The course will give you a brief overview of asbestos & the health risks so you understand why you need to take certain control measures when working around it. We will explain what the different types of RPE are and which ones you will be needing to use for your project.
Those who need to use Personal Protective Equipment and Respiratory Protective Equipment for a project plus want to ensure they decontaminate correctly.
The course will give you a brief overview of asbestos & the health risks so you understand why you need to take certain control measures when working around it. We will explain what the different types of RPE are and which ones you will be needing to use for your project. Your teacher will also make sure you understand the key points for looking after your RPE.
We will learn about the PPE required for work involving asbestos. This will include how to fully decontaminate and dispose of your PPE after use.
This course is not a replacement for Asbestos Awareness training. The content is very specific to the use of PPE, which is the last line of defence to individuals when it comes to asbestos.
“Sin Qua Non” is a Latin word that means ‘something that is absolutely necessary” – and that is exactly what SQN is all about. Our core principles of integrity, impartiality and innovation are at the heart of everything we do.
We keep Kiwis safe. We’ve been doing that on worksites, in workplaces and in homes throughout Aotearoa for a long time. We take asbestos management seriously, providing real-world solutions tailored to every client and every process.
The objective of this course is for the students to refresh their current knowledge of work at heights. A combination of theoretical and practical assessment, discussions/recapping on knowledge already attained.
The aim of this course is to enable a trainee to identify criteria where the Safety Observer (SO) is required to control, monitor and maintain safety for activity; hazardous environments and activities requiring safety observer control; the safety observer responsibilities; and emergency response m...
This course is for people who may not directly work with hazardous substances, but need to be aware of the potential adverse effects of hazardous substances that may be on their work site.
So, you are a trained HAZOP leader and have facilitated a few HAZOPs. You are generally familiar with the requirements of the review and you are wondering how to improve your review facilitation skills or brush up on your HAZOP knowledge.
A one-day introductory course designed to provide the knowledge, skills and resources to work safely at height when using a safety harness system under supervision.
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