Health and Safety in the workplace
This is likely to be the Number One concern in your organisation
as it is for everyone else. Make sure all staff are up to
date with health and safety requirements with these New Zealand
Quality College training courses:
Health and Safety Representative Functions
Health and Safety in Laboratories
Venues
The usual places for New Zealand Quality
College courses are venues in Auckland, Wellington and
Christchurch, although not all courses run at each venue.
Check the course details for venue and date options.
If you prefer, we will come to your place and deliver
the course in your own setting. The advantage of this
is you can relate the training to your own workplace
practices and involve staff in identifying improvements.
A great way to provide team building.
Please call us directly on 0800 900 099
or email info@nzqc.co.nz
to discuss this option for you.
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Health
and Safety Representative Functions
A comprehensive two day course for Health and Safety Representatives.
Gain the knowledge and skills required to be an effective
company health and safety representative. At the completion
of the course you will be able to:
- Identify hazards in the workplace and recommend an approach
to their assessment and control. Explain the three-step
approach to hazard management. Understand the difference
between hazard and risk.
- Develop, implement and evaluate an effective Accident
Prevention Program, including Injury Rehabilitation for
the workplace.
- Provide health and safety information for all employees.
Collect workplace H&S data for analysis, interpretation
and use.
- Understand the requirements for accident reporting, investigation
and analysis.
- Find and communicate relevant H&S information, foster
positive H&S management practices in the workplace.
- Apply knowledge of relevant legislation, standards and
codes of practice in discussions with employees.
- Explain when an H&S representative may call an OSH
inspector.
Presenter
Your tutor, David Calvert is a specialist in OH&S systems
implementation, auditing and training. For 26 years David
has managed health, safety and environmental systems and -
as the principal of TQM Safety - has provided systems for
over 2,500 organisations.
Locations and dates
To Be Advised - Please enquire
Duration & Price
To Be Advised - Please enquire
Course fees include
• Tuition
• Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea (depending on
course times)
• All course notes and take-home reference materials.
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Enrolment Form
Laboratory
Health and Safety
How to Integrate
Occupational Safety and Health into Your ISO/IEC 17025 system
Health & safety management
systems are important because they introduce discipline and
structure into the identification of hazards and the prevention
of harm. They should always be considered an integral part
of your laboratory's total management system.
This two-day course is related directly to the laboratory
situation and is structured around the requirements of the
New Zealand Health & Safety in Employment Act, 1992. This
Act requires you to have undertaken all practicable steps
to prevent accidents or illness to your people.
At the end of the programme, you will be able to:
- Understand the requirements of the Act
- Understand health & safety principles
- Identify and evaluate health and safety hazards
- Prepare action plans to reduce hazards
- Begin implementing a health & safety system
- Integrate your health & safety system with your quality
management system.
Presenter
The course is led by Dr. Max Robertson, Retired General Manager
Accreditation Services, International Accreditation New Zealand.
Dr Robertson has over 20 years in the analytical fields of
environmental, health and safety, food, water, forensic and
toxicological science. For several years he consulted to a
variety of businesses including laboratories and has conducted
many management systems training courses both open and in-house.
Locations and dates
To Be Advised - Please enquire
Duration & Price
To Be Advised - Please enquire
Course fees include
• Tuition
• Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea (depending on
course times)
• All course notes and take-home reference materials.
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Enrolment Form
Cancellations and transfers
If you wish to cancel your attendance, please email or write
to us. You will be refunded your money in full if the cancellation
is received 14 days or more before the course starts. If you
cancel less than 14 days from the start of the course, you will
be refunded 50% of the fee you have paid. If you cancel on the
day the course commences, or any time thereafter, no fee refunded
will be made. Substitutions are acceptable at any time.
Where possible, you may transfer your booking to another course.
A 10% transfer fee may be incurred for transfers received less
than 14 days from the start of the course. Transfers made on
the day a course commences, or any time thereafter, will be
treated as cancellations and will require payment of a new fee.
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