About Us

Kimberley Training & Assessment trains individuals in the operation of a wide variety of equipment and procedures such as:

• Mobile Cranes (both wheeled & crawler) to open certification
• Other cranes, such as vehicle truck cranes, knuckle boom cranes, non slew cranes and overhead cranes
• Lift trucks (industrial and construction)
• Aerial platforms
• Crane trucks
• Straddle carriers (timber)
• Front-end loaders
• Backhoe (wheeled and tracked Excavator)
• Dump trucks
• Graders
• Bulldozers
• Safety awareness for supervisors
• Agricultural tractors
• Skid Steer loader

We offer on-site training programs at the client's facility using the equipment the operators use. Our programs can be tailored to suit novice and experienced personnel as well as topics specific to the facility or industry.

To meet OSH Australia Standards and more, the Australian Safety Council for Compensation (ASCC) requires documented training for crane operators. The ASCC, which is made up of representatives from all segments of construction, mining and general industry, has developed a fair, objective, independent and standardised assessment of the skills and knowledge needed by crane operators.

Certification is mandatory from July 2007. An increasing number of employers, mines, including state agencies such as Western Power, are requiring operators to be certified through an ASCC program as a condition of work.

We can help meet these requirements by providing specialised crane operator training tailored to specific needs.

Site Risk Assessment - Auditing

Kimberley Training and Assessment conducts site visits to verifying the existence and implementation of elements of occupational safety and health system and for verifying the system’s ability to achieve defined safety objectives within
AS/NZS4804:201 - AS/NZS4630.

Construction/Mining site risk assessment-auditing and safety awareness

• For plant Design/selection/construction/maintenance of premises, equipment and substances
• Quality management
• Environment management and waste disposal
• Identification of data critical to the management of health and safety
• Selection of appropriate performance indicators
• Use of information technology in the collection and analysis of essential data.
• Safety Audit general
• Safety Survey
• Safety Inspection
• Safety Tour
• Safety Sampling
• HAZOP
• Crane Safety Audit
• Pressure vessels Audit
• Lifting Tackles Audit
• Statutory Regulations Compliance Audit
• Emergency Communication Audit
• Plant/Machinery Audit

Kimberley Training & Assessment believes safety starts at home and KT&A was recently admitted to the Safety Institute of Australia (SIA).

More Information is available from: KT&A_Information (DOC - 45KB)