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Welding Courses in Indigenous Communities
Posted in Indigenous Training

Welding Courses in Indigenous Communities

Artistic or Practical BBQ made from tractor parts, Massey Ferguson front grill & rimAir tank made into gas BBQ with lid, 100% recycled.   First task fix the sledgehammer,  welded a new handle on and steel grinded to remove rust.  Most remote towns have allot of steel and old car parts that can be used…

Posted in Defensive Driving

4x4 Darwin Course - Testimonial

My name is Leanne and I have recently completed a 4x4 course with you as a requirement with my employer. I wanted to let you know that I found the course to be very informative, very hands on which is very useful. Having just moved to the NT and having a new wheel drive there was plenty for me to learn.…

Posted in Defensive Driving, Safety

Highlift Jack Kicks Back Massive

Highlift jack watch out, watch video only 45 seconds.  To make it safer never put your body or head over the bar as the potential power in the bar is huge and can flip back and knock you out.  The high lift jack has the ability to lift 1600kg thats more than one and a half ton so there is allot of weight…

Posted in Indigenous Training

Welding courses that make BBQs for the bush

Welding courses where the students make bush BBQs that can be used for open fires.  Very useful in the bush.  Mig welding and manual arc welding courses in remote parts of the NT. These courses are great for bush people that use BBQs over fires for cooking.    Train Safe NT can travel to remote Indigenous…

Posted in Chainsaw, Safety

Chaps for chainsaws - Why ?

I have often wondered if a chainsaw could cut through chaps or chainsaw pants, so I tested it and nailed an old pait of chaps to a log and ran the chainsaw through the chaps.  Watch the video only 1 minute, yes they work.  Chaps will save your legs.   The filming is not great but you get the point. …