TOP 10 SAFETY OFFICER COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 3

The Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 requires duty holders to take a pro-active safety stance and be able to demonstrate an understanding and exercise due diligence over the business or undertaking. Workshop targeted option if homogenous group.

The Workplace Training and Verification course is designed to help learners understand adult learning principles and assessment best practice to be able to verify the competency of team members for specific tasks in their workplace. 

This course is based on the ConstructSafe Foundation assessment framework. It covers the basic health and safety information expected of all those working on commercial construction sites throughout New Zealand.

The NZBA Health and Safety Representative course meets the requirements of initial training under sections 70(a) and 85(a) of the HSWA. It is designed to help you understand your role as an HSR and how to perform the functions of the role effectively. 

This basic course is designed to demonstrate the learner's knowledge of workplace health and safety requirements. People completing this course are able to identify and describe the legislative rights and responsibilities for workplace health, safety, hazards identification techniques.

The Health and Safety for Managers course gives a comprehensive overview of the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015. It provides Directors and Managers with a detailed understanding of the Health & Safety Representatives roles and responsibilities and provides the key knowledge required to manage.

The Health and Safety for Managers course gives a comprehensive overview of the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015. It provides Directors and Managers with a detailed understanding of the Health & Safety Representatives roles and responsibilities and provides the key knowledge required to manage.

This course provides elected or appointed Health and  Safety Representatives with the foundation knowledge and skills to enable them to exercise their duties and responsibilities as workplace Health and Safety Representatives.

The NZBA Health and Safety Representative course meets the requirements of initial training under sections 70(a) and 85(a) of the HSWA. It is designed to help you understand your role as an HSR and how to perform the functions of the role effectively. 

The Workplace Health and Safety Culture course reinforces that culture is key to improving health and safety in your organisation. Behaviours reflect how we think: our assumptions, beliefs and attitudes.