Safety: Every Job, Every Day
October is National Safe Work Month, when employers and workers across Australia commit to creating safe and healthy workplaces. This year’s theme, “Safety: Every Job, Every Day,” encourages all workplaces — regardless of industry or location — to prioritise safe work practices in daily tasks.
For hands-on industry guidance, explore our forklift training Perth and TLILIC0003 licence courses or our scaffolder training WA to implement proper workplace safety protocols.
The Four Steps of Risk Assessment
A standard risk assessment process involves four key steps:
- Identify Hazards
Recognise potential hazards that could cause harm — physical, psychological, or both. Even if your workplace maintains a risk register, review it regularly to ensure it is current and relevant. For training in identifying hazards at heights or in high-risk environments, check our Working Safely at Heights course. - Assess Risks
Consider the potential consequences if someone is exposed to a hazard and the likelihood of exposure. This ensures that all safety measures, including forklift safety training and confined space training, are effective. - Control Risks
Take practical steps to eliminate risks where possible or minimise them. Accredited courses, such as forklift licence Perth training or scaffolding courses in Perth and Bunbury, teach workers how to safely manage high-risk equipment and tasks. - Review Controls
Regularly check that all control measures are functioning as intended. Proactive monitoring maintains a safe and compliant workplace. For emergency preparedness and control, explore our Chief Fire Warden Training.
Safety Training at Nara Training and Assessing
At Nara Training and Assessing, safety is central to everything we do. We provide nationally accredited training in workplace safety, including forklift training Perth, scaffolder training WA, Construction White Card courses, and other high-risk work training. Our facilities in Perth and Bunbury provide a safe and structured environment for hands-on learning.
Respect, Professionalism, and Workplace Conduct
Maintaining a safe workplace extends beyond equipment. Misconduct, harassment, or misuse of tools will not be tolerated. Students who fail to follow these standards may be asked to leave. Adhering to professional conduct is critical for fostering safe work practices.
Expert Trainers With Real Industry Experience
All Nara Trainers are required to hold the most up-to-date Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, along with all qualifications relevant to the courses they deliver. In addition to mandatory workplace safety training, our staff regularly complete further training to enhance safety. For example, a large group of Nara trainers recently completed a two-day Mental Health First Aid course, equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to recognise, understand, and respond to a friend, family member, co-worker, or other adult experiencing a mental health problem or crisis.
For specialised high-risk work training, Nara also delivers Crane Operator training in partnership with CICA.
Building a Safer Future Through Training
Real experience matters. Nara Training and Assessing offers nationally accredited courses for a range of industries — from forklift licence Perth and forklift safety training, to scaffolding courses in Perth and Bunbury.
Whether you’re pursuing a TLILIC0003 licence to operate a forklift, exploring forklift jobs Perth, or completing scaffolder training WA, Nara provides the tools, training, and support to make workplaces safer.
Safety Starts With You – Every Job, Every Day
National Safe Work Month 2025 reminds us that safety is everyone’s responsibility. Through proper risk assessment, adherence to safe work practices, and accredited training, workplaces across Western Australia can become safer, more productive, and compliant.