TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN LOWER HUTT, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 5

Working at Heights Stage 1 is available online or delivered in-person by one of our experienced tutors. Our training course will provide you with the knowledge to ensure that you understand your responsibilities and understand how to work safely at height.

This course is suitable for any person appointed as a Chief Fire Warden or Fire Warden, or general staff members wishing to improve their knowledge of the actions required in the event of a Fire Emergency.

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 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.

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.

Fire Warden Training covers all the aspects of Basic Fire Safety Awareness, but additionally deals with undertaking the role of Fire Warden within your environment.

This incident investigation course will give you the hands-on tools and knowledge to effectively report and investigate accidents and incidents, as well as put in place processes and procedures to prevent future events.

Operate a Truck Loader Crane course is designed for anyone working on sites where cranes are operating. It is based on industry best practice, equipment on the worksite and relevant company procedures.

This manual handling course is designed to raise awareness of manual handling and cover concepts of reducing risk.

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.