TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 4

This course will develop your overall knowledge and understanding of gantry crane operations and test your skills for carrying out daily checks, servicing and operating gantry cranes, whilst also learning about new developments relating to the crane industry and regulations.

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

This course is designed for those responsible for the management, storage, use, disposal and handling of hazardous substances in a workplace.

This course will provide a comprehensive understanding of the legislation, regulations and codes of practice relating to electric hoist operations. It will also give you the practical skills needed to identify any associated hazards and apply safe work practices when using an electric hoist to move

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 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 give you an in-depth understanding of the duties of a Fire and Emergency Warden in accordance with the law, as well as the practical skills to effectively evacuate the workplace in event of a fire or emergency.

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 provide you with the skills and knowledge, as an entrant or observer, to identify the types of confined spaces and hazards and risks associated with working in a confined space.