Plant Risk Assessments for Heavy Machinery
Independent plant risk assessments that turn complex safety obligations into practical actions your team can understand and use.
Assessing plant and machinery across Australian industry.
Assessments carried out nationally, not limited to one state.
Every assessment is carried out by a qualified assessor.
Pro Training Australia helps businesses identify plant hazards, understand their responsibilities and make safer decisions with confidence. We assess excavators, trucks, loaders, skid steers and other machinery across civil construction, transport, earthmoving, landscaping, waste management and related industries.
Every assessment is shaped by the machine, the operating environment and the people who work around it. The result is a clear, practical report — not unnecessary complexity — with hazards, control measures and recommended next steps set out in language your team can act on.
We keep the process practical and transparent, so you know what is being assessed, what was identified and what needs attention next.
01 — DISCUSS
We confirm the equipment, location, work environment and assessment requirements.
02 — INSPECT
Controls, guarding, warning devices, access points and foreseeable hazards are reviewed.
03 — REPORT
You receive a structured report with clear risks and practical recommendations.
04 — SUPPORT
We clarify the findings and can assist with safety decals, extinguishers and reminders where required.
From compact site equipment to heavy earthmoving and transport plant, our approach adapts to the machine and the way it is used.
A single machine assessed properly, with a report you can hand straight to a client.
Excavators, loaders and site plant assessed around your program of works.
Fixed and mobile plant reviewed against the way it is actually operated on site.
Mixed fleets planned together so records stay current and downtime stays low.
Tell us what equipment you need assessed and where it is located. We’ll help you understand the next step.
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