TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 3

This course will give you the skills to identify the difference between hazards and risks in the workplace or job role and carry out a risk assessment for specific workplace scenarios.

This course ensures you understand the relevant guidelines, regulations and Codes of Practice to safely assess and operate a MEWP. It also includes a series of practical exercises where you will apply and test your knowledge of hazards, risk management and operational skills.

This course will give you an understanding of the hearing mechanism and the causes of hearing impairment. Practical exercises will teach you how to measure sound intensity and gain a perspective of the hearing comfort zone and the range that would likely cause harm.

This course will guide you through the selection and inspection of various fall arrest systems and relevant ropes and knots.

This course will provide you with the skills and understanding of the requirements to safely operate a truck loader crane within the parameters outlined in the Approved Code of Practice for Cranes.

This course will give you the hands-on tools and knowledge to effectively report and investigate accidents and incidents, as well as putting in place the processes and procedures to prevent future events. Included in the course is a simulated accident scene, designed to develop and hone your skills...

This course, which is unique to the petro-chemical industry, will provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to apply for, accept and carry out work according to the relevant permit, supported by Common Permit to Work processes and procedures.

This course will provide the knowledge and skills required to determine whether there are any harmful gases, including high or low levels of oxygen or excessive levels of toxic and flammable gases that could pose a danger to humans or the environment.

Forklift & OSH (F) course training is offered by Brian Bagley for all skill level. BRIAN is an independent MITO Registered Assessor, a Connexis Registered Assessor, a Competenz Registered Assessor and a New Zealand Transport Agency Approved Course Provider. 

If you drive a forklift on the road, you must have an F Endorsement on your driver licence. Note that the licence endorsement and the licence class systems work together. Your licence has to cover both the type of vehicle and its weight.