Our Verification of Competencies (VOC) service is designed for businesses that want peace of mind that their operators are working safely and effectively on machinery and equipment.
Ensure your team is confident, capable, and compliant.
A VOC assessment confirms that a worker has the knowledge and practical skills to operate specific machinery competently. It is not training — it is an independent assessment to verify that an operator already holds the required skills and can apply them safely on site.
Our qualified assessors provide practical, scenario-based checks across a range of plant and equipment. On successful completion, employers receive documented confirmation of competency for each operator assessed.
We currently offer VOC assessments for:
Excavator
Dump Truck
Wheel Loaders
Rollers
Other plant and machinery on request
Independent, third-party verification of operator skills
Assurance of compliance with site and client requirements
A documented record of competency for each operator
Confidence that your workforce can operate safely and productively
Duration: 1–2 hours per assessment (depending on machinery and complexity)
Delivery: On-site at your workplace or at our Besafe Training facilities
Assessment: Practical, scenario-based demonstration of competency using real machinery, supported by knowledge checks where required
Result: Verification recorded and issued to the employer for compliance records
Employers who need to verify operator competency for client, site, or contract requirements
Operators who want documented proof of their ability to safely operate machinery
Contractors needing compliance evidence for tenders and prequalification
Ensure your operators meet the highest standards of safety and efficiency.
After a successful run as a micro-credential equivalency, Resource Sorter – Construction is now an approved NZQA Micro-credential (Level 2, 5 credits). It’s a fast, practical pathway that equips workers with job-ready skills to sort, store, and reduce construction waste safely—lifting site tidiness, boosting diversion rates, and supporting environmental goals.
The programme blends concise classroom learning with real on-site experience and is delivered by accredited BSTL trainers from Sime Group, with NZQA accreditation held by Besafe Training Ltd (BSTL) and strong industry support.
On successful completion, results are reported to NZQA and added to the learner’s NZQA Record of Achievement (RoA).
5348 – Level 2 Micro-credential, 5 credits
Graduates of this course will be able to work confidently as Resource Sorters on construction sites, identify and divert recyclable materials from waste streams, apply waste sorting protocols, and contribute to zero-waste goals while maintaining workplace health, safety, and environmental compliance.
Learning delivery: 4 hours Classroom-based instruction, on-site supervised practical work, and self-directed components.
Assessment: Competency-based practical tasks, knowledge checks, log or workbook evidence, and supervisor verification.
By the end of the programme, learners will be able to:
Demonstrate safe working practices as a Resource Sorter, using correct PPE and following health & safety procedures.
Sort and store construction materials correctly according to waste types, signage, and site waste management plans.
Prevent waste at source by assisting with handling and storage of new materials and reducing off-cuts or damage.
Maintain tidy and compliant waste sorting areas in line with site health and safety awareness, environmental, and regulatory expectations.
Individuals new to construction, including site hands, labourers, and resource recovery roles.
Organisations and contractors wanting to improve waste diversion on site.
Young people, school leavers, and MSD candidates seeking industry-aligned training and entry-level credentials.
No specific technical qualifications required; basic literacy and numeracy skills.
Commitment to complete theory and practical components.
Access to a work site or simulated environment for practical experience.
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The New Zealand Certificate in Workplace Health and Safety Practice (Level 3) delivered by Besafe Training Ltd is a flexible, rolling-intake programme designed to equip learners with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to contribute to effective health and safety practices in New Zealand workplaces. This 24-week part-time programme is structured around a series of standalone courses already scheduled as part of Besafe’s public course calendar, allowing learners to join at multiple points throughout the year and study at a pace that suits their availability.
This programme is designed to be accessible, inclusive, and aligned with industry needs.
Programme Aim
The programme aims to produce job-ready graduates capable of applying health and safety principles under limited supervision. Graduates will be able to contribute to workplace safety culture, apply risk management procedures, issue and monitor work permits, act as safety observers, and demonstrate competency in one of four optional applied contexts: working at heights, confined space entry, elevated work platforms, or discomfort, pain, and injury (DPI) prevention and management.
Programme Structure
The programme is made up of four compulsory courses (33 credits) and one optional course (8 credits), totalling 41 credits. These courses are drawn from Besafe’s existing public course schedule, offering learners maximum flexibility in when and how they complete their study.
Compulsory Courses:
Optional Courses (choose one):
Graduate Outcomes
Graduates will be able to:
Delivery Mode and Methods
The programme is delivered through a combination of face-to-face workshops, practical/on-job learning, and self-directed study. Directed learning includes interactive workshops, simulations, assessments, and case studies.
Assessment Methods
Learners are assessed through written assessments and practical observations. Assessment tasks are designed to reflect real-world workplace scenarios.
NOW AVAILABLE – This intensive, hands‑on course teaches participants to safely and effectively operate radio remote and pendant-controlled overhead (gantry) cranes. Covering theory and practical application, learners will gain the necessary skills to conduct lifts, perform equipment checks, and maintain crane readiness—aligned with NZQA Unit Standard 3800 (Level 3, 10 credits).
Why Complete This Course?
Operating overhead gantry cranes carries inherent risk. This course ensures operators meet industry and legislative standards—such as the HSWA, Crane Safety Manual, Approved Code of Practice, and equipment manufacturer requirements—minimising hazards through proper knowledge and technique .
What You’ll Learn:
Understand component functions, control methods, and operational hazards
Perform pre‑start checks, locking/tagging out, and fault reporting
Sling, lift, travel with, and place regular loads using radio remote or pendant controls
Respond correctly to emergency stop signals and recognised hand signals
Park and secure equipment after use, and document any defects
Conduct daily/weekly operator-level maintenance
This course is also available as a Refresher for operators who have previously completed Overhead (Gantry) Crane training and require renewal within three years of prior training. The refresher focuses on reinforcing core skills, reviewing any updates to legislation and best practice, and re-assessing operator competency to ensure ongoing compliance and safety performance.
Course Delivery:
Format: In-person, practical and theory components
Group Size: Maximum of 6–8 participants per session
Location: Besafe training centre or on-site at your facility
Train at Our Custom-Built Facility or on your site
This course is delivered at Besafe’s purpose-built crane training facility, designed to replicate real-world conditions. With industry-standard equipment and realistic lifting scenarios, learners gain hands-on experience in a safe, controlled environment—ensuring they’re job-ready and confident to operate overhead gantry cranes.
Our Sling Regular Loads Safely course is a practical one-day program designed for people involved in lifting operations. It builds essential skills to prepare, sling, and secure regular loads safely in line with industry best practice and crane safety regulations.
This hands-on course blends theory and real-world application, giving learners the confidence and competence to use lifting gear safely and effectively. It also lays the foundation for more advanced crane and slinging training.
Course Content
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Assessment
Off-site Delivery: We can deliver this course at your site with appropriate lifting equipment in place. Please call us to confirm requirements.
PPE Requirements
Participants must wear:
Industry Compliance
This course aligns with:
📞 Company bookings available at your site or ours – call us on 0800 333 899 to learn more.
Our Rigging & Slinging: Direct Crane Operations course is designed for workers needing to safely sling varied regular loads and direct a crane during lifting operations. Delivered in person by experienced instructors, this one-day course provides a mix of theory and practical tasks that meet industry expectations in a supported, safety-first environment.
You’ll gain essential skills in hazard management, communication methods, lift planning, and the correct use of rigging equipment. This course is ideal for those working toward Dogman responsibilities or preparing for more advanced crane operation standards.
Post-course requirement: To complete the unit standard, students must log a minimum of 40 verified lifts across at least six variations. Each lift must be signed off by a supervisor or manager. We provide an evidence booklet to guide this process, and there is no time limit to complete the log – it’s flexible to suit your work environment.
Course Content
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Assessment Methods:
Off-site Delivery: We can deliver this course at your site with appropriate lifting equipment in place. Please call us to confirm requirements.
PPE Requirements
All students must bring:
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This course will develop your knowledge of occupational health and safety statutory obligations, roles, and responsibilities so you can lead and implement high standards of health and safety management system. The course will also develop your ability to identify hazards and controls for the workplace environment.
You will explore theories of incident causation and prevention and gain the knowledge and skills to communicate and apply safe work strategies.
Delivered to Unit Standards 5607 – over a 1 day workshop (*Optional assessment and submission of evidence is required to achieve Unit Standard)
✓ Legislative requirements including but not limited to Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSW Act), Human Rights Act 1993, privacy Act 1993
✓ Occupational health and safety responsibilities
✓ Occupational health and safety statutory obligations
✓ Hazards in the workplace
✓ Health and safety training plans
✓ Evaluation of health and safety activities
✓ Health and safety incident investigation
✓ Theories of incident causation and prevention
By the end of this course you will be able to:
This one-day course (with required pre-learning) is designed for senior secondary school students looking to develop advanced first aid skills.
It builds confidence to respond to real-world emergency situations at school, work, or in the community.
You will gain the knowledge and confidence to respond to a range of medical emergencies involving more than one person. This includes how to assess and manage patients experiencing:
Shock, bleeding, and burns
Fractures and soft tissue injuries
Poisoning, heart attack, asthma, stroke, seizure, and diabetes
You’ll also learn essential life-saving skills such as CPR and how to assist someone who is choking (foreign body airway obstruction).
The course is delivered in a blended format — you’ll complete some learning online before attending a one-day, practical, hands-on training session. The in-person training uses real-life scenarios to build your confidence and teamwork skills in responding to emergencies.
This one-day foundational health and safety course provides students with the essential knowledge to understand key roles, duties, and responsibilities.
It also equips learners with practical skills to identify workplace hazards, assess and manage risks, and apply effective controls relevant to their job role, supporting a safer work environment.
This two-day course is designed to give secondary school students a strong foundation in workplace health and safety.
It helps them prepare for entry into the workforce with confidence and awareness.
Through interactive training and real-world scenarios, learners will gain the knowledge and practical skills to:
Demonstrate knowledge of workplace health and safety requirements (US 497)
Identify and describe hazardous substances in the workplace (US 17593)
Apply health and safety risk assessment to a job role (US 30265)
Identify and describe the role of a health and safety representative (US 17592)
These unit standards are valuable across a wide range of industries and support a safe, responsible approach to entering the workforce.
The course uses a blended learning model. Students complete engaging pre-learning through our digital platform before attending two full days of in-person training at our purpose-built facility. The hands-on sessions reinforce learning with practical activities and teamwork.
Train Like the Pros at Our Purpose-Built Facility
We encourage you to bring your students to our facility so they can experience an industry-leading training environment that supports their learning journey and career exploration in the construction sector.
Experience what it’s like to be on a real job site! This course can be delivered at our industry-standard training facility, designed to give you hands-on experience in a safe and supportive environment. You’ll take part in practical exercises that reflect real construction work, helping you build confidence, learn new skills, and understand what it takes to stay safe on site. It’s a great way to get a feel for the industry and take your first step toward a career in construction.
On successful completion, students will receive NZQA credits and a Workplace Safety training certificate. This Gateway course supports pathways into construction, trades, infrastructure, manufacturing, retail, and other sectors where health and safety knowledge is essential.
We encourage you to bring your students to our industry-standard training facility to give them the best possible start in today’s working environment.
This two-day interactive course is designed for senior secondary school students interested in exploring a career in the construction or infrastructure industries.
It introduces essential health and safety principles with a specific focus on safe working at heights.
What You’ll Learn
Through practical activities and real-world scenarios, you will learn how to:
This course builds your understanding of key construction safety procedures and prepares you for entry-level roles or further industry training.
Course Delivery
The course is delivered over two full days at your site or ours and includes hands-on, scenario-based learning using industry-standard safety equipment. Students are supported by experienced instructors who create an engaging and supportive learning environment.
Train Like the Pros at Our Purpose-Built Facility
We encourage you to bring your students to our facility so they can experience an industry-leading training environment that supports their learning journey and career exploration in the construction sector.
Experience what it’s like to be on a real job site! This course can be delivered at our industry-standard training facility, designed to give you hands-on experience in a safe and supportive environment. You’ll take part in practical exercises that reflect real construction work, helping you build confidence, learn new skills, and understand what it takes to stay safe on site. It’s a great way to get a feel for the industry and take your first step toward a career in construction.
Certification and Pathways
Upon successful completion, you will receive NZQA credits and a Construction Safety training certificate. This Gateway programme supports future pathways into apprenticeships, trade training, and entry-level employment in the construction and infrastructure sectors.
This is a 16-week course, completed through our online learning platform. You will be supported with a dedicated facilitator through zoom sessions, digital content, workplace activities and discussion boards.
The purpose of this programme is to provide New Zealand workplaces with people that have the skills and knowledge to promote and monitor health and safety practices and procedures, and create a positive health and safety culture in the workplace.
OHS401 Health and Safety: Requirements and Practices (30 credits)
This course develops learners’ knowledge of occupational health and safety statutory obligations, roles, and responsibilities so they can lead and implement high standards of health and safety management systems. The course will also develop learners’ ability to identify hazards and controls for the workplace environment. Learners will explore theories of incident causation and prevention and gain the knowledge and skills to communicate and apply safe work strategies.
OHS 402 Safety Management Systems Audit (20 credits)
This course develops learners’ knowledge of New Zealand occupational health and safety management standards so they are able to perform an audit to evaluate and analyse the OHS management system in an organisation and recommend an improvement process.
OHS 403 Hazard Management System: Risk Mitigation and Safety Risk (10 credits)
This course develops learners’ knowledge of hazards and controls in the workplace employing a risk management framework. Learners will learn about safety inspection skills and incident investigation process so they can develop, implement and monitor a hazard management system, for a selected business operation, and apply appropriate legislation and regulations.
As is demonstrated above re learning hours per week; this is an intensive, 16-week programme of study featuring approx. 37 learning hours weekly for 16 weeks. Students must ensure they are organised and available to engage in activities weekly.
To be purchased in addition to the course – due to copyright restrictions we are unable to provide these resources.
CRT is recognizing a learners currently held NZQA unit standards which may be transferred to a Besafe Training New Zealand Certificate programme.
Student’s current unit standards may be transferred if:
Workplace accidents and incidents don’t just happen—they are signals that something needs to change. This course gives you the skills to respond with confidence, uncover root causes, and take action to prevent recurrence. Ideal for health and safety representatives, team leaders, and those responsible for compliance, this training provides a structured and practical approach to incident investigation.
Why Incident Investigation Matters
Many workplace injuries are preventable. Often, organisations fail to retain or apply lessons from past incidents, and crucial evidence can be lost if investigations are delayed. This course ensures you understand the importance of timely and professional investigations to improve workplace safety and meet your legal obligations.
What You’ll Learn
Why workplace incidents must be reported and investigated
Key concepts of multiple causation and root-cause analysis
How to conduct a structured incident investigation using a hypothetical scenario
How to write a clear, evidence-based investigation report
What You’ll Achieve
NZQA Unit Standard 17601: Demonstrate knowledge of workplace incident investigation
Confidence to conduct and document effective workplace investigations
A valuable skillset for compliance, safety leadership, and continuous improvement
Delivery Options
Online: Flexible, self-paced eLearning
Training Centre: Delivered at Besafe’s facilities in Auckland
Onsite: We bring the training to your workplace
English Language Requirements
All learners must have an adequate understanding of written and spoken English to participate.
The Besafe Site Passport 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.
This course has been developed with all workers in mind. You will work through the course at your own pace and complete the ‘open book’ NZQA unit standard assessment. You will need to allow up to 24 hours for your assessment to be marked by one of our assessors at which point you will be issued your certificate if successful.
Legal rights and responsibilities for workplace health and safety
Hazards/risks
Health and Safety Systems
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.
The BeSafe Guarantee for online courses
We are so confident that you will be satisfied with your online BeSafe course that we will happily refund 100% of the course fee if you are not satisfied. See T’s & C’s
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.
Considering online training but still not sure that it will work for you?
The BeSafe Guarantee for online courses
We are so confident that you will be satisfied with your online BeSafe course that we will happily refund 100% of the course fee if you are not satisfied. See T’s & C’s
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.
An assessment aligned to the industry H&S standard for coal face leaders (e.g.leading hands, foremen). Specifically aimed at site based leaders of small teams of construction workers.
CHASNZ require workers attempting this level of assessment to have undertaken training in line with the LeadSafe Supervisors 2 day course or others as per 1.2 of the Constructsafe Health and Safety Competency – Supervisors Framework
If you do not hold the required training, find out more about the Leadsafe Supervisors course
NZQA Unit Standards 31290 & 31293 – Meets Regulation 4.5 Training Requirements
This one-day in-person course equips learners with the essential knowledge and skills to safely handle, store, and manage hazardous substances in the workplace. Aligned to NZQA unit standards and Regulation 4.5 of the Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 2017, the course supports compliance for both individuals and organisations who work with hazardous chemicals.
It is also a preparatory step for those requiring Certified Handler Certification—a requirement for those working with class 6.1A and 6.1B substances. While certification is issued separately by an Approved Compliance Certifier, this course meets the formal training component required before an application can be made.
What You’ll Learn
Unit Standards Achieved
Certified Handler Certification
Delivery
The online Foundation Toolbox is a flexible, self-paced version of our CHASNZ/ConstructSafe-aligned course. Designed to provide essential health and safety knowledge, it supports learners preparing for work in the New Zealand construction environment — anytime, anywhere.
Why Complete the Foundation Toolbox?
This course helps construction businesses and workers meet the recommended Site Access Requirements Guidelines, which outline how to manage site access and ensure all workers possess a foundational level of health and safety knowledge.
Workers who are new to the New Zealand construction sector or who haven’t received structured training are strongly advised to complete a recognised foundation course. Site managers and employers are expected to confirm that workers have received appropriate training.
The Foundation Toolbox course is one of the endorsed options for meeting this requirement.
Site_Access_Requirements_A4_V2.0.pdf
What You’ll Learn:
Key concepts in health and safety foundations (Parts 1 & 2)
Safe practices for working at height, mobile plant, site traffic, and utilities
Managing chemicals and hazardous substances
Emergency procedures and response
Confined and restricted space awareness
Engaging videos, knowledge checkpoints, and interactive exercises guided by ‘Rawhiti’
Course Delivery:
Format: 100% online through Besafe’s eLearning platform
Duration: Approx. 4 hours (self-paced – complete in your own time)
Requirements: Access to a device with internet; learning can be paused and resumed at your convenience
Considering online training but still not sure that it will work for you?
The BeSafe Guarantee for online courses
We are so confident that you will be satisfied with your online BeSafe course that we will happily refund 100% of the course fee if you are not satisfied. See T’s & C’s
The Foundation Toolbox is a CHASNZ/ConstructSafe-aligned in-person course of nine interactive modules. It’s designed to introduce new and experienced site workers to essential health and safety principles in the New Zealand construction environment.
Why Complete the Foundation Toolbox?
This course helps construction businesses and workers meet the recommended Site Access Requirements Guidelines, which outline how to manage site access and ensure all workers possess a foundational level of health and safety knowledge.
Workers who are new to the New Zealand construction sector or who haven’t received structured training are strongly advised to complete a recognised foundation course. Site managers and employers are expected to confirm that workers have received appropriate training.
The Foundation Toolbox course is one of the endorsed options for meeting this requirement.
Site_Access_Requirements_A4_V2.0.pdf
What You’ll Learn:
Fundamentals of general health and safety (Parts 1 & 2)
Safe work practices for working at height, mobile plant, site traffic, and utilities
Managing chemicals and hazardous substances
Emergency preparedness and response
Confined and restricted space awareness
Includes interactive exercises and knowledge checkpoints supported by ‘Rawhiti’
Course Delivery:
Format: In-person classroom session
In-Person or Online: This engaging and practical course equips learners with the skills to identify, assess, and manage health and safety risks in the workplace. Whether completed online at your own pace or in-person with a Besafe tutor, this course provides real-world tools to help you keep your site and team safe. Aligned with NZQA Unit Standard 30265, it is ideal for anyone responsible for managing risks in their role.
Why Complete This Course?
New Zealand has one of the highest rates of workplace injury and illness in the developed world. Effective risk management is essential—not only to meet legal obligations but to prevent harm. This course helps you build confidence in taking practical, proactive steps to identify hazards, implement appropriate controls, and monitor workplace safety without unnecessary complexity.
What You’ll Learn:
Roles, rights, and responsibilities related to workplace risk
How to identify hazards and assess risk
Applying the Plan–Do–Check–Act risk management model
Selecting and applying effective control measures
Monitoring and reviewing existing controls
Carrying out a practical risk assessment relevant to your work
Course Delivery Options:
In-Person: 1-day course delivered at a Besafe training centre or on-site (includes theory + practical assessment)
Online: Self-paced digital course via Besafe’s eLearning platform (interactive content, tutor support, and online assessment)
Assessment: Required for both formats and includes written and applied task-based components
Stay current and compliant by refreshing your knowledge of workplace risk management with this online refresher course. Designed for individuals who have previously completed NZQA Unit Standard 30265, this course provides a quick and effective way to renew your understanding and ensure you’re applying best-practice safety principles in your workplace.
Whether you’re overseeing teams, working in high-risk environments, or responsible for implementing risk controls, this course ensures your knowledge is up to date and aligned with current health and safety expectations.
This course provides Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to effectively represent workers and contribute to a safer, more proactive health and safety culture. Whether delivered online or in-person by one of our expert tutors, this course ensures your team understands their responsibilities and can take meaningful action.
Learners will explore the key functions and powers of a Health and Safety Representative under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 and its regulations. The course equips learners to support their teams, identify and manage risks, and engage constructively with management.
For online learners, the course includes interactive modules with real-world examples and access to an assessor for support during office hours.
The purpose, role, and powers of Health and Safety Representatives in the workplace
How HSRs act as advocates for worker health and safety
The legal duties of PCBUs and WorkSafe NZ towards HSRs
Effective risk management and communication with workers and management
How and when to issue a Provisional Improvement Notice (PIN)
The process and authority to direct unsafe work to cease
Online – Self-paced with engaging, interactive content and assessor support during business hours
In-Person – Delivered by industry-qualified trainers with practical insights and group discussions
At our Albany or Wiri training centres
At your site (for company bookings)
Considering online training but still not sure that it will work for you?
The BeSafe Guarantee for online courses
We are so confident that you will be satisfied with your online BeSafe course that we will happily refund 100% of the course fee if you are not satisfied. See T’s & C’s
This course equips Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) working in aged care facilities with the essential knowledge and skills to represent their colleagues and advocate for safe working environments. Designed with the aged care context in mind, it focuses on the unique risks and responsibilities found in healthcare and residential care settings—ensuring residents, caregivers, nurses, cleaners, support staff, and visitors remain safe.
Whether you’re new to the HSR role or seeking to formalise your experience, this course will empower you to communicate effectively, manage risks, and act confidently within your legal rights and responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015.
The role and function of a Health and Safety Representative in a New Zealand aged care setting
How to represent and advocate for worker safety while supporting a person-centred care culture
The responsibilities of PCBUs (Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking) and the role of WorkSafe NZ
How to identify, report, and manage risks in environments with vulnerable residents
The processes and powers for:
Issuing a Provisional Improvement Notice (PIN)
Directing unsafe work to cease—when and how to act
29315 – Describe the role and functions of the Health and Safety Representative in a New Zealand workplace
Examples, case studies, and discussion topics are aligned to the challenges and priorities faced in:
Residential aged care and retirement villages
Dementia care units
In-home care and support services
Healthcare and nursing team environments
Delivered by expert trainers
Practical, relevant, and aligned to the realities of caregiving work
NZQA-accredited and meets legislative requirements
Create safer, more supportive workplaces where both staff and residents thrive.
Book now and empower your team’s HSRs.
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