TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 17

Having operators formally trained means the Employer complies with WorkSafe NZ Health and Safety (OSH) requirements for the workplace and NZ Transport Agency requirements. The course consists of theory and practical assessments for a Forklift.

This driver’s licence endorsement allows you to drive the special purpose vehicle on a ‘road’ as defined by New Zealand Transport Agency, this is not an operator course.

This training is a base level competency-based training. You will need to provide your own HIAB Truck with some load items, and it would be held at our facility at 30 Kioreroa Road.

Our Heights Safety and Awareness Training outlines the importance of risk management and hazard identification, and anchorage techniques while working at heights.

This course explains the dangers of completing hot works which could include the use of a grinder, welder, and soldering iron. It also explains the importance of the Safety Watch.

This course details safe use methods, the risks and hazards involved with breathing apparatus’ and the environments they are used in, with full practical use of the latest breathing apparatus equipment in a live environment.

This course is structured to be ideal for entry level and understanding of asbestos hazards in the workplace environments – or it could be you need a refresher.

Our Emergency Warden course covers a wide-range of emergencies that could possibly happen in your workplace.

This course is aimed at ensuring people working with mobile elevated work platforms can understand and demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and attributes for all essential areas covered under the full “best practice” guidelines in the workplace.

This course is aimed at ensuring people working with hazardous substances can understand and demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and attributes for all essential areas covered under the full “best practice” guidelines in the workplace.