Its Registered Training Organisation, Asset Training, is dedicated to providing specific training in wastewater management and industrial maintenance services.
Asset Training is fully equipped to deliver its training courses Australia-wide.
All trainers are experienced with VET accreditation and a passion for providing exceptional and comprehensive training with hopes of improving the wastewater management and industrial maintenance services on offer throughout Australia.
Courses on offer cover a wide range of skill and experience levels, and all include both theoretical and practical delivery and assessments.
Asset Training is committed to constantly developing new industry-specific training, and its dedication to quality has not gone unnoticed, with its new Online High Pressure Water Jetting (HPWJ) Course nominated for the 2020 Hunter Safety Award for Best WHS Training Course, while one of its trainers, Holly Tonner, was nominated for Young WHS Leader of the Year.
The HPWJ Course has form in this area, having taken out the award in 2019.
New additions and key courses
Asset Training is now offering a new Online HPWJ Refresher Course, which is the first of its kind in Australia.
The course uses the MSMWJ301 ‘Operate a high-pressure water jetting system’ to assess the competency knowledge of the HPWJ operator.
The operator is then practically assessed through document and video submissions and if successful is re-certified as competent to their operator status.
Asset Training is also offering its Confined Space courses at its new Confined Space training facility.
The Confined Space Entry course is designed to provide the participants with the competencies required to remove or minimise risks in the workplace associated with confined space person entry.
Asset Training’s CCTV Conduit Inspector training has quickly become a necessity and utility prerequisite, as it provides students with the knowledge and skills expected of a qualified CCTV operator or supervisor undertaking conduit inspections and reporting on the condition of conduits in Australia.
A student will be given an introduction to conduit inspection software, shown how to perform a thorough CCTV conduit inspection survey and prepare associated conduit condition reports.
This course can be attended by CCTV field managers and operators who require the highest understanding of the sewer and stormwater conduit inspection evaluation process, or any person who is responsible for evaluating, inspecting, reporting, or is associated with conduit/asset management, inspection or construction.
Asset Training has the latest equipment and software available for delivery of this training, ensuring all students are up to date with the latest industry knowledge, methods and technology.
Aqua Assets
Outside of its training centre, parent company Aqua Assets is a major industry name in its own right, providing fully compliant CCTV stormwater and sewer pipeline/conduit inspections as well as full asset service from water jet cleaning, vacuum loading, clearing root cutting, high pressure water flex cleaning, cold cutting, pipeline rehabilitation, civil works and turnkey project management.
Aqua Assets will often follow up with a post-works CCTV inspection and report, as this pre and post reporting helps identify maintenance and repair needs, as well as confirm the completion of any rehabilitation works.
The company recently celebrated the arrival of its first Hi Rail Combination truck, a vehicle perfect for drain cleaning, NDD, vacuuming and more which is available specifically for the rail industry.
The company has been in business for more than two decades and some of its staff have been in the industry for more than 40 years, giving Aqua Assets an edge in expertise.
The company also holds complete plumbing drainage and gas fitting contractor licences.
For more information visit the Aqua Assets website.
This article was featured in the June 2021 edition of Trenchless Australasia. To view the magazine on your PC, Mac, tablet or mobile device, click here.