TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 2

This course has been designed for people who require a working knowledge of crane operations that involve lifting varied regular loads and safely directing cranes during operations.

This advanced course covers NZQA Unit Standards 23229, 15757 and 17600. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of the legal requirements, guide you through the inspection of various fall arrest systems, ropes and knots.

Our EWP training facility is purpose build and designed to encourage and support all learners. The training is a combination of classroom with "real workplace" practical using industry approved equipment.

This Risk Management Assessment course will equip trainees with a high-level understanding and application of the principles of health and safety risk management.

Trainees who attend this confined space training will be able to, in the infrastructure industry: identify the location, and work procedure to be carried out; examine an entry plan for completeness, and enter, complete work, withdraw from a confined space; and conduct a non-entry confined space.

This chemical handling unit standard is for people preparing for, and intend to apply for, Certified Handler certification under the Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 2017.

Job Safety Analysis involves looking at a task and working out what is the safest way to complete it. This course explains key processes, identify hazards and controls and how to undertake a job safety analysis for a specified job.

This permit issuer course will ensure you understand the essential components of the Permit to Work system, the mechanics of implementing the system and how to monitor its effectiveness in your role as a Permit Issuer.

This gas detection course will train to demonstrate knowledge of atmospheric testing in potentially hazardous environments; conduct atmospheric tests; and interpret and respond to atmospheric testing results.

Breathing Apparatus is provided to help you safely evacuate a confined space if the gas monitoring equipment indicates a problem with the atmosphere. It will also help sustain life if you get into difficulties whilst in a confined space, until you can be rescued by the emergency services.