The latest from ERGT

We believe the quality of training is determined by more than just the course being delivered. The equipment, facilities and environments learners train in all influence how effectively knowledge is translated into practical capability.

As battery technology becomes more common across the maritime industry, emergency response requirements are changing with it.

For the production team behind local WA made film, Whale Shark Jack, it meant designing and operating an eight-metre whale shark puppet affectionately known as Big Jack, coordinating underwater filming, and bringing together specialists from across Western Australia to create one of the film's most memorable scenes.

From remote communities and regional towns to offshore installations and mine sites, access to emergency support can make all the difference when it matters most.

The Maritime Industry Australia Limited conference, Blueprint for a Maritime Nation 2026, held in Perth reinforced the importance of industry engagement and collaboration in developing the workforce capability required for the future of maritime operations in Australia.

ERGT recently supported the 2026 Surface Mining Emergency Response Competition (SMERC) in Kalgoorlie, marking our fourth year sponsoring the event

Earlier this month, ERGT was invited to participate in a panel discussion at the Energy Exchange Australia, contributing to a national conversation on Skilling the Clean Energy Workforce for Speed and Scale.

Thursday morning, 27 November 2025, our ERGT team hosted a BBQ breakfast to support two organisations doing incredible work in the mental health space: The Happiness Co Foundation and the Blue Tree Project.

ERGT Australia is entering a new chapter with the upcoming launch of our refreshed brand, new website, and the introduction of aXcelerate - our new student management system set to go live on 8 December.

Our Melbourne Training Centre team took to the water at Wyndham Harbour for a powerful morning of hands-on emergency response exercises.