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One Electrical NZ Ltd recognises the importance of health and safety for each of its employees to be ensured a Safe and Healthy place of work.
We promote continual improvement in Health and Safety Management processes to stay ahead of legislative requirements in business as well as striving for zero harm in our workplace.
SHE – Local Authority Contractor Pre-Qualification Data Base
Ensures councils are using contractors who operate with effective health and safety management systems and are holding current and relevant insurances.
The system helps councils meet their responsibilities to ensure that contractors, working for or on council assets and/or supplying services, have effective health and safety management systems to prevent harm to people and the environment or damage to property.
This course helps companies to engage workers on health and safety matters that will directly affect them. According to WorkSafe NZ, all workers must be provided with first aid facilities, equipment and access to first aiders.
This course includes the Electrical safety along with Basic Life Support (CPR) and first aid. Upstage Training is the EWRB approved provider that will take you through the ECT section which includes the Electrical safety and testing. This is achieved by written/oral testing of regulations/standards and observation of your testing.
SiteWise is a prequalification system that grades a contractor’s health & safety capability and publishes that grade in a database that can be viewed by main contractors and principal organisations. This allows for better contractor selection and an easier tendering process for everyone involved.
All registered electrical workers must hold a practising licence to carry out prescribed electrical work. You are required to renew your licence every 2 years.
Working at height includes but is not limited to – work carried out where falls of three metres or more may occur, plant and building maintenance, plant inspections, scaffolding work, working off platforms, and some areas of demolition.
Learning to use a safety harness system when working at height can ensure a safe climb.
IPAF MEWP provides the skills and knowledge to prepare and safely operate various types of MEWPs including a scissor lift and cherry picker. Operatives will be issued with a Power Access License (PAL) card after successfully passing the theory and practical tests.
This course combines confined spaces training and the use of gas testing equipment. It is about the safety of people who enter or are associated with confined spaces and ensuring that a safe atmosphere exists to permit work to be carried out.
Hazards and risk management in confined spaces are covered, roles and responsibilities of all parties, and the maintenance and operation of gas testing equipment.
The NZ Transport Agency Code of Practice for Temporary Traffic Management (COP/TTM) requires that appropriately trained and qualified personnel must carry out and supervise Temporary Traffic Management duties on all worksites. The STMS has specific duties and has ultimate responsibility for overall traffic management at the worksite.
Learn how to recognise specific medical and trauma emergencies. You will also be able to test the applicants knowledge through a number of short scenarios and quizzes.