TOP 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSES IN TAURANGA, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 5

This course combines unit standards 30072 and 3800 and recognises the work experience of people with experience in a gantry cranes environment. The aim is to ensure that a crane operator has the knowledge, skills and attributes to operate an overhead crane effectively with an emphasis on accident p...

Identify the different types of MEWPs, their suitability for purpose, and safety features Understand the legislative requirements in relation to the Approved Code of Practice for the use of MEWPs

The aim of this course is to enable a trainee to be able to outline the requirements of non-notifiable prefabricated scaffolds; erect non-notifiable prefabricated scaffolding; alter non-notifiable prefabricated scaffolding; inspect completed non-notifiable prefabricated scaffold; and dismantle non-...

The aim of this course is to enable a trainee to use a safety harness for personal fall prevention when working at height.

This course is designed to train people to identify the health and safety risks of the chemicals in a workplace; and to identify, select and apply the legislated and other controls designed to minimise the exposure of workers to these risks, and ensure the proper reporting.

The aim of this course is to enable a trainee to identify criteria where the Safety Observer (SO) is required to control, monitor and maintain safety for activity; hazardous environments and activities requiring safety observer control; the safety observer responsibilities; and emergency response m...

Truck – Loader Cranes have played a very prominant role in the electricity industry and their continued use requires workers to be trained to competently operate the crane safely. Workers need to be competent in the safe operation as they are often working around live conductors.

Elevated Work Platforms are becoming more prominant within our industry, enabling wider flexibility and a comprehensive range of work tasks can now be completed safely from them. So workers need to be competent in the safe operation as they are often working in close proximity to live conductors. 

This course will ensure you understand the essential roles involved in the Permit to Work system, the mechanics of implementing the system and how to monitor its effectiveness in your role as a Permit Receiver.

You must complete your safety training within 3 months of the Limited Certificate being issued or completed before applying for a Provisional Licence. This applies to both trainees and overseas applicants.