessation and duration of CPR
- Appropriate use of an AED and the chain of survival
- Standard precautionary measures
Basic physiology and anatomy:
- Considerations in the provision of first aid for specified conditions
- Chest
- How to determine if a person is not breathing normally
- Consciousness and response
- Upper airway and effect of positional change
#2 Practical Assessments
The assessor will be observed in the following practical scenarios and performance tasks:
Adult CPR: Provide uninterrupted single rescuer cardiopulmonary resuscitation for at least two minutes. There will be an adult resuscitation mannequin on the floor and you will also demonstrate the rotation of operators with minimal interruptions to compressions.
Infant CPR: Respond to a first aid scenario and perform uninterrupted since rescuer CPR for at least two minutes on an infant resuscitation mannequin placed on a firm surface.
Defibrillation: Followed the prompts of an automated external defibrillator
Others:
- Manage infection control requirements
- Responding appropriately in the event of vomiting and regurgitation
- Showing safe manual handling techniques
- Controlling the person with an unconscious breathing
- Verbal reporting of the incident
Costs |
$89.00 For individuals, click course dates to see when our next course is scheduled. For groups, fill out form below (Minimum 8 students For On-Site Training) |
Mode of Delivery |
Blended Delivery 1 Hour Pre-Course Study Online 2 hours face to face training |
Location |
6A, 938 South Rd Edwardstown South Australia or Mobile Training Service Delivered at Your Workplace |
What you will Receive | Certificate of Attainment |
Previous knowledge | No previous knowledge or background is required |
Payment Terms can be found at https://www.itag.net.au/terms-of-service-2.html
Allens Training Learners rights, responsibility and support, including complaints and refunds can be found at https://www.
To Book a Course for your workplace simply fill out form below
For individuals go to course dates