Training built for real-world safety.

Working at height is Eduforce's chief domain. The fall protection cascade runs from basic worker awareness through to core competency for trainers and height safety and rescue competency.

Confined space entry and rescue, together with atmospheric gas testing, form part of Eduforce's core expertise — for workers entering the space and for the supervisors controlling the entry.

First aid capability is where Eduforce began. These programmes prepare people to recognise a medical emergency, act on it, and keep a casualty stable until professional help arrives — alongside the occupational health disciplines that prevent harm building up over time.

These programmes address health and wellbeing rather than emergency response — nutrition, women's and children's health, physical wellbeing and the pressure that wears people down over time.

Eduforce delivers scaffolding programmes covering erection and dismantling, advanced technical practice, and the inspector course that determines whether a scaffold is fit to use — alongside rope access as an alternative means of reaching height.

Fire safety training at Eduforce covers prevention and early recognition through to hands-on fire fighting, and extends into the emergency planning, preparedness and evacuation arrangements that follow an incident.

Lifting operations concentrate risk into short windows. These programmes cover attaching and directing loads, operating lifting equipment, and handling materials safely by hand.

Industrial safety covers the broader EHS programmes — electrical and chemical safety, driving, process hazard study, risk assessment and the safety management arrangements that hold them together.

Engineering controls and procedures take safety a long way, and behaviour takes it the rest. This category covers behaviour based safety together with the leadership, communication and workplace quality programmes recorded in the Eduforce portfolio.