Course Category: Health & Safety

Foundation Toolbox

The Foundation Toolbox is an online course which consists of 9 modules, known as Toolboxes. Each Toolbox has been developed in alignment with the CHASNZ Site Access Requirements key elements.

Foundation training is an important first step in ensuring that workers are aware of health and safety risks and how an effective health and safety management system, which includes their own involvement, should work.

Rawhiti will journey with the learners throughout each module and you will complete interactive exercises plus knowledge checkpoints along the way.

Click here to meet Rawhiti, you will work closely with him in each Toolbox

What topics are covered on the Foundation Toolbox?

Toolbox 1 – General health and safety – part 1

Toolbox 2 – General health and safety – part 2

Toolbox 3 – Work at Height

Toolbox 4 – Chemicals and Hazardous Substances

Toolbox 5 – Emergencies

Toolbox 6 – Mobile Plant

Toolbox 7 – Site Traffic

Toolbox 8 – Utilities and Services

Toolbox 9 – Confined and Restricted Spaces

Besafe Risk Management – Online

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This course will help you understand how to implement risk management you will be required to apply health and safety risk assessment to a task or work area.

New Zealand has a high rate of workplace illnesses, injuries and fatalities. We’re focused on teaching and supporting excellent workplace health and safety standards and attitudes.

Managing risks at work doesn’t need to be a burden, complex or costly to implement or document. But you must take positive action to make a situation safer, and apply the most appropriate and reasonable control measure.

What you will learn on the Risk Management course:

• Rights and Responsibilities
• Risk Management
• Plan: Hazards and Risks
• Do: Systems and Controls
• Check: Monitoring Controls
• Act: Taking Action

This is not just another safety course!

To change the safety performance across the sector we need highly capable leaders delivering great work outcomes and, as a result, great safety outcomes each and every day.

LeadSafe Supervisors takes participants on a learning journey that looks at safety differently – safety is not a “tick the box” exercise. We are challenging participants to shift your thinking from policy and compliance to effectively leading a culture of safety on site.

This means “walking the talk”, taking ownership and commitment to the next level to proactively lead safe on site – everyday.

What will you learn?

Safety leadership is about “what goes on when no one is watching”. The aim of this programme is to enable leaders to embrace a safety culture and what they do on site everyday to get great work outcomes and take the lead to ensure everyone on site is safe.

The two days gives supervisors skills to set the tone as a leader and to:

• Walk the talk and have skills for role modelling the desired skills, safe attitudes and behaviours required on site – including with sub-contractors.
• Develop good communication skills delivering effective and meaningful safety conversations.
• Positively influence and rectify inappropriate behaviour.
• Proactively assess “safety” risks and to drive safe attitudes and working methods in the workplace.
• Effectively utilise the safety tools and systems (hazard management, risk identification and assessment, incident investigation) to get better work outcomes.
• Clearly know their roles and responsibilities as a safety leader and be proactively involved in the management of safe on site, every day.

ACC Subsidy – Up to 50% of the cost

If your business is working in construction and has 6 to 99 employees, you might be eligible for a workplace injury prevention subsidy to help pay for health and safety training. Find out more

The Tier 1 Foundation Health & Safety Construct Safe assessment is delivered as an online test and consists of 50 questions that relate to basic health and safety and is designed for everyone working on a construction site.

Questions are either ‘multi-choice’ or ‘point and click’ and have audio to eliminate language barriers.

Assessments are conducted in accredited test centres by accredited testing supervisors.

Book your Construct Safe Tier 1 assessment now.

The Besafe Site Passport Essential is available online or delivered in the classroom by one of our experienced tutors. After this course you will be able to keep yourself and others safe by; implementing and understanding how to manage hazards and risks, knowing your legal health and safety requirements and being a critical thinker around Health and Safety.

The BeSafe Site Passport Risk Management is available online or delivered in the classroom by one of our experienced tutors. The course includes the Passport Essentials with an additional focus on risk management. After this course you will be able to keep yourself and others safe by; implementing and understanding how to manage hazards and risks, knowing your legal health and safety requirements and being a critical thinker around health and safety.

The purpose of this course is for health and safety representatives to explain and demonstrate the overall role and functions of a Health and Safety Representative in a New Zealand workplace.

The health and safety representative course is available online or delivered by one of our industry expert tutors. Our online course is comprehensive with interactive content throughout, we have an assessor on stand-by (during office hours) for any support as you work through the course.

Representatives awarded with this standard will be able to:

Explain the role and functions of the Health and Safety Representative under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015
and its Regulations; Explain the role of a Health and Safety Representative as an advocate for workers; Identify the obligations of a PCBU and WorkSafe New Zealand towards the Health and Safety Representative; Describe the risk
management process and the importance of communicating with workers and management; Describe and demonstrate the powers and obligations that a health and safety representative has in terms of issuing a provisional improvement notice (PIN) and how and when to direct a worker to cease unsafe work.

Drug and Alcohol Sampling – Technician

This course is for people who are required to understand and carry out the process of on-site drug screening and testing in the workplace.

People credited with this unit standard are able to:

• Describe quality control for on-site urine integrity testing and drug screening;
  Perform on-site quality control procedures, urine integrity testing and drug screening and document results.

• Prepare donors for urine specimen collection at point of collection, and collect and dispatch donor’s urine specimen for drug testing.

• Interpret and explain on-site urine quality control tests, integrity test results and drug screen results, and possible actions.

You are recommended to attend with a copy of the AS/NZ 4308:2008 Workplace Drug Testing Standard – This document will be referred to throughout the course, Besafe Training is unable to provide a copy due to copyright restrictions

The accident investigation course is delivered to meet NZQA’s criteria through using the ICAM model for investigation.

Did you know that?

• Most accidents/incidents happen, due to organisations failing to learn or retain the lessons that should have been learned from previous accidents and incidents
• Often witnesses memories become impaired due to the loss of time span or the information may become tainted or impaired
• All workplace accidents/incidents should be investigated as soon as possible after the occurrence of either an accident or incidence

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; and produce an incident investigation report based on a documented incident.

What you will learn on the Besafe Site Passport course:

Legal rights and responsibilities for workplace health and safety

• Responsibilities of PCBU’s under the HSWA
• Responsibilities and rights of workers under the HSWA

Hazards/risks

• What are hazards and risks?
• Hazards and risks in your workplace
• Hierarchy of control

Health and Safety Systems

• Training
• Worker participation
• Incident and hazard reporting
• Hazard management
• Emergency procedures

What you will achieve:

• NZQA unit standard 497
• Besafe Site Passport

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Recommended:

As a minimum requirement for all workers to understand their responsibilities to work safely on-site.

Manage risks to maintain a safe site!

New Zealand has a high rate of workplace illnesses, injuries and fatalities. We’re focused on teaching and supporting excellent workplace health and safety standards and attitudes.

Managing risks at work doesn’t need to be a burden, complex or costly to implement or document. But you must take positive action to make a situation safer, and apply the most appropriate and reasonable control measure.

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Did you know that?

• Most accidents/incidents happen, due to organisations failing to learn or retain the lessons that should have been learned from previous accidents and incidents
• Often witnesses memories become impaired due to the loss of time span or the information may become tainted or impaired
• All workplace accidents/incidents should be investigated as soon as possible after the occurrence of either an accident or incidence

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; and produce an incident investigation report based on a documented incident.

People credited with this unit standard are able to: explain work permit procedures and requirements; ensure the need for a work permit is properly identified and the worksite is prepared accordingly; issue a work permit; monitor and close the work permit; and audit work permits.

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People credited with this unit standard are able to: explain the types of work permits, the roles of those involved in the work permit system, and the requirements for receiving a work permit; explain the preparatory requirements when applying for a work permit; accept a work permit and undertake work under the permit; and describe and carry out the controls and actions to be taken at the end of a work period or upon the completion of work.

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If your permit training was completed 2 years or more ago it is recommended that you complete a half day refresher programme. We will ensure you are up to date with current best practices and can apply correct techniques.

BOOK ONLINE NOW for Early Bird Rates

If your permit training was completed 2 years or more ago it is recommended that you complete a half day refresher programme. We will ensure you are up to date with current best practices and can apply correct techniques.

BOOK ONLINE NOW for Early Bird Rates

People credited with this unit standard are able to complete an incident report.