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Shorcontrol Safety is a Safety company which specialises in Safety training, Occupational Hygiene and Environmental consultancy services. We also have sell & hire a range of Safety Equipment which is serviced, inspected and calibrated by our technicians. Safety training * Construction Safety Training including Safe pass & CSCS Courses * Basic employee Health & Safety training * Specialised safety training such as Confined Space training * Upskill training such as instructor courses, Diplomas, Noise monitoring.. Occupational Hygiene & Environmental Services * Occupational Noise Monitoring * Environmental Noise Monitoring * Monitoring for Hazardous Substances (dust fumes chemicals gases etc) * Vibration monitoring (human exposure & building) * Thermal environment risk assessment * Non-ionising Radiation * Stack Monitoring * Radion Monitoring * Light level risk Assessments & Surveys * Face Fit testing Our Equipment (for sale or hire) * Confined Space Equipment * Working at heights Equipment * Portable gas detection * Fixed Gas systems * Rescue Equipment * Noise & vibration Equipment * Cable locators Service & Calibration Services * Gas detection calibration * Working at height inspections * Tripod & winch inspections * Breathing Apparatus service & refills * Surveying equipment like cable locators etc Shorcontrol Safety Training offerings Abrasive Wheels British occupational Hygiene Society Modules Chemical Handling Confined Space Training CPCS Appointed persons CSCS courses Emergency Response FETAC level 6 Manual Handling Instructors FETAC Occupational First Aid Fire Training Fork Truck Institute of Acoustics noise courses IOSH Managing safely Lifting equipment Inspection Course Manual Handling MEWP NEBOSH Rescue from heights RosPa Abrasive Wheels instructors Safe Pass Safety in Excavations Scaffold inspection Scaffolding Working at heights

The origin of the School lies in a Crown grant in 1845 for the establishment of a school in Elizabeth and Castlereagh Streets in Sydney "to be used in connection with the United Church of England and Ireland"​. This became the St. James'​ School. The Government later resumed the School's land and passed the St. James'​ School Compensation Trust Act of 1886. This provided the funds for the foundation of a church school, in order to perpetuate the original Crown grant and its purpose. The School's Charter provided for the erection of "A school of the highest type, including departments of education for all classes of the community, in which the teaching shall be throughout in accordance with the principles of the Church of England, and which shall be placed under the direction of a governing body of clergy and laity to be elected by the Synod, the Bishop of the Diocese being ex-officio President"​. The Act also provided that the compensation moneys should be paid to that Council, to be applied in the establishment and maintenance of the School. The School was founded with the resultant 31,164 pounds. The official opening took place on Saturday, 4 May 1889. The School's Governing Council now consists of the Archbishop of Sydney and seventeen members, six clergymen and six laymen elected by the Sydney Diocesan Synod and five members elected by the Old Boys'​ Union of the School. The Archbishop is President of the Council.

The origin of the School lies in a Crown grant in 1845 for the establishment of a school in Elizabeth and Castlereagh Streets in Sydney "to be used in connection with the United Church of England and Ireland"​. This became the St. James'​ School. The Government later resumed the School's land and passed the St. James'​ School Compensation Trust Act of 1886. This provided the funds for the foundation of a church school, in order to perpetuate the original Crown grant and its purpose. The School's Charter provided for the erection of "A school of the highest type, including departments of education for all classes of the community, in which the teaching shall be throughout in accordance with the principles of the Church of England, and which shall be placed under the direction of a governing body of clergy and laity to be elected by the Synod, the Bishop of the Diocese being ex-officio President"​. The Act also provided that the compensation moneys should be paid to that Council, to be applied in the establishment and maintenance of the School. The School was founded with the resultant 31,164 pounds. The official opening took place on Saturday, 4 May 1889. The School's Governing Council now consists of the Archbishop of Sydney and seventeen members, six clergymen and six laymen elected by the Sydney Diocesan Synod and five members elected by the Old Boys'​ Union of the School. The Archbishop is President of the Council.

The origin of the School lies in a Crown grant in 1845 for the establishment of a school in Elizabeth and Castlereagh Streets in Sydney "to be used in connection with the United Church of England and Ireland"​. This became the St. James'​ School. The Government later resumed the School's land and passed the St. James'​ School Compensation Trust Act of 1886. This provided the funds for the foundation of a church school, in order to perpetuate the original Crown grant and its purpose. The School's Charter provided for the erection of "A school of the highest type, including departments of education for all classes of the community, in which the teaching shall be throughout in accordance with the principles of the Church of England, and which shall be placed under the direction of a governing body of clergy and laity to be elected by the Synod, the Bishop of the Diocese being ex-officio President"​. The Act also provided that the compensation moneys should be paid to that Council, to be applied in the establishment and maintenance of the School. The School was founded with the resultant 31,164 pounds. The official opening took place on Saturday, 4 May 1889. The School's Governing Council now consists of the Archbishop of Sydney and seventeen members, six clergymen and six laymen elected by the Sydney Diocesan Synod and five members elected by the Old Boys'​ Union of the School. The Archbishop is President of the Council.

Shore Data is a computer hardware company based out of United States.