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👥 BEHIND EVERY ACHIEVEMENT IS A TEAM

As we continue our WA Training Awards finalist series, we're shining a light on the people who make the work we do at Trainwest possible.

From our trainers and assessors who share their knowledge and experience, to our support team and leadership who help create the systems and environment that keep everything moving forward, every person plays an important role.

Together, we work to support learners, respond to industry needs and deliver training that helps people build the skills, knowledge and confidence to succeed.

To our entire Trainwest team: thank you for everything you do. Your dedication, expertise and commitment make a difference every day.

And, of course, to our learners, clients and industry partners, thank you for trusting us and being part of our journey.

This one's for the whole team. 🙌

✨ MORE THAN AN AWARD

Continuing our WA Training Awards finalist series, we’re taking a moment to reflect on what this recognition means to us.

Being named a finalist for WA Large Training Provider of the Year 2026 is more than a title. It represents the commitment we make every day to delivering quality training, supporting learner success and helping individuals and organisations build the skills and capability they need for the future.

For us, great training is about creating meaningful outcomes, empowering people with knowledge, practical skills and confidence that they can take into the workplace and beyond.

This recognition is a reminder of why we do what we do, and we’re incredibly proud of the team and community behind it.

To our learners, clients, industry partners, trainers, assessors and support team, thank you for being part of the Trainwest journey. This recognition is something we’re proud to share with you. 💙

🏆 WE’RE A FINALIST! 🏆

We’re proud to share that Trainwest has been named a finalist for WA Large Training Provider of the Year 2026 at the WA Training Awards!

This recognition is a wonderful milestone for our organisation and a reflection of the commitment, dedication and passion that our team brings to training and workforce developmen

Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing a series of posts highlighting what this recognition means to us, the people behind our work, the impact we strive to make, and the journey that has brought us to this moment.

We’re incredibly grateful to our learners, clients, industry partners and our dedicated team for being part of the Trainwest journey.

We’re honoured to be recognised alongside other outstanding training providers across Western Australia, and we look forward to celebrating at the WA Training Awards Presentation Ceremony on 10 September 2026. 🎉

Congratulations to all the finalists!

Stay tuned as we celebrate the journey with you.

📚 LEARN AT YOUR OWN PACE. NEVER LEARN ALONE.

For busy working adults, finding time for professional development can be challenging.

Self-paced learning offers the flexibility to study around work, family and everyday life. But flexibility is only part of the picture.

The right support, feedback and human connection can make all the difference.

In our latest article, Damien Wragg, Director at Trainwest, explores why the future of self-paced learning is about combining the flexibility of technology with the guidance and support of people.

👉 Read the full article: https://trainwest.com.au/helpful-information/why-self-paced-learning-works-flexibility-with-a-human-in-the-loop/

Why Self-Paced learning Works: Flexibility with a human in the loop | Trainwest Discover how self-paced learning combines flexibility and dedicated support to help busy professionals build skills and achieve their goals.

🦺 Tradies National Health Month | August 2026

A safe workplace starts with healthy people.

This August, we recognise the importance of supporting the health and wellbeing of Australia’s tradies, the people who build our communities, maintain our infrastructure, and keep industries moving.

Workplace safety is more than policies and procedures. It’s about creating a culture where people feel supported, looked after, and empowered to perform at their best.

From physical health and mental wellbeing to looking out for the people around us, small actions can create stronger, safer, and more resilient workplaces.

At Trainwest, we believe that building capability and fostering a strong safety culture go hand in hand.

Let’s continue to prioritise the wellbeing of our workforce, because when people are supported, workplaces thrive.

Great trainers. Relevant content. Real learning.

We’re proud to share this 5-star feedback from Jamie Barney, who recently completed training with Trainwest. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Jamie highlighted the experience in three simple words: great trainer, well presented, and relevant content.

That’s what quality training should be about, learning that is engaging, practical, and relevant to the real world.

A big thank you to Tom Bourne for delivering a great learning experience and to Jamie for taking the time to share this feedback. Your feedback means a lot to our team! 🙌

Thinking about your next step in workplace health and safety training?

📩 Get in touch with our team today to explore our upcoming courses and find the right training for you.

We’re proud to continue our partnership with the Port Hedland Chamber of Commerce & Industry (PHCCI) as a 2026-2027 member!

As we strengthen our connection with the Pilbara region, we’re excited to bring quality training opportunities back to the area and support the people, businesses and communities that make the region so strong.

We believe strong local partnerships are important in building a skilled and confident workforce. Through our continued partnership with PHCCI, we look forward to supporting local businesses and organisations with practical training that meets the needs of their people and workplaces.

We’re proud to be part of a community that is committed to helping local businesses grow and succeed. We look forward to working alongside businesses and partners across the Pilbara to support quality training, stronger communities and lasting partnerships.

Here’s to an exciting year ahead and to bringing training back to the Pilbara region!

🏆 We’re thrilled to announce that Trainwest Safety Institute has been named a finalist in the 2026 Australian Mining Prospect Awards!

We are incredibly proud to be recognised in the Education & Training Program of the Year category for the work we have done delivering our Statutory Positions Training Program and the contribution it continues to make to the Western Australian mining industry.

Over the past few years, we’ve trained more than 10,000 people who now hold statutory positions across the WA mining industry.

Being recognised amongst the best in the country is a testament to the passion, professionalism and commitment of our entire team, as well as the trust and support of our clients and industry partners.

👉 View the 2026 finalists: https://prospectawards.com.au/2026-finalists/

The winner will be announced at the 2026 Australian Mining Prospect Awards Gala Dinner on Wednesday, 16 September 2026, at Fraser's Kings Park, Perth.

Whether we take home the trophy or not, becoming a national finalist is an outstanding achievement and recognition of the impact we are making in our industry.

Congratulations to our incredible team, and thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey! 👏🎉

📢 Perth Health & Safety Networking Event | Demystifying Schedule 26

We are proud to support the Australian Institute of Health & Safety (AIHS) WA Branch as a sponsor of this insightful networking event happening Thursday 30 July 2026.

Join fellow health and safety professionals for a practical, discussion-based session exploring Schedule 26 and Specific Statutory Roles across different industries and sectors, featuring guest speaker:

Alan Stevenson – Principal Consultant, Barclayss

What to expect:
• Practical insights into Schedule 26 and statutory roles
• Discussion around contemporary WHS practices and challenges
• Opportunities to share experiences and connect with fellow WHS professionals
• Drinks and nibbles provided, proudly sponsored by Trainwest Safety Institute

📅 Thursday 30 July 2026
⏰ 5:30pm – 7:30pm
📍 Lot Twenty, 20/57 James St, Perth WA

AIHS Members: $22 incl. GST
Non-Members: $33 incl. GST

Spaces are limited, so don’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect and contribute to the conversation around WHS in Perth.

👉 Register here: https://aihs.org.au/Web/Events/AIHS_Event_.aspx?EventKey=EVE_PHS726&WebsiteKey=d4c31fa4-467a-4959-b48b-cae3ea93e516

Please note: You’ll need to sign in or create an AIHS account to register.

We look forward to supporting this valuable event and connecting with the Perth WHS community!

We’ve shared Marama’s role, her experience, and the impact she makes through her work, but there’s so much more to her than her Partnerships Manager title!

When she’s not building partnerships and working with our partners, Marama loves staying active, playing netball and softball, enjoying time with family and friends, and making the most of every adventure and good laugh along the way.

It’s been wonderful getting to know more about the person behind the role and sharing a little glimpse into what makes Marama who she is, both in and out of the office.

Thank you, Marama, for bringing so much energy, heart and dedication to everything you do. We’re so lucky to have you as part of the Trainwest team! 🧡

That’s a wrap on our 4-part Team Member Spotlight series! Thank you for following along and getting to know Marama with us. ✨

But the spotlight doesn’t stop here! 👀 Our Team Member Spotlight series will continue next month, with a new Trainwest team member taking centre stage in August. Stay tuned, you won’t want to miss getting to know the next person behind the role!