TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 5

Identify the different types of EWP and explain their suitability for different work tasks and environments Demonstrate an understanding of the responsibilities and legal requirements of individuals and groups when using an EWP to perform work tasks.

Gaining an Industrial Rope Access Qualification will lead you on an exciting and rewarding career with no shortage of opportunities and many great experiences! Provided to you by New Zealand’s leading industry training provider, Goleman Training Limited.

Attendees, having successfully completed this training, can apply Health and Safety legislation and the best practice when planning, preparing, communicating and completing associated documentation for working at height to ensure all safety measures are in place to maintain a safe work environment.

The training is comprised of the selection and operation of safety and respiratory equipment, hazard identification, risk management and emergency procedures. Also covered is all required documentation, entry permits and atmospheric testing.

This initial training course is for Health and Safety Representatives. The content covers Unit Standard 29315 ‘Describe the role and functions of the Health and Safety Representative in a NZ workplace’.

This course builds on knowledge and skills developed in the Initial Training for Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) around risk management. It explores effective ways for workers, HSRs and Persons Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBU) to work together.

Forklift Endorsement - The 'F' endorsement means that you can drive a Forklift on a road. It is an endorsement that is placed on your licence and you must have a Full Class 1 (car) Licence in order to gain the 'F' endorsement.

Accident Investigation course training is offered by Safe Wise for all skill level. Our consultants are ICAM trained in accident investigation. We have over 10 years of accident investigation experience.

A confined space is any area that is not intended for human occupancy, has limited access or has the potential to contain a toxic or oxygen deficient atmosphere. Training is necessary for supervisors, stand-by-people, workers entering confined spaces and rescue personnel.

A trained forklift operator is the key to ensuring the most effective and safe use of forklifts in the workplace. Having a trained and certified forklift operator requires a Forklift Operators Certificate as a minimum and if driving on a road, an F endorsement on their licence.