TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 6

Companies need to have proof that all forklift operators are trained and competent to drive the type of forklift they are using in order to meet their Health and Safety at Work Act obligations.

We can carry out training for just one type of EWP equipment, like just the Scissorlift, or just the Knuckleboom.  However many of the regulations apply to all machinery and therefore it is only a fraction more to complete training in other EWP machinery when done at the same time.

Practical on pushing, pulling lifting and lowering objects. Understanding the spine and spinal injuries and ergonomics.

Salus are thoroughly conversant with WorkSafe expectations and the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 so that clients don’t have to be. Salus ensures you know and meet Safety & Health obligations by providing practical solutions, supporting your business and co-ordinating the implementation proc...

The Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 requires duty holders to take a pro-active safety stance and be able to demonstrate an understanding and exercise due diligence over the business or undertaking. Workshop targeted option if homogenous group.

Risk appreciation and management is fundamental to the Health and Safety Workplace Act 2015. Understanding the legal approach is a must know.  Salus are thoroughly conversant with WorkSafe expectations and the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 so that clients don’t have to be.

The Risk Management course gives learners the confidence and knowledge required to undertake effective risk management which will reduce the chance of harm occurring - ensuring everyone gets home safe.

This course is based on the ConstructSafe Foundation assessment framework. It covers the basic health and safety information expected of all those working on commercial construction sites throughout New Zealand.

The Accident and Incident Investigation course is ideal for all those who are responsible for participating in the accident and incident investigation process at their workplace, including Owners, Managers, Supervisors and Team Leads.

The NZBA Health and Safety Representative course meets the requirements of initial training under sections 70(a) and 85(a) of the HSWA. It is designed to help you understand your role as an HSR and how to perform the functions of the role effectively.