Participants must:
- A current or recently expired AQF3 accreditation certificate or card must be provided on request to qualify for re-accreditation.
- Strictly comply with chemical safety protocols, Work Health and Safety (WHS) directives, and environmental protection guidelines during all practical exercises.
- Online – This course is completed online and requires access to a computer or laptop with a reliable internet connection. Participants should be comfortable using online learning platforms and uploading video or image evidence where required as part of the assessment process.
Language, Literacy, Numeracy, and Digital Capability Requirements
To complete this course successfully, participants will need:
- Reading: Interpreting complex chemical product labels, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), spray calibration charts, weather condition meters, and relevant state chemical control legislation.
- Writing: Completing chemical application logs, spray record sheets, chemical inventory registers, risk assessments, and emergency spill procedure documentation.
- Numeracy: Calculating chemical dilution rates, tank mix ratios, water application volumes per hectare, boom spray application speeds, and calibration calculations.
- Oral Communication & Hearing: Communicating effectively regarding chemical safety hazards, conducting pre-application site risk briefings, and following instructor safety directions.
- Digital Literacy: Basic computer or smartphone skills.