TOP 10 PROFESSIONAL COURSES IN HIBISCUS COAST, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 2

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must be provided as necessary where hazards and risks remain present or encountered that are capable of causing injury or impairment other controls have been considered and implemented. 

At the successful completion of this course a trainee will be able to: demonstrate knowledge of types of manual handling risks; describe injury risk reduction measures for manual handling; use safe manual handling practices with mechanical aids; and use safe manual handling practices without.

???????At the successful completion of this course people credited with this unit standard are, for a specified job, able to: prepare a work method statement; undertake a job safety analysis; and develop safe operating procedures.

At the successful completion of this course a trainee will be able to: understand the essentials of the Permit to Work system, implementing the system and how to monitor its effectiveness in your role as a Permit Issuer. This course is based on a generic permit system unless company system provide...

If you are in business and contract people or businesses to do work for you, then you will have duties as a principal under the HSWA  2015. Putting work out to contract doesn’t remove your health and safety obligations and is  not the “easy option”. 

Trainees will be able to apply theory and skills in lifting and placing loads with a truck mounted crane through theory and practical experience.

The course provides information on core regulatory requirement for effective Asbestos Management, the properties of asbestos and associated health risks.

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.

The Approved Code of Practice for Cranes (3rd edition 2009 states: All persons operating or working with a crane must hold applicable unit standards (3800) as a minimum qualification and preferably hold the relevant National Certificate in Crane operation.

Our programme is unique because it includes lots of hands-on experience with babies, toddlers and older children, on placement with different families, and in an early childhood centre.