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New Accredited Training Course for Shed Builders

3 December 2021

 

Fair Dinkum Builds (FDB) is a proud supporter of the new ShedSafe shed builder training course, which aims to improve safety and build capacity within the booming shed industry. It heralds an exciting and recognised career pathway for new and existing shed builders.

It comes at a critical time as demand for commercial and home improvement continues to grow.

“We need more highly trained professionals to support the shed industry. The ShedSafe training program is comprehensive. It covers all aspects of shed building, from planning, measuring and interpreting plans to construction, customer service, safety and financial management. It’s the complete training package. It offers builders and customers complete peace of mind,” – said Richard Gray – FDB National Business Manager.

Developed in conjunction with the Australian Steel Institute (ASI) and Masters in Building Training (MIBT), the 18-unit course is web-based for easy, self-paced access.

It covers all aspects of building safe and compliant prefabricated metal-framed homes and structures, including sheds, garages, decks, patios and carports. On completion, students gain practical experience, accredited skills and a recognised qualification.

The course is now open to shed builders in NSW with plans for rollout in Queensland and other Australian states and territories over time.

It suits those considering:

  • a career in shed building
  • the development of new or existing staff
  • a new service offering for their existing business
  • a recognised qualification

Experienced shed builders can apply for recognition of prior learning to accelerate their qualification.

To learn more about the ShedSafe Shed Builder training course, visit shedsafe.com.au.


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