Security Awareness for Branch Managers
Management Training
Course Credits: 250
Program Type: Internal eLearning

The Group's SHEQ and Security Audit Checklist (Rev 02) identifies 32 dedicated security controls (audit reference 173-204) covering alarm systems, physical barriers, surveillance, key control, closing procedures, and incident management. Recent audit cycles across branches have shown that security non-compliances are frequently linked to day-to-day management discipline rather than a lack of equipment — meaning branch managers are the single biggest lever for closing these gaps.

This course translates the audit requirements into practical knowledge and daily habits for branch managers, with particular focus on the items rated Critical, where a single non-compliance is recorded as an automatic major finding regardless of the rest of the branch score.

Remember, to complete the course evaluation form and click on your certificate to ensure you bank your Training Credits.

Finance Essentials for HVAC Wholesale Managers: Driving Profitability and Performance
Management Training
Course Credits: 400
Program Type: Intenral eLearning Course

Ever wondered how your day-to-day decisions as a manager impact your branch’s bottom line? In this dynamic course tailored for HVAC and refrigeration wholesale managers, you'll discover the financial tools and insights that power a profitable, resilient business. Master the essentials of financial statements, cash flow, asset management, and customer profitability—then learn to apply them in real-world scenarios. By the end of this course, you’ll be equipped to make smarter decisions that drive efficiency, boost profitability, and safeguard your business against risk. Duration: 3 hours. 

Remember, to complete the course evaluation form and click on your certificate to ensure you bank your Training Credits.

Managing Contractor Risks and Legal Compliance under OHS Act
Management Training
Course Credits: 300
Program Type: Internal eLearning course

Are you confident in your ability to manage contractor safety and compliance? In today’s regulatory environment, managers must understand their legal responsibilities and proactively oversee contractor activities to protect both people and the organization. This course will guide you through the essentials of contractor management under occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act, from understanding shared legal duties to identifying required compliance documents and applying effective oversight techniques. Through practical examples, interactive scenarios, and actionable checklists, you’ll gain the skills needed to reduce company liability and ensure a safe, compliant workplace.

To receive your course certificate and mark this course as completed, you must:
1.    Complete all course content and the related quiz, then exit the activity.
2.    Fill out and submit the Course Evaluation form.
3.    View your Certificate of Completion