Safety & PPE1 CECs

Introduction to Using Personal Protective Equipment

Name: Introduction to Using Personal Protective Equipment
Price: 29 AUD
Availability: InStock

This course provides cleaning and restoration professionals with practical working knowledge of the personal protective equipment (PPE) used in their daily roles. You will learn to select the right PPE for specific hazards, wear it correctly, maintain it in serviceable condition, and understand its limitations. PPE is the last line of defence in the hierarchy of controls — understanding its correct use is a WHS obligation, not just a best practice.

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Course Instructor

$29

AUD

CECs

0.5h

Duration

About This Course

Topics covered: respiratory protection selection, fit-checking, and correct use; eye and face protection types and applications; head protection in restoration environments; hearing protection selection and correct fitting; and body protection including gloves, coveralls, and chemical-resistant clothing.

What You'll Learn

Earn 1 IICRC Continuing Education Credits (CECs) toward maintaining an existing IICRC certification
Apply current Australian and New Zealand methods to real-world restoration jobs
Build competency in training the IICRC does not offer locally — a CARSI-issued credential, not an IICRC certification
Receive a verifiable digital credential for your professional portfolio

Credential & CECs

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Digital Credential

Receive a verifiable digital credential with a unique public URL. Share directly to LinkedIn or include in job applications.

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IICRC CEC Tracking

This course awards 1 IICRC Continuing Education Credits. Credits are automatically recorded and exportable for IICRC submission.

This CARSI course complements the IICRC — it is Southern-Hemisphere training the IICRC does not offer, not an IICRC certification. It earns IICRC Continuing Education Credits (CECs) toward maintaining an existing IICRC certification, which is obtained separately through IICRC-approved schools and examinations.

Introduction to Using Personal Protective Equipment