This unit is built but has not passed the sale gate, so it is not for sale and nothing here can be bought yet. The gate is the QA checker exiting clean and a validation record signed by a TAE-qualified assessor — both, every time, with no way to skip either.
What is actually in it.
One section of the learner manual, one theory question, three of the 22 observables and three rows of the mapping matrix. Every word is lifted straight out of the pack.
S2 Who this unit is for
- Operators, tradespeople and technicians who take part in JSAs, take-5s, SWMS reviews and risk workshops
- Leading hands, supervisors and superintendents who authorise work and approve controls
- Health and safety representatives (HSRs) and safety committee members
- Contractors and service crews working on mine sites, quarries, drill sites and civil projects
- Anyone required to hold a "G1/S1"-style generic induction competency that includes risk management
Three of the 22 observables · T1 Element 1 — Plan and prepare for risk management
- Candidate physically locates and opens the relevant documents (site risk management procedure, SOP/SWMS, permit requirements, SDS, plant manual, risk register). Checks the VERSION is current and the SCOPE covers today’s conditions. Can state what each document requires of them and distinguish mandatory ("must"/"shall") from guidance ("should"/"may"). Does not rely on memory or assumption.
- Candidate defines the boundary of the assessment, breaks the work into steps, and physically walks the area (looks up, down, behind, at access/egress and adjacent activity). Uses a structured prompt or hazard-category list rather than only naming the obvious hazards. Covers change (what is different today), stored energy, and slow-onset hazards. Records each hazard specifically enough to be located by someone else.
- Candidate identifies the controls that ALREADY exist for each hazard and then physically checks whether each one is actually in place, correct, in date and working — not just that it is written down. Correctly identifies any control that is bypassed, defeated, expired, faulty or ignored, and treats it as absent.
How the mapping is proved
Nobody types the matrix. Every block in the pack names the performance criteria, performance evidence and knowledge evidence it addresses, and the matrix is computed from those names at build time — 50 requirements, 21 taught, 0 assessed, 50 gaps. A requirement with nothing pointing at it cannot be hidden, because nobody wrote this table.
| Ref | Taught in | Assessed by |
|---|
Three of 50 rows. The full matrix is document 03.
Eight documents.
Learner manual
Every section names the performance criteria it addresses.
Trainer presentation
On the TronWick template, rendered from the same source as the manual.
Mapping matrix
Computed from the pack, not typed.
Theory assessment — candidate
The questions, without the benchmark answers.
Theory marking guide — assessor
The same paper with one benchmark answer per question.
Practical assessment — candidate
Tasks, conditions and the machine capture sheet.
Practical observation guide — assessor
The same tasks with the observable actions as a tick list.
Licence and conditions of use
Licensing position, exclusions, what you must complete before delivery, and your licence terms.
Registered training organisations with this unit on scope can deliver it and assess against it — the pack is your evidence for the assessment conditions, and the mapping is already computed. Businesses training their own people can licence it too: most of a pack is the part you would have written yourself. You cannot issue a Statement of Attainment for it, and nothing in the pack claims you can.
$199.00 + GST when it lands.
Or $239.99 including GST with your branding on it. One organisation, unlimited internal delivery, no end date and nothing recurring.