BSB41419 Certificate IV In Workplace Health And Safety (Funded)
Build practical skills that open doors across industries.
This qualification is designed for people ready to step into safety-focused roles or strengthen their workplace capability.
The BSB41419 Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety provides the knowledge and practical tools to identify risks, support compliance, and contribute to safer workplaces.
Delivered face-to-face over 18 structured training days, this program focuses on real-world application. You will work through practical scenarios that reflect what actually happens in workplaces.
Who This Is For
This program is suited to individuals who:
- Are looking to enhance their skills and improve employment options
- Want to move into or formalise a WHS-focused role
- Are currently working in operations, administration, or supervision and need practical safety capability
- Prefer structured, face-to-face learning with trainer support
What You Will Learn
You will develop skills to:
- Support compliance with WHS laws and regulations
- Assist in risk identification and risk control
- Contribute to incident response and investigation
- Participate in WHS consultation and communication processes
- Help implement and monitor WHS systems and procedures
- Develop workplace documentation and reports
The course brings these areas together through practical activities, workplace-style tasks, and applied assessments.
- This structure allows you to build capability progressively while maintaining work and other commitments.
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Funding Eligibility
Entry Requirements
- Support compliance with WHS laws and regulations
- Assist in risk identification and risk control
- Contribute to Contribute to incident response and investigation
- Participate in WHS consultation and communication processes
- Help implement and monitor WHS systems and procedures
- Develop workplace documentation and reports
Resources Fees: $150.00
- Be employed or working more than 20 hours per week in any industry;
- an Australian citizen;
- permanent visa holder, or
- holder of a subclass 300, 309, 444, 445, 461, 785, 790, or 820 visa;
- secondary holder of a temporary visa of sub-class 188, 457, 482, 489, 491, or 494;
- holder of a Bridging Visa E (subclasses 050 and 051) where the visa holder has made a valid application for a visa of subclass 785 or 790;
- Ukrainian citizens who are holders of a visa subclass 449 or 786;
- Afghan citizens who are holders of a visa subclass 449; and
- holders of a bridging visa who are eligible to work and who have made a valid application for a subclass 866.
Please contact us for any enquiries regarding funding eligibility, or please visit the Jobs and Skills WA website for more information(https://www.jobsandskills.wa.gov.au/).