TOP 10 CONSTRUCTION SAFETY COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND

This qualification is aimed towards learners who have an interest in working in the building or construction industry. The programme will provide an insight into the building and construction trades, giving learners a chance to develop their building skills through individual and group carpentry pr...

Axiom Training is an accredited mobile testing centre for the ConstructSafe system, which is owned by the Construction Safety Council. ConstructSafe aims to provide industry with assurance that individuals have the knowledge and ability to keep themselves and others safe.

Gain the knowledge that will allow you to enter your first day in the Construction Industry with a solid foundation of information about your Health and Safety responsibilities.

At the successful completion of this course, trainees will be able to demonstrate knowledge of an organisation’s health and safety procedures, and the application of health and safety procedures under supervision.

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”. 

This course covers the safety aspects of working in and around trenches within the civil industry and covers drainage work from small pipe, small scale excavations to large storm water and deep excavations.

Employers must be aware of the rights and responsibilities of workers concerning health and safety. The unit standard covering this course will help you learn about safety awareness in the workplace, which is a key pillar of success for any business organisation.

This basic course is designed for students to understand and demonstrate safe work practices. People completing this course are able to identify the principles of workplace safety in a given workplace and demonstrate safe work practices in a specific workplace.

Constructsafe are a nationally recognised H&S competency scheme who are aiming to create a more competent workforce and in turn drive a more efficient industry. This is an assessment for everybody in the NZ building and construction industry.

The University of Otago is committed to providing a safe and healthy workplace for workers, students and visitors. Accordingly, the university actively seeks to comply with the relevant legislation, codes of practice, guidelines and standards.