TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 3

If you’re interested in a career in scaffolding but your company doesn’t have the range of work required for the scaffolding apprenticeship, you can still enter into the New Zealand Certificate of Scaffolding (Level 3) (General).

In this course you will learn about electrical safety. To enrol in this course students must hold a current first aid and CPR certificate.

This course will provide you with the foundational safety competencies required to work on the Chorus network.

Half-day training occurs in an interactive, engaging classroom environment. The outcome of this training is acquiring the knowledge and skills to gain an awareness of asbestos in its environment.

People credited with this unit standard are able to demonstrate knowledge of evacuation requirements for a particular workplace or site, and explain the duties of a Fire and Emergency Warden.

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 primarily for personnel whose duties involve fire and rescue response in the workplace and will also be relevant to other learners who anticipate the need to use hand-held fire extinguishers in industrial or domestic situations.

The course will provide you with the knowledge and hands on experience to ensure that you understand your responsibilities and have the skills to safely operate the Mobile Elevated Working Platform (MEWP).

Our expert training delivers a practical, interactive course (performing gas testing) with a range of gas testing equipment. This course is intended for people working as boiler operators and energy and chemical process operators in an energy and chemical plant.

People credited with this unit standard are able to: explain why workplace accidents need to be reported and investigated; explain the concepts of multiple causation and root-cause analysis; detail an incident investigation process using a hypothetical incident.