Public safety is paramount. Under law, all larger gas or electricity suppliers must meet the NZS 7901 public safety standard. As the only accredited certifier for this safety management system, Telarc can help you gain NZS 7901 certification.
Preventing harm to both the public and property is crucial to the energy industry. The onus is on gas and electricity providers to deliver consistent assessment, development and reporting via a safety management system (SMS).
The NZS 7901 standard covers electricity generation, transmission and distribution, gas distribution, and network operation. NZS 7901 focuses on identifying potential areas of harm to the public, or potential damage to public property.
Telarc worked closely with the Electricity Engineers Association and Gas Association of New Zealand to develop the audit tool for NZS 7901. As New Zealand’s only accredited certifier for NZS 7901, we can ensure that your safety management system meets the NZS 7901 standard.
With offices in Auckland, Tauranga, Christchurch and key personnel based in Dunedin, our insight and oversight remain in high demand across the country. With a team of over forty talented professionals.
We provide auditing services that focus as much on business improvement as they do standard compliance. We work in many different sectors and offer a multi-disciplinary approach to our clients, ensuring the standard they receive is appropriate, effective and reflects performance.
In this course you will learn about electrical safety. To enrol in this course students must hold a current first aid and CPR certificate.
OSH Safety Certificate course training is offered by Tranz Skills for all skill level. Our training courses meet the New Zealand Qualifications Authority framework. Credits are added to your Record of Learning once you have completed the training.
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