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                   <title>National agreement on a code for the prevention of falls in general construction</title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=4252</link>
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                   <description>The unfortunate truth about working at height in the civil construction industry is that there is always the risk of fatality or injury. However, the good news is that the Australian Safety and Compensation Council has recently prepared a document, called National Code of Practice for the Prevention of Falls in General Construction (General Falls Code) that aims to reduce the risk and provide a safer working environment.

Fall prevention...</description>
                   
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                   <title>Mutual Recognition Agreement </title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=4251</link>
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                   <description>It has recently been brought to our attention that the Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) and the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Arrangement (TTMRA) are currently under review. The purpose of mutual recognition is to promote economic integration and increased trade between participants. It is one of a number of regulatory techniques available to governments to reduce regulatory impediments to the movement of goods and provision of services...</description>
                   
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                   <title>Osborne Mine offers Training as an Incentive</title>
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Osborne Mine is the latest client to have their underground trainers approved to deliver under OSM&amp;rsquo;s RTO. 
An innovative partnership was formed within the last month, between Osborne Mine and OSM, so that they would be able to use their own in-house trainers to conduct mining training and assessment under MNM05.
Thus giving them the ability to up skill staff with their own trainers,...</description>
                   
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                   <title>Vocational Training to Benefit both your Business and Staff Members</title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=3951</link>
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Involving your new and existing staff members in vocational training has
countless benefits, both to your staff members and to your business.
In business, staying competitive is the number
one factor determining success in the market place. Staff members are the most
important asset in any business. Keeping your staff motivated, confident and up
to date with industry trends and new technology is essential to achieving your
business...</description>
                   
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                   <title>OSM Trainer Going the Extra Mile</title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=3950</link>
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                   <description>Name: Greg Holland
Position: Trainer
Development Manager
Hobbies/interests: Fishing, golf, the
footy, and spending time with his busy family, including his three children. 
&amp;nbsp;
Moving from a successful career in the Air Force to the position of Trainer
Development Manager with OSM Group, where Greg
has been for the last four years, at first impressions seems like a &amp;ldquo;world
apart&amp;rdquo;, however Greg says the...</description>
                   
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                   <title>&amp;ldquo;I am welcome, therefore I belong&amp;rdquo;</title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=3949</link>
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New
employee induction and integration programs are absolutely vital in staff
recruitment and retention. Done poorly,
your new and potential employees will leave it wondering why on earth they even
walked through your door.
The overall purpose of an induction program,
apart from familiarising your new staff with their new workplace, is hopefully
to solidify their decision in choosing to join your organisation, as opposed to
all the...</description>
                   
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                   <title>Enough talk, time to deliver</title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=3952</link>
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AS far as the business community is concerned, the new Labor Government is finally reaching crunch time.
Scott Murdoch
| March 29, 2008
The Australian
Almost
five months after the landslide victory delivered Kevin Rudd to the
Lodge but, more importantly for business, Wayne Swan to the Treasury,
Australia's business leaders are ready to judge. 
The honeymoon period is effectively coming to an end and this week's
Council of...</description>
                   
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                   <title>Pre-Employment Training Builds Confidence in Apprentices  </title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=3644</link>
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                   <description>If there was only one personal attribute that leads to productivity and job satisfaction among new employees, managers would argue that it would be confidence in one&amp;rsquo;s ability. With this in mind, the world&amp;rsquo;s largest gold producer, Barrick, has recently put in place measures to ensure that all new apprentices will be equipped with pre-employment knowledge to ensure they are confident and &amp;ldquo;work ready&amp;rdquo;...</description>
                   
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                   <title>OSM Trainer Offers Invaluable On-the-job Experience and Knowledge </title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=3643</link>
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                   <description>Name: Enzo Anziliero Position: Trainer Hobbies/interests: 4-wheel driving, camping, drinking beer, his family consisting of his wife, two kids and two dogs. Having experienced an horrific accident early on in his career, involving an industrial fan, a broken hand and the loss of a thumb, Enzo Anziliero, one of OSM&amp;rsquo;s WHSQ Approved trainers/assessors, enjoys sharing his &amp;ldquo;hands-on&amp;rdquo; industry knowledge and experience...</description>
                   
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                   <title>Maximise your Training Outcomes by Preparing to Learn </title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=3642</link>
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                   <description>Getting the most out of your training relies on a few things &amp;ndash; a competent trainer who can connect with his students, having the right tools to optimize learning and, perhaps most importantly, being enthusiastic about it. Realising that you need to take further training for the occupation you have chosen can be daunting for some. This is because one&amp;rsquo;s expectations of what an upcoming training experience will be like...</description>
                   
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                   <title>In-house Training and Assessment Offers Flexibility and Cost Saving </title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=3641</link>
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                   <description>A national civil construction company is thrilled that they are now able to train staff with their own in-house trainers carrying out the training and assessing, and thus ensuring maximum flexibility and cost saving benefits.
An innovative partnership was formed early this year between OSM and JMS (JJ McDonald &amp;amp; Sons Engineering) enabling JMS to use their own in-house trainers to conduct RTO registered training and assessment. As a...</description>
                   
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                   <title>Training &amp; Licences Updates</title>
                   <link>http://www.osmgroup.com.au/?process=views/article.php&amp;articleId=3156</link>
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                   <description>Non-national tickets until you receive your new card or until 30 June 2008 National (high risk work) tickets until you receive a new renewable photographic licence in 2008-09. Non-national classes (eg loadshifting, earthmoving) For non-national classes, you will be sent a new wallet-sized plastic card with each of the classes you want to keep. National high risk classes (eg crane, rigging, scaffolding, boiler/machine operator, engine driver...</description>
                   
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