BSB41419 Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety (Contractors)

Build the practical skills to manage everyday workplace risks, support safe work practices and contribute to WHS compliance across your organisation.

• Duration: 8–12 months 
• Delivery: Traineeship / blended workplace & online 
• Location: VIC / SA 
• Outcome: Nationally recognised BSB41419 Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety 

Course Overview

Designed for staff and contractors responsible for maintaining safe workplaces, this course builds the knowledge and confidence to apply WHS laws, manage risks, and support compliance in both routine and changing environments.  

Who it’s for:

• Supervisors, team leaders and workers with WHS responsibilities 

• Contractors and operational staff supporting safety outcomes 

What it leads to:

• WHS support roles or progression into safety-focused positions 

Industry relevance: 

• Applicable across all industries where WHS compliance and risk management are critical 

What You’ll Learn:

• Apply WHS legislation and compliance requirements 

• Contribute to risk identification and control 

• Support consultation and participation processes 

• Assist with incident response and investigations 

• Contribute to WHS management systems 

• Build communication and reporting capabilities 

• Support return-to-work processes 

Career Outcomes 

• WHS Officer 

• WHS Coordinator 

• Safety Inspector 

• Supervisor 

• WHS Representative 

Delivery & Duration

• Delivery mode: Blended workplace, online and face-to-face 
• Duration: 8–12 months 
• Includes:
  • On-the-job training under employer supervision 
  • Monthly trainer contact (Zoom, phone, email)  
  • Trainer-led support sessions 
  • Dedicated trainer with optional 1:1 support 

Fees & Funding

iTFE offers specific courses funded through various state programs for eligible students. Please refer to our Fee Schedule to learn more about our state funded courses.

Refer to Funding Eligibility and Fees Schedule.

Entry Requirements

iTFE accepts applications from domestic students. Training and assessment are conducted in English and some assessment tasks are completed using a computer and the internet. Please contact our Admissions Team for more information.