MSS Safety

Working on, in or near Confined Spaces is a potentially high-risk activity.

Skills, knowledge and procedures and confidence can fade over time.

If it’s been a while since your last course, now is a good time to refresh your knowledge, revisit safe work practices and make sure you’re still confident and in date using height safety equipment correctly.

📞 Contact MSS Safety to discuss your Confined Space initial or refresher training or book online: https://msstraining.arlo.co/w/schedule/cat-5-/

MSS Safety RTO 40349

Enter Confined Spaces Working on, in or near Confined Spaces is a potentially high-risk activity. Skills, knowledge and procedures and confidence can fade over time. If it’s

Working at height is a high-risk activity, and skills, procedures and confidence can fade over time.

If it’s been a while since your last course, now is a good time to refresh your knowledge, revisit safe work practices and make sure you’re still confident and in date using height safety equipment correctly.

📞 Contact MSS Safety to discuss your Working at Heights refresher training or book online: https://msstraining.arlo.co/w/schedule/cat-5-/

MSS Safety RTO 40349

RIIWHS204E Work Safely At Heights Working at height is a high-risk activity, and skills, procedures and confidence can fade over time. If it’s been a while since your last course, now is a

Working at height is a high-risk activity, and skills, procedures and confidence can fade over time.

If it’s been a while since your last course, now is a good time to refresh your knowledge, revisit safe work practices and make sure you’re still confident and in date using height safety equipment correctly.

📞 Contact MSS Safety to discuss your Working at Heights refresher training or book online: https://msstraining.arlo.co/w/schedule/cat-5-/

MSS Safety RTO 40349

RIIWHS204E Work Safely At Heights Working at height is a high-risk activity, and skills, procedures and confidence can fade over time. If it’s been a while since your last course, now is a

From December 1st, 2026, Australia will adopt the new Workplace exposure limits for airborne contaminants.

Persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBUs) must eliminate or minimise risks in the workplace from airborne contaminants so far as is reasonably practicable.

MSS are working with employers in undertaking reconfiguration of portable and fixed detection systems over the coming months as part of the changes, to ensure your alarm points and exposure limits are correctly set to the new 'limits'.

The limits (previously standards) in place commencing December 1st, 2026, can be found on Safework Australia's information page.

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Is your business ready?

It is prudent to prepare in good time for the roll out, ensuring critical operations, SOP and policies remain compliant.

Are you ready for the new WEL limits? From December 1st, 2026, Australia will adopt the new Workplace exposure limits for airborne contaminants. Persons conducting a business or undertaking (PC

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The MSA M1 SCBA is one of the most capable self contained breathing apparatus systems currently available. Designed with firefighters, emergency response teams and industrial users in mind, it combines comfort, durability and advanced technology in a package that performs exceptionally well in demanding environments.

One of the standout features is its modular design. Components can be configured to suit different operational requirements, making future upgrades and maintenance straightforward. The ergonomic harness is comfortable during extended wear, while the balanced weight distribution helps reduce operator fatigue.

From a service perspective, the M1 has been engineered with maintenance in mind. Routine servicing is efficient, parts are readily accessible, and the platform is designed to minimise downtime, an important consideration for organisations managing operational readiness.

Product Feature - MSA M1 Breathing Apparatus The MSA M1 SCBA is one of the most capable self contained breathing apparatus systems currently available. Designed with firefighters, emergency response teams

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6yr servicing of Scott Sigma and Propak self contained breathing apparatus.

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We modified the service truck to allow me to operate (mostly) with one arm in a supportive sling, and not let my team down.

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Under Standards Australia AS3745 and broader Australian emergency management systems, coloured helmets, vests, and similar identification could be viewed simply as a way of recognising who performs which role during an emergency.

In reality, the system is doing something much deeper.

The colours and identification do not just affect how other people see the responder. They affect how the responder sees themselves.

The moment somebody puts on:

- a white Chief Warden helmet

- a yellow Area Warden vest

- a red Warden helmet

- a blue Breathing Apparatus vest

a psychological transition often begins to occur.

The Psychology Behind Emergency Warden Identification Under Standards Australia AS3745 and broader Australian emergency management systems, coloured helmets, vests, and similar identification could be viewed simply