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(latest NCVER data)MARF029 Meet work health and safety requirements prepares learners to follow work health and safety policies on board, recognise hazards in deck and engine room work and respond correctly to emergencies at sea. RTOs can add it to maritime programs where learners are working toward AMSA near coastal certificates, with MARF029 training resources giving trainers a ready base for vessel-focused safety content.
Learners develop skills in identifying WHS responsibilities, accessing safety management system procedures, using PPE, completing equipment safety checks, handling hazardous chemicals, applying safe manual handling, assessing and controlling risks, participating in consultation and following emergency procedures.
Choose our MARF029 RTO training materials instead of developing maritime WHS case studies and emergency scenarios internally. Purchase RTO materials and use MARF029 learning materials prepared for vessel-based safety training.
This package of MARF029 learning materials provides a prepared foundation for meeting work health and safety requirements on board a vessel. Purchase RTO materials and give your team MARF029 training materials that reflect shipboard hazards and emergencies.
Check the latest unit requirements on training.gov.au before delivery. Your team should contextualise and validate these MARF029 training materials for its learner cohort, delivery model and selected compliance environment. Use the supplied mapping as a starting point when reviewing your MARF029 materials against the Standards for RTOs.
MARF029 Meet work health and safety requirements covers following defined work health and safety policies and procedures to keep yourself, others on board and the vessel safe. It applies to deck and engine room crew on vessels up to 100 metres and with propulsion power up to 3000 kW in waters to the outer limits of the exclusive economic zone.
The unit addresses five core areas:
The learning content covers a wide range of emergencies, including fire, collision, grounding, man overboard, water ingress and vessel capsize. Trainers can add vessel-specific procedures from their own safety management system.
Yes. Much of the theory can be delivered in a classroom, but practical evidence such as PPE use, lock out and tag out and emergency response should be collected on a vessel or in a realistic simulated environment.
The unit is one of the requirements for several AMSA near coastal certificates under Marine Order 505. The resources support delivery of the unit, and learners should confirm certification requirements with AMSA.
No. They are developed as compliant learning resources, but your team should still validate them for its cohort and delivery model.
Yes. Free samples let your team review the materials before you purchase RTO materials.
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