Entertainment Laser Safety Training
Professional training aligned with AS/NZS IEC 60825.3:2022 — the Australian and New Zealand standard for entertainment laser safety.
What you'll learn
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LSO Certification
Comprehensive Laser Safety Officer training. Covers all 11 modules of the standard plus a 65-question final exam.
Operator Induction
Essential safety training for nightly operators of installed laser systems. Covers hazards, controls, monitoring, and emergency response.
Show Tips & Guides
Practical articles on projector placement, zone setup, show production, and venue assessment.
Coming SoonMeets training guidance requirements
This course is aligned with AS/NZS IEC 60825.3:2022 and covers the laser safety training guidance requirements for the following jurisdictions:
Graduates receive a certificate of completion with a unique verification number, 3-year recommended review period, and QR-code verification — suitable for inclusion in Display Safety Records and LPA submissions.
Additional requirements in some states
Queensland, Western Australia, and Tasmania have specific state-level licensing regimes that may require additional approvals beyond this training (e.g., possession licences, use licences, event-specific approvals). This course provides the knowledge foundation — check with your state radiation safety authority for jurisdiction-specific licensing requirements.
Get the standard: We recommend LSO students purchase their own copy of AS/NZS IEC 60825.3:2022 from Standards Australia. This course teaches you how to apply it — owning a copy means you can reference it on-site.
Disclaimer
This course is provided for educational and general guidance purposes only. It is intended to supplement — not replace — the knowledge, experience, and professional judgement required to safely manage entertainment laser operations. Course content is aligned with AS/NZS IEC 60825.3:2022 but does not constitute legal advice, and should not be relied upon exclusively to ensure regulatory compliance.
A certificate of completion confirms that the holder has completed the training programme and passed the associated assessment. It does not constitute a government-issued licence, registration, or professional accreditation, nor does it guarantee that the holder meets all federal, state, territory, or local regulatory requirements applicable to their jurisdiction.
Laser safety regulations vary by jurisdiction and are subject to change. Holders are responsible for verifying and complying with all applicable laws, licensing requirements, and conditions of use in their operating jurisdiction — including state radiation safety legislation, CASA/CAA aviation requirements, and any event-specific approvals. Where jurisdictions require additional state-issued licences or registrations (such as in Queensland, Western Australia, or Tasmania), this training alone may not satisfy those requirements.
The course provider, content authors, and associated parties accept no liability for any loss, damage, or injury arising from the application of information presented in this course. Users apply the knowledge gained at their own risk and should seek independent professional advice where appropriate.