Warehouse racking safety training

How safe are your team around steel storage racking?

A well-trained team is one of the best investments you can make in warehouse racking safety. When staff know how to manage a system correctly, spot warning signs and carry out minor maintenance properly, the risk of racking failure drops significantly.

Work, Health and Safety legislation in Australia requires employers to provide staff with training to identify hazards, assess risk and do their jobs safely.

With this in mind, IRIA offers a range of training courses – online, face-to-face or customised for your organisation – designed specifically for staff warehouse racking safety awareness.

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101: Introduction to Racking Safety

This course is designed for staff working in or around a warehouse. This is where racking safety starts. Operating a forklift, picking orders, or managing the loading dock, it doesn’t matter – if you work near racking, this is the place to start to understand how it works and what can go wrong.

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102: Racking Safety Management

This course is designed for managers and supervisors who oversee racking systems as part of their daily work. If you’re responsible for the safe use, maintenance, or compliance of a racking system – this course is for you.

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103: Installing and Repairing Racking Systems

This type of work carries the highest risk of all when completed by untrained staff. If you’re responsible for fit-outs, reconfigurations or minor repairs you need to understand how racking systems are designed to go together – not just how to use the tools.

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104: Installing and Repairing Shelving Systems

Shelving systems might look straightforward, but installing or repairing them incorrectly creates real safety risks. This course gives you the knowledge to install or repair shelving correctly, safely, and in line with the required standard.

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105: Completing weekly racking inspections

Weekly steel storage racking checks are one of the most important safety habits in any warehouse. Know how to recognise damage, overloading, and instability before they become serious risks. Without that knowledge, a weekly check is just a walk around the warehouse.

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  • With our iRAT management tool you can manage your inspection & repair process online. Once your chosen repairer has completed any repairs you can tick them off via your online report. At your next scheduled inspection, our inspector will check that the repairs have been done and certify them as complete. Check out our training course 103: Installing and Repairing Racking Systems to find out more about racking repairs.

  • Shelving should be inspected in line with steel storage racking. There are a number of potential differences that need to be considered including the floor fixings, shelving materials and stability. Check out our training course 104: Installing and Repairing Shelving Systems to find out more about shelving.

  • The adjustment of racking including beam levels can in some instances impact upon the load carrying capacity of a racking system. If you are still not sure contact IRIA on 1300 136 649 as soon as possible for advice.

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