Inertia Training is the trading name of Pro Med International the registered RTO, RTO Provider # 40705.

Where applicable, our accredited courses lead to nationally recognised units of competency or qualifications. Statements of Attainment or qualifications are issued by RTO 40705 in accordance with the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

We primarily work with businesses operating in high-risk, site-based environments including mining, civil construction, manufacturing, maintenance and shutdown operations.

We deliver training Australia-wide, with a strong focus on on-site delivery in high-risk and operational environments.

We regularly service Queensland and New South Wales and mobilise to Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia and Victoria for regional and remote engagements.

Our model prioritises travelling to your site to deliver practical training aligned to your operational conditions, reducing downtime and improving workforce capability.

Yes. Remote and mine site delivery is a core part of our training model.

We support mining, civil construction, maintenance and shutdown operations across Australia with on-site training aligned to site risk profiles and operational requirements.

Training can be scheduled around shutdown periods, mobilisation windows and FIFO rotations, subject to availability and logistics.

We focus on operational relevance rather than volume delivery. Training is contextualised to align with your site systems, risk profile and operational procedures while maintaining compliance with nationally recognised training requirements.

Yes. Where appropriate, training can be contextualised to reflect your site procedures, equipment and operational environment. Contextualisation does not alter nationally recognised unit requirements or assessment standards.

Submit a training enquiry outlining site location, required units or courses, participant numbers and preferred dates. Our team will provide a formal proposal including scope and pricing.

Yes. Where suitable, theory components may be delivered via online pre-course learning, followed by on-site practical training and assessment.

Site location, number of participants, required units, preferred dates and any specific site access or equipment requirements.

Weekend or after-hours delivery may be available subject to trainer availability, site conditions and prior agreement.

Group sizes depend on the unit of competency and regulatory requirements. Practical high-risk training is delivered in smaller groups to ensure appropriate supervision and assessment integrity. Maximum numbers are confirmed during booking.

We provide required training materials and specialised equipment where applicable. Site-specific equipment requirements will be confirmed prior to delivery.

Training is scheduled around shift patterns, shutdown windows and operational constraints to minimise disruption while maintaining compliance requirements.

The two day course includes specific additional units and whether additional competencies such as gas testing, permit issuing or rescue are included.

Yes. Gas testing and permit issuing units are available either as standalone units or packaged with confined space training, subject to unit requirements.

There is no legislated expiry for nationally recognised units; however, many sites and industry bodies require refresher training every 12–24 months. Refresher requirements should be confirmed against your site or employer policy.

Yes. Confined space rescue units of competency are available and can be delivered on-site, subject to equipment and safety requirements.

There are no prerequisites for confined space training, however specific unit or qualification would be required prior to undertaking rescue or supervisory units. Entry requirements are confirmed at enrolment.

Yes.
Our standard 1-day course delivers RIIWHS204E – Work safely at heights, covering hazard identification, fall protection systems, equipment inspection and practical application.
Where additional competencies such as rescue or advanced rigging are required, extended programs (2 days or more) are available.

Yes. We offer refresher training for Work Safely at Heights.

While there is no legislated expiry for nationally recognised units of competency, many employers and sites require refresher training at defined intervals, commonly every 12–24 months.

Yes. We deliver nationally recognised vertical rescue units alongside Work Safely at Heights training where required.
• PUASAR022 – Participate in a rescue operation
• PUASAR032 – Undertake vertical rescue
Rescue competencies are selected based on your operational risk profile, equipment configuration and site requirements.

Yes. We deliver HLTAID009 – Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) as a standalone course or as part of broader first aid training.

Yes. We deliver HLTAID010 – Provide basic emergency life support, which covers CPR, AED use and the management of life-threatening emergencies such as choking, severe bleeding and anaphylaxis.

Certificates are made available immediately upon successful completion of all assessment requirements and trainer sign-off.

Participants can access their Statements of Attainment and completed certificates through their secure student portal within the eSkilled system provided they enrolled electronically and their USI has been validated.

Yes. We deliver nationally recognised vertical rescue units alongside Work Safely at Heights training where required.

• PUASAR022 – Participate in a rescue operation
• PUASAR032 – Undertake vertical rescue

Rescue competencies are selected based on your operational risk profile, equipment configuration and site requirements.

Yes. On-site delivery is available and can align with your existing ERT structures and equipment.

Yes. Refresher and currency training is available for ERT personnel. While units do not have legislated expiry dates, many organisations require periodic refresher training based on operational risk and site procedures.

Yes. We deliver training for fire extinguishers and other small emergencies.

• PUAFER008 – Confine small emergencies in a facility

This unit develops the skills required to safely manage small, initial-stage emergencies using workplace emergency equipment.

Delivery duration depends on the unit or combination of units selected. Programs typically range from half-day to full-day delivery, depending on scope and practical components.

Participants should wear appropriate workplace attire and any required PPE relevant to their site environment. Specific requirements will be confirmed prior to delivery.

Yes. We deliver RIIRIS301E – Apply risk management processes, which develops the skills required to identify hazards, assess risk and implement control measures in the workplace.

We deliver accredited training in workplace drug and alcohol testing. Operational testing services can be discussed separately and confirmed based on scope and resource availability.

Yes. A capability statement outlining scope of services, trainer qualifications, insurances and delivery capacity is available upon request.

Yes. Training can be scheduled to align with shutdown and mobilisation windows.

Yes. Corporate pricing is structured based on scope, location, participant numbers and delivery requirements.

Training is typically delivered on a day-rate basis for on-site corporate bookings. This allows organisations to maximise value across approved participant numbers. Maximum participant limits apply in accordance with unit requirements and assessment conditions.