Build the skills that keep transport moving.
Explore nationally recognised training, high-risk work licences and practical industry pathways across load handling, safety, warehousing, dangerous goods and civil operations in Western Australia.
Transport and worksite course information
Start with the outcome your employer or job requires. Some options lead to a Statement of Attainment, some support a licence application, and some are workplace or site-specific competencies.
Load Restraint & Secure Cargo
Learn about choosing restraint equipment, load positioning, lashing, protection and pre-departure checks.
Explore this course →Load & Unload Goods
Understand safe loading, unloading, load distribution, documentation and the use of appropriate handling aids.
Explore this course →Chain of Responsibility
Understand how drivers, operators, schedulers, loaders and other parties can influence heavy-vehicle safety.
Explore this course →Fatigue Management
Compare driver, scheduler and management training pathways, including important WA-specific requirements.
Explore this course →Transport WHS
Build practical awareness of hazards, risk controls, PPE, incidents, emergencies and workplace safety records.
Explore this course →Forklift Licence
Compare LF forklift and LO order-picking forklift pathways and understand the WA high-risk work licence process.
Explore this course →Dangerous Goods Driver Licence
Review the training and WA licensing pathway for drivers transporting placard loads by road.
Explore this course →White Card
General construction induction training for people who carry out construction work in Western Australia.
Explore this course →Dump Truck Training
Compare articulated and rigid haul-truck competency pathways used across civil construction and resources sites.
Explore this course →A course name is not always a licence.
Before booking, ask the provider exactly what you receive and whether it meets the requirement for your intended job.
- Nationally recognised unit: usually results in a Statement of Attainment when successfully completed with an RTO.
- High Risk Work Licence: requires the applicable training, assessment and a separate licence process through WorkSafe WA.
- Regulatory licence: dangerous goods driving has separate WA eligibility and application requirements.
- Site competency: some plant employers require additional verification, induction or supervised experience.
Information first, provider options second.
Tell us your goal
Share the job, course or licence you are considering and your preferred location or timing.
Check the pathway
We help you identify the likely course type, questions to ask and official requirements to confirm.
Choose a provider
Where suitable, we can introduce an independent training provider for you to compare and contact.
Key official references include training.gov.au, WorkSafe WA, Main Roads WA and Transport WA. Requirements can change; always confirm the current position with the relevant regulator and chosen RTO.
Not sure which course belongs on your pathway?
Tell us your work goal and current tickets. We will help you prepare the right questions and find a suitable next step.