Training Partners / Third Party Arrangements
Total Management and Training partners with organisations to deliver accredited training to their clients. Total Management and Training only chooses quality organisations to work under these Third Party Arrangements and ensures there is a high level of monitoring and consultation with the partners.
We aim to provide support and guidance to any organisation which enters into one of these arrangements with us, so both organisations may achieve their goals.
If you are interested in a third party arrangement with Total Management and Training, please contact us.
Current Partners
Control Point Rescue
Control Point Rescue (CPR) is a small family owned and operated Far North Queensland business that was established in 2018 by Clayton Vladich and Adam Spinelli.
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Control Point Rescue has a different paradigm to most emergency response and training organisations. CPR's preference is to align and work closely with clients, learn their processes and contextualise training and ERT delivery, specifically for the sites and tasks being undertaken. This process allows for courseware to be customised specifically to the site, enhancing and streamlining emergency response practice and process. To achieve this Control Point Rescue employs highly trained, professional and experienced, emergency response technicians and trainers. All personnel have proven emergency response backgrounds specifically Queensland Fire and Emergency Services and/or Resource Sector Emergency Response Team personnel.
The leadership team of Control Point Rescue has a combined experience of 36 years emergency response, incident control and training delivery across Australia. Control Point Rescue is a referral-based business with active emergency response, confined space management, and training contracts across heavy industrial and construction sites in the Far North.
Website: Control Point Rescue - Control Point Group
LinkedIn: Adam Spinelli | LinkedIn
School of Rigging
North Queensland's only comprehensive School of Rigging and High Risk Licensing.
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School of Rigging have the knowledge, accreditations and resources to conduct walk-in, walk-out training and assessment for Dogging to Advanced Rigging, EWP, Forklift, Non-Slew Crane, Scaffolding to Advanced Level, Working at Heights, Confined Space Entry and more!
School of Rigging strives to deliver training that is personal, practical, with a real world, hands on focus that provides students with the competence and confidence to do the job safely.
As well as training and assessment services, School of Rigging also provides specialty services such as mini crane hire, specialty rigging and verifications of competency.
Website: School of Rigging
Facebook: School of Rigging | Facebook
Platinum Training Solutions
Platinum Training Solutions provides practical training and assessment for the mining and construction industries.
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We work closely with clients and students to tailor training to their needs, from those entering the industry to experienced professionals building on their skills.
Our training draws on industry experience in scaffolding, rigging, crane operations and workplace safety. We focus on developing the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to work safely and effectively on site.
Through our training partnerships, we offer training and assessment in scaffolding from basic to advanced, basic and intermediate rigging, dogging, forklift operation, elevated work platforms, non-slew cranes, 60-tonne slewing cranes, telehandlers, confined space entry, gas testing, breathing apparatus and working safely at heights.
Training is available at your workplace or at our Mackay depot, with delivery tailored to your team and operational requirements.
Website: platinumtrainingsolutions.com.au
Facebook: Platinum Training Solutions | Facebook
Dayjavu Training and Assessment
You can’t get more ‘Queenslander!!!’ than Jack. A Gordonvale lad for many years Jack has dabbled in it all.
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Birr chipping, roustabout in a shearing shed, irrigation control on an asparagus farm, concreter, lawn mowing / green keeping, furniture removalist, maintaining water supply systems, plumbers labourer, overhead gantry crane operator, shot fire driller (batter holes) and relief wards-man for a hospital. He played high level Rugby League for Valleys and coached A-Grade Rugby League for many years. It’s exhausting trying to keep up with Jack’s involvements.
Moving on to the sugar mills… as you do… Jack was head rigger, crane driver, scaffolder, and general HRW guy for Mulgrave Central Mill. From Health and Safety Rep, Jack moved into a safety officer role which included safety coordination and return to work rehabilitation for the entire mill. After a decade of sugar, Jack moved into the Government sector.
Jack became Principle Inspector, Licensing for Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) where he had oversight of the licensing system in the Northern Queensland region (Mackay to Cooktown). Within that time, Jack took on an industry release program where he was the safety advisor / trainer / assessor for the Thiess Degremont Desalination Project Wonthaggi, Victoria (a $1.4 billion project).
Jack moved on to become the training coordinator for the Gladstone Liquefied Natural Gas (GLNG) Upstream – Fluor, then safety advisor / assessor / training coordinator for QCLNG Thiess in a FIFO role, as well as safety advisor for APLNG Leighton (now CPB Contractors). With this project’s longevity, Jack asked to be transferred to the role of Safety Training Coordinator, due to his mutual joy of being a trainer/assessor, and seeing people not get hurt at work.
Jack joined the team of Total Management and Training during the year of fun that was 2020, and has been one of our key high risk work, confined space entry, heights, and HSR trainers delivering services throughout FNQ and into the Northern Territory.
Jack is still supporting industry, and spends his time training and assessing within the various contract roles he is currently undertaking.
Linked In: Stephen 'Jack' Day
Daly Safety and Training
Fully equipped to deliver onsite training by road throughout Northern, Western and Southern Queensland, as well as New South Wales.
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Trainer/Assessor Patrick 'Pat' Daly has spent 38 years in emergency services and the military in remote Queensland and Papua New Guinea.
Pat has been a trainer since 1988 and is an experienced Workplace Health and Safety Officer, as well as wearing a myriad of other hats. Recent training has been in underground mines in Tasmania, Solomon Water, Honiara, and Vares (Adriatic Metals) in Bosnia.
Pat has also undertaken many trips to For North, Western and Central Queensland driving his state of the art, fully equipped training vehicle which is able to realistically simulate confined spaces and working at heights.
Pat has broad experience in emergency management, workplace health and safety, audits, investigations, and training for construction, mining, oil and gas, as well as a multitude of utilities and other industries.
Melloz Services
Melloz Services was established in 2012. Melloz Services provide training and consultancy solutions to meet the needs of the mining, construction and transport industries.
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Although Melloz are based in Ingham, their activities are NOT limited to North Queensland. Training activities are conducted across Queensland in locations including Weipa, Cairns, Townsville, Tully, Mt Isa, Mackay, Moranbah, Gladstone and Brisbane.
The Melloz team seeks to meet the needs of clients by offering a range of services starting with consultation and advice through to specific training courses. The Melloz team can provide both on and offsite training, flexible training hours as well as one on one and group training. Their trainers and assessors have extensive experience in heavy industry, construction, transport and mining and are willing to meet and exceed clients' expectations.
Website: Melloz Services
LinkedIn: Lorenzo Inunciaga
Roy's Remote Training Solutions
Adam Roy is an Atherton Tablelands lad through and through. Growing up in the region, Adam attended Mareeba High School where we have no doubt, he was an angelic student who never got into any trouble at all...
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Moving into earthmoving after leaving school, Adam worked for a variety of mining and civil construction operators including Kagara Zinc, CCC Trucking & Equipment, STJ Earthmoving, and Aurukun Earthmoving undertaking contract work for Rio Tinto in Weipa.
The mines must have generated a fair amount of appeal for Adam, as he commenced contracting for South32 back in 2012, and hasn’t left since. Starting on the dozers, Adam soon became leading hand, and then acting supervisor, moving onto other plant as an operator and crew trainer. Adam has also been a training specialist and continues to enjoy the work he does at South32 GEMCO in the Northern Territory.
When not playing in mining leases, Adam runs his own training company Roy’s Remote Training Solutions on the Tablelands, where he provides earthmoving machinery training and RII tickets for both civil and mining industries all over Far North Queensland.
So if you’re looking for a career in the mining and civil construction industry, look no further than Roy’s Remote Training and go and play in the dirt with the big boys’ toys.
Facebook: Roy's Remote Training Solutions