AMAST Safety & Rescue RTO #45686

25/02/2026

🚨 Ready to take your emergency response skills to the next level? 🚑🔥

Our upcoming Cert III courses are designed for those who are serious about safety, leadership, and real-world rescue capability. Gain nationally recognised competencies, hands-on practical experience, and the confidence to respond when it matters most. 💪

Spots are limited and courses fill fast — don’t miss your chance to advance your career in Emergency Response & Rescue.

📅 Upcoming intakes now open
📞 Contact us today to secure your spot now!

23/02/2026

Big things are coming 🚨
We’re excited to announce an upcoming course with AMAST Safety and Rescue (RTO: 45686) — designed to build real skills, real confidence, and real-world capability.
Whether you’re looking to upskill, refresh your qualifications, or take the next step in your safety career, this is your opportunity to train with industry professionals and gain nationally recognised outcomes.
📍 Limited spots available
📅 Dates as below
📩 Enquire now to secure your place

27/11/2025

Keep an eye out for our new ad this summer on 7 during the WBBL, WAFL, Adelaide Supercars, BBL and Boxing Day test.

15/07/2025

Cheers to this little legend
Jac is off on a new adventure in the US. Jac has been a valuable member of the AMAST team since April 2022. Always reliable, filling in whenever and wherever needed, and always utilising her time to better her career (in between chats.....loves a chat 🤷‍♂️😊😉).
Jacinta has been offered work as a paramedic in Texas (can only mean BIG things) and all the staff at AMAST wish her all the best.
Thanks for your service Jac, you are always welcome back with us 👍

09/07/2025

This week is birthday week at AMAST with 4 of our super staff celebrating throughout the week. A big HAPPY BIRTHDAY and THANK YOU for what you do to Bobby, Pat, Georgie and Bob. I hope you all have/had great days at work 😉😊

14/04/2025

Last week I had the pleasure of attending the 30th anniversary celebration of Peter Zoom Oram’s Capcoal Rescue service.
In a world where commitment seems to be such a foreign concept to many people, it is refreshing to see such a mighty achievement. Well done Zoom. Myself and the AMAST crew are honoured to have shared in the last 12 years of this achievement with you. Here’s to many more.
Footnote: The group photo is myself and the Captains off each crew. All these guys are racking up the years of service as well. A great team!

17/03/2025

Emergency Response and Rescue Trainee

AMAST Safety & Rescue currently has a position available for an Emergency Response and Rescue Trainee.
This position will be a 12-month traineeship with possible ongoing work.
The role will include undertaking full training in the required competencies to be awarded a Certificate III RII30719 Emergency Response and Rescue qualification.
Rescue disciplines include:
• Advanced first aid and resuscitation
• Breathing apparatus
• Firefighting
• Road Crash Rescue
• Vertical (Rope) Rescue
• Confined Space Rescue
• Plus more
As a holistic approach to the rescue qualification and trainee experience, the role will also involve:
• Ongoing study and skills maintenance participation with rescue teams throughout Qld
• Office-based administration tasks
• Assisting with inspections, testing and maintenance of rescue equipment
• Site-based work (including some nightshifts)
The successful candidate will:
• Be over 18 years (due to site-based requirements)
• Have their car licence and own transport (for Mackay based work)
• Be fit and capable of using rescue tools and equipment
• Be reliable and have a good work ethic.
This position would be well suited to someone wishing to start a career in the resources and infrastructure industry, or someone wanting a new work challenge.
For more details or to apply please email us at enquiries@amast.com.au

26/01/2025

Congratulations Travis. A well earned award! 👍🎉

11/01/2025

Great day of racing (between storms) at the Australian Junior sedan titles at Kingaroy Speedway. Young Travis had some set-up issues in the heats and ended up having to run the B-main to qualify for the final. With the car seemingly sorted and Trav rounding them up around the outside, an altercation with another car put an end to his weekend with a flat tyre. That’s racing. Well done Trav, keep up the good work and better luck next time. Congratulations to the newly crowned Australian champion, all the way from WA, Harrison Beres.

11/01/2025

01/01/2025

AMAST would like to wish all their valued staff and clients a very happy new year and look forward to a great 2025. Stay safe everyone 🎉

27/10/2024

Mackay and District BMX Club Inc completing a first aid course for some of their officials