Link Resources RTO 45483

01/09/2026

⚡ It’s Electrical Safety Fortnight.

For crews working around electrical infrastructure, being prepared isn’t optional. And when something goes wrong, knowing how to respond in those first critical moments can make all the difference.

Now is a good time to check whether your team’s electrical safety and emergency response training is current.

Link Resources delivers nationally recognised training including:

⚡ UETDRMP018 – Perform rescue from a live low voltage panel
❤️ HLTAID009 – Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
🦺 UETDREL006 – Work safely in the vicinity of live electrical apparatus

Whether your team works directly within the electrical industry or regularly operates around electrical network infrastructure, the right training helps workers understand the risks and respond appropriately when it matters.

📍 Training available across multiple Link Resources locations, with on-site delivery available for workplace teams.

31/08/2026

🦺Link Resources attended the 2026 AIHS Victorian Safety Symposium at AAMI Park in Melbourne last Friday, joining health and safety professionals, leaders and advisors from across Victoria.

This year’s theme, Safety in Practice, put the focus on practical outcomes - moving beyond theory and looking at what’s actually working in workplaces.

We had some great conversations with HSE coordinators, safety managers and industry professionals about the challenges they’re seeing on site, what good safety practice looks like in the real world, and the role quality training plays in keeping workforces safe and compliant.

A big thank you to the Australian Institute of Health & Safety for putting together another valuable industry event.

27/08/2026

⚠️ September is almost here - is your Confined Space training current?

Our nationally recognised Confined Space Training runs regularly across multiple Link Resources locations and packs four units of competency into a practical training program:

✅ RIIWHS202E – Enter and work in confined spaces
✅ MSMWHS217 – Gas test atmospheres
✅ MSMPER205 – Enter confined space
✅ MSMPER200 – Work in accordance with an issued permit

📍 Adelaide
📍 Brisbane
📍 Sunshine Coast
📍 Melbourne
📍 Launceston
📍 Devonport

From gas testing and atmospheric hazards through to permits and safe entry procedures, participants develop practical skills they can take back to the workplace.

September dates are coming up - book your seat now!

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Complete your confined spaces training with Link Resources. Learn essential safety practices and compliance measures for working in and managing confined spaces

26/08/2026

🚧 Melbourne, we’re coming!

Link Resources is heading to the Australian Pavement Marking Conference this week, running from 26–28 August.

We’re looking forward to getting amongst an industry that plays such an important role in keeping Australia’s roads moving safely — and catching up with the contractors, road authorities and industry professionals who make it happen.

If you work across:

🛣️ Pavement marking & road maintenance
🚦 Traffic Control & Traffic Management
🏗️ Civil & infrastructure
📍 Road and asset management
👷 Workforce safety & compliance

…come and find the Link Resources team and say hello!

We’d particularly love to chat about Traffic Control and Traffic Management training and how we can support the people working on Australia’s roads.

See you in Melbourne! 👋

RIAA Australian Pavement Marking Conference 2026

25/08/2026

Always a pleasure working with CH Trade Training Centre!

24/08/2026

🎓 It’s National Skills Week!

And for us, it’s a great opportunity to celebrate something we’re incredibly proud to be part of - Australia’s vocational education and training sector.

As a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) delivering nationally recognised training, we see every day what practical skills and quality training can do for workers, workplaces and entire industries.

From someone earning their first qualification to an experienced worker adding another competency, these aren’t just pieces of paper. They represent skills that can be taken back to the workplace and applied where they matter.

This week, we’re celebrating the trainers, students, employers and organisations who continue investing in skills and building a safer, more capable Australian workforce. 👏

Proud to play our part in the VET story.

21/08/2026

Our First Aid & CPR course is completed in one day and covers the essential skills every workplace should have within its team:

✅ HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid
✅ HLTAID009 – Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation

📍 Courses running regularly across Adelaide, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Melbourne, Devonport and Launceston.

🏢 Training a whole team? We can also deliver First Aid & CPR on-site at your workplace, making it easier to get your workforce trained together.

💲 From $195 per person
💰 Keystone funding available in Tasmania
💰 CITB funding available in South Australia
💰 CSQ funding available in Queensland

Whether you're getting certified for the first time, keeping qualifications current, or organising training for your entire workforce, we've got options to suit.

Book your next course:
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Enrol in First Aid and CPR Training at Link Resources. Gain nationally recognised certifications in HLTAID011 Provide First Aid and HLTAID009 CPR.

19/08/2026

🫁 If your team works around crystalline silica, this is a resource worth knowing about.

Safe Work Australia has released ClearLungs, a practical toolbox resource designed to help workplaces identify, assess and manage the risks associated with crystalline silica.

For teams cutting, grinding, drilling or otherwise working with silica-containing materials, understanding the risks and having the right controls in place is critical.

ClearLungs provides another useful resource for employers, supervisors and workers to support safer conversations and practices on site.

🔧 Add it to your safety toolbox and share it with your team.

Learn more from Safe Work Australia:
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Work processes can release invisible dusts, gases, fumes, vapours, mists and microorganisms into the air.

17/08/2026

⚡Link Resources will be attending the Gippsland New Energy Conference 2026 (GNEC26) in Traralgon this Wednesday!

With new energy projects moving forward, investment growing and opportunities emerging across the region, we’re looking forward to hearing what’s ahead for Gippsland - and connecting with the organisations helping make it happen.

For us, a big part of that conversation is workforce readiness. As projects grow, so does the need for skilled, competent and safety-focused workers ready to deliver them.

We’re looking forward to connecting with people across:

⚡ Energy & renewables
🏗️ Construction & infrastructure
👷 Workforce development
🦺 Safety & compliance
🎓 Training & skills development

If you’re attending GNEC26 on Wednesday, come and say hello to the Link Resources team. We’d love to hear what your organisation is working on and talk about how training can support your workforce.

📍 Gippsland Performing Arts Centre, Traralgon

17/08/2026

What makes a good workplace 4WD training facility?

At our Moreton Bay 4WD Training Facility, participants train across more than 1,000 acres of purpose-built terrain designed to replicate the conditions workers can actually encounter on the job.

🌿 Bush tracks
⛰️ Steep gradients and challenging terrain
🛞 Gravel surfaces
🚧 Realistic off-road conditions
🛑 Gravel-to-concrete braking practice

It's about giving drivers the opportunity to experience changing terrain, understand how a vehicle responds and practise making the right decisions in a controlled training environment - before they're faced with those conditions on a remote or rural worksite.

For teams operating 4WDs as part of their job, where you train matters.

We've broken down what to look for in a workplace 4WD training facility and why real-world conditions make such a difference.

Read more:
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