ABOUT WORKSAFE SMARTMOVE
SmartMove is developed by WorkSafe Western Australia as part of the SafetyLine initiative to introduce the general concepts of work health and safety to new and young workers. The programme is aimed at senior high school students in years 10-12, and new and young workers entering the workforce for the first time. Young people often feel vulnerable in their new jobs. Lack of knowledge, skills and experience combined with a desire to work hard, exposes them to a higher risk of being hurt. The main objective of the programme is to create knowledge of work health and safety in young people enabling them to recognise the potential dangers, hazards and risks associate in the workplace and provide them with the tools to stay safe in the workplace.
SmartMove consists of the SmartMove Certificate and SmartMove Safety Passport*. To use SmartMove Certificate, users need to register and create an account in order to record quiz progress and results. Registering to use SmartMove Certificate is free and only takes a few minutes.
The SmartMove Safety Passport programme can be used as learning and assessment tools for other WHS educational programs.
* Please note that Safety Passport programme is being phased out and will not be available in the new version of SmartMove launching in Q3-Q4 2020.
Fundamentals of SmartMove
SmartMove is:
- Mapped against the national competency unit BHSWHS201-Contribute to Health & Safety of Self and Others.
- Linked to the syllabuses and support materials for each level of the Career & Enterprise courses of the School Curriculum and Standards Authority WA.
- Designed to follow the Guiding principles for health and safety education for students in transition from school to work by the Australian Safety and Compensation Council (2006).
- Designed to support work health and safety elements addressed in Student Work Placement Guide by the Australian Safety and Compensation Council (2007).
