ABOUT US
About Commonsense Safety Training
WHY CHOOSE US?
Training Specialists with over 20 years of experience
At Commonsense safety training, we provide accredited safety training courses in Traffic Control Management, Construction and First Aid to individuals and businesses.
We specialise in certifications needed for road workers, building sites, construction workers, traffic controllers, electricians and tradies.
Our trainers are experienced and qualified with years of industry experience.
Our training and assessment services are provided directly by Commonsense Safety Training Pty Ltd (RTO 41347) giving you peace of mind.
We also provide a consultation service to companies wishing to implement their own in-house traffic management scheme.
We offer the fairest prices on accredited training courses in
Traffic Control Management, Construction and First Aid
Offering training for new entrants and refresher training for existing certification holders
Our advertised prices are all inclusive – Job Ready, No more to pay!
No tricks, No extra to pay to get your certificate.
3 NSW LOCATIONS
Our Offices are conveniently located
We have 3 training centres located in
- Marrickville, Sydney
- Wyong, Central Coast
- Mayfield, Newcastle
- Or we can do group training at your workplace
Our training rooms comply with NSW Health social distancing requirements.
We can provide you with a laptop to use to complete your theory assessment and appropriate High-Vis PPE provided to be worn during on-street training exercises.
GET IN TOUCH
Do you need help or support?
If you have any questions, feel free to contact our helpful staff and we can assist you.
You can be sure you’ll get the right training at Commonsense Safety Training
0429 424 919
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Traffic control is governed by the Australian Standard AS 1742.3 – 2009, and by State variations. Risk management is regulated under AS/NZS 4360:1999. Traffic controllers are required to wear high-visibility clothing which meets the Australian Standard AS/NZS 4602:1999.
Personal safety is emphasised in all Commonsense Safety Training. This ranges from proper clothing to learning appropriate behaviour (for example, always face oncoming traffic). Clothing is considered part of PPE—Personal Protective Equipment—which includes steel-capped boots, sunscreen, broad-brim hats, gloves and sunglasses.
