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WORKSAFE TRAINING COURSE CATALOGUEThe best protective equipment won’t keep you safe unless you’re trained to use it correctly.

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WORKSAFE TRAINING

WORKSAFE TRAINING

ABOUT WORKSAFE TRAINING 04

CONFINED SPACE 18

CONTRACTOR MANAGEMENT 30

ELEVATING WORK PLATFORMS 13

EMERGENCY RESPONSE 26

FORKLIFTS 16

GAS TESTING 20

HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES 25

HEIGHT SAFETY 06

LOCKOUT/TAGOUT 22

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY 28

PERMIT TRAINING 21

SAFETY OBSERVER 23

SPILL RESPONSE 24

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ABOUT WORKSAFE TRAINING

Having the right safety equipment in the workplace is important, but training staff to use it correctly is essential. NZ Safety Blackwoods Worksafe Training has been operating as a specialised training organisation, with a philosophy focused on the areas of health, safety and the environment, since the introduction of health and safety legislation in 1993.

Worksafe Training delivers cost effective courses suitable for all employees – workers on the floor, supervisors, managers and company

owners. Depending on your business requirements, Worksafe Training can provide a range of courses from a one day public course to multi-day customised on-site training.

We strive to deliver quality training, and continually develop and improve our course offerings and content.

We will work with you and your business to ensure each trainee is competent, providing you with:• Improved health & safety practices

• Reduced workplace insurance costs

• A greater understanding of the law

• Improved management of your business

• Awareness of legal obligations

• Avoidance of severe penalties

• Course material to get you started

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Accredited and experienced trainersNZ Safety Blackwoods Worksafe Training is registered by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) as a Private Training Establishment (PTE) under the provisions of the Education Act (1987) and its subsequent amendments. Our regular NZQA audits and evaluations confirm an ongoing ability to deliver the highest quality training to New Zealand industry.

Each specialist trainer is fully qualified, both academically and practically, providing both industry expertise and educational experience for your course. Worksafe Training’s quality systems ensure that each trainee will acquire a consistent standard of knowledge and skills in every training location, plus trainers can provide literacy and other support as required.

Customised on-site training, nationwideWorksafe Training will consult with you and identify your specific training requirements both from a regulatory and an occupational health and safety aspect, leaving you confident that you are taking all practicable steps to ensure the safety of your employees at work, as required by Health and Safety legislation.

We can deliver training to your employees at any worksite throughout New Zealand,

customised to suit your specific on-site needs. This ensures your employees are trained to a national standard, and within a framework that is relevant to their tasks and environment. Our specialist course instructors can merge courses or add specific awareness elements to tailor training to your business requirements.

Proof of training On successful completion of a course, trainees will receive a Worksafe Training card – a handy wallet-sized and weatherproof record of training.

The card shows completed units and training date, as well as the date refresher training will be required, ensuring the validity of the workers training can be instantly recognised and proven when required.

A certificate of competency can also be issued upon request, as can a record of learning from NZQA using your registration number.

Visit www.NZQA.govt.nz for more information.

For more information contact us on 0800 967 572 or email [email protected]

Worksafe Training has contact with you before and after the course. Before the course starts, the trainer allocated to an on-site course will contact you to clarify your requirements. After training, you can contact the trainer, free of charge, for advice or a review after the course has finished. All trainees are given the opportunity to provide course feedback on completion.

OUR SUPPORT EXTENDS BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

For certain courses it is recommended you attend a refresher course to update your skills and understand any new legislation or regulations. Worksafe Training makes staying up-to-date easy by contacting you or your staff when a refresher is due.

Worksafe training can help you to ensure your equipment is fit for use with our convenient onsite inspection service.

REFRESHER TRAINING REMINDERS

ONSITE EQUIPMENT INSPECTIONS

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It is recommended that in order to remain competent, refresher training is completed

on a regular basis, ideally within 2 years from the issue date of this certificate.

Jonathon Cook

Certificate in Height Safety and Rescue

The following competency based outcomes were assessed:

Use a harness for personal fall prevention when working at heights

-Unit Standard 23229-

Use, install and disestablish proprietary fall arrest systems when working at height

-Unit Standard 15757-

Carry out height rescue techniques from a building or structure

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approval by NZQA under section 251 of the Education Act

1989 to provide the Certificate in Height Safety and Rescue

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TY Working at height presents a significant level of risk and therefore often requires the use of specialist safety equipment.

Our selection of practical training courses covering the planning and preparatory stages of height work, through to fall prevention and rescue training, will ensure you can meet your obligations under the Health and Safety at Work legislation.

Safe Working at Heights

UNIT STANDARD17600 – Explain safe work practices for working at heights. Level 3, Credits 3.

AVAILABILITY Public and on-site.

CANDIDATESBusiness owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers, and other staff who work at heights.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

People credited with this unit standard will be able to explain legislative requirements for working at heights as well as best practice for access systems such as ladders, EWP and edge protection.

COURSE NUMBERS Maximum 10.

ASSESSMENTS Written assessment.

COURSE REFERENCE HT1.

Safety Harness for Personal Fall Protection when Working at Heights

UNIT STANDARD23229 – Use a safety harness system when working at height. Level 3, Credits 4.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers, and other staff who employ harness systems while working at heights. Pre-requisite for Fall Arrest Systems (HT2) 15757.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

Trainees will become aware of how to select, use and maintain fall protection equipment including harnesses and lanyards, as well as fall protection options, anchorage points and rescue plans.


ASSESSMENTS Written and practical assessments.


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Employ Height Safety Equipment

UNIT STANDARD 25045 – Employ height safety equipment in the workplace. Level 3, Credits 4.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers, and other staff who work at heights. Generally aimed at people who require basic knowledge and skills of height safety equipment outside of the construction industry.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

Students will be able to identify common types of height safety equipment including anchor points and fall arrest equipment and plan rescue techniques and emergency procedures for working at heights.




Fall Arrest Systems

UNIT STANDARD

15757 – Use, install and disestablish proprietary height safety systems when working at height. Level 3, Credits 4.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers, and other staff who work at heights employing harness systems as a means of fall protection. Pre-requisite training required.

DURATION2 days – 1 day if attendee holds pre-requisite of 23229 or equivalent.

COURSE BRIEF

Theory and practical training teaching and assessing people in the use of proprietary fall arrest systems. It covers how to install, use and dismantle proprietary fall arrest systems including horizontal and vertical life lines. Trainees will learn about characteristics of equipment and anchorage points, hazards associated with fall arrest systems, maintaining equipment, knots and rescue techniques.




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Height Safety Refresher Training

UNIT STANDARD Respective unit standards currently held by attendee to be refreshed.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers, and other staff who have attended unit standard training previously, and wish to refresh their knowledge and skills. It is recommended that refresher training is completed every 2 years.

DURATION

1 day – There may be some instances where further time is required depending on the unit standards being refreshed.

COURSE BRIEF

The intent here is to refresh the unit standards held by the attendee. Generally these may include 17600, 25045, 23229 and 15757.




Certificate in Height Safety and Rescue

UNIT STANDARD

15757 plus Certificate in Height Safety and Rescue. Approval has been granted by NZQA to conduct this module as a training scheme. Level 3. Credits 4.


CANDIDATES

All stakeholders and personnel who are required to work at height with the responsibility of developing rescue plans and carrying out rescues.

DURATION

3 days – Depending on prior learning and unit standards held. May be reduced to 1 day which will cover the rescue element if the attendee already holds a current certificate for 15757.

COURSE BRIEF

This course will be designed specifically for the site. It will take into account the type of work being carried out with content structured accordingly.



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Climb and Work Off Structures

UNIT STANDARD 10509 – Climb and work on electricity network structures. Level 3, Credits 6.

AVAILABILITY On-site.

CANDIDATESOperators who are required to access and work on electricity network structures such as poles and towers.

DURATION1 day – Depending on prior learning and unit standards held.

COURSE BRIEF

This course will be designed specifically for the site. It will take into account the type of work being carried out and content structured accordingly. Primarily it is intended for the electrical industry, however it will also suit telecommunications and others accessing similar structures.



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Pole Top Rescue

UNIT STANDARD 17025 – Carry out a rescue from an electrical structure. Level 3, Credits 2.


CANDIDATES

Operators who are required to access and work on electricity network structures such as poles and towers and may be required to conduct rescues.

DURATION1 day – Depending on prior learning and unit standards held.

COURSE BRIEF

This course will be designed specifically for the site. It will take into account the type of work being carried out with content structured accordingly. Primarily it is intended for the electrical industry, however it will also suit telecommunications and others accessing similar structures. It has a pre-requisite of 10509.



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Develop a Rescue Plan for a Suspended Person

UNIT STANDARD

23232 – Develop a rescue plan for recovery of a suspended individual after a fall. Level 4, Credits 5.


DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is designed to enable the attendee to evaluate retrieval possibilities for recovery of a suspended individual after a fall in a particular work context and determine retrieval strategies; prepare a rescue plan to recover an individual suspended in a safety harness after a fall and review a rescue plan to recover an individual suspended in a safety harness after a fall.

PRE-REQUISITEUnit standard 23229 – Use a safety harness system when working at height.




Industrial Rope Access

UNIT STANDARD

28898 – Prepare, install, inspect, use and dismantle basic industrial rope access systems.19363 – Carry out simple patient recovery by rope techniques19364 – Identify and apply industrial rope access legislation19365 – Select and safely use industrial rope access equipment19366 – Plan and prepare for advanced rope access work19360 – Plan and prepare for basic industrial rope access work19358 – Describe legislative requirements for the industrial rope access industry.19359 – Inspect and maintain industrial rope access equipment19368 – Carry out advanced industrial rope access techniques19369 – Carry out advanced patient recovery techniques


CANDIDATES

This training and respective unit standards are suitable for any persons requiring rope access skills in the workplace.

DURATIONDepends on unit standard/s requested and any prior experience and learning.

COURSE BRIEF

These respective unit standard courses are designed to teach and assess students on various stages of care and maintenance, inspection, preparation, installation and use of basic and advanced rope access systems.

PRE-REQUISITE

There are some pre-requisite requirements for a small number of unit standards which include first aid and knowledge of fall arrest systems. Contact us for details and more information.

COURSE NUMBERS Maximum 6


COURSE REFERENCE IA1 – IA10.

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Inspect and Maintain Height Safety Equipment

UNIT STANDARD 19359 – Inspect and maintain height safety equipment. Level 3, Credits 3.


CANDIDATES

Those personnel responsible for carrying out periodic inspections of rope access and fall protection equipment including harnesses, lanyards, ropes and devices.

DURATION Half day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is designed to enable students to identify and inspect height safety equipment commonly used for industrial rope access setting.

PRE-REQUISITEUnit standard 23229 – Use a safety harness system when working at height or equivalent.



COURSE REFERENCE IEQ.

Develop a Safety Plan to Manage Risks when Working at Height

UNIT STANDARD

23231 – Develop a safety plan to manage risks when individuals are working at height and fall prevention strategies are required.Level 3, Credits 5.


CANDIDATES

People in the workplace responsible for participating in risk management and in the writing up of safety plans associated with working at heights.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is designed to enable students to assess the risks when work is to be undertaken at height and there is a fall potential; prepare a safety plan to manage risk when fall prevention strategies are required and to review the safety plan to manage risk.


PRE-REQUISITEUnit standard 23229 – Use a safety harness system when working at height.



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Erect and Dismantle Scaffolding up to Five Metres in Height

UNIT STANDARD

23230 – Conduct a safety inspection of scaffolding before use. Level 3, Credits 3.

20855 – Handle and maintain basic scaffolding components. Level 2, Credits 5.

13053 – Erect and dismantle scaffolding up to five metres in height. Level 3, Credits 6.

9184 – Erect and dismantle non-notifiable prefabricated frame scaffolding up to five metres in height. Maximum of 8 students.Level 3, Credits 5.

13016 – Demonstrate knowledge of the erection and dismantling of scaffolding up to five metres in height. Level 3, Credits 3.


CANDIDATES

People in the workplace responsible for and/or participating in the erection and dismantling of scaffold up to five metres in height.

DURATION

1 to 2 days – Depending on the unit standards required. Options include: 1 day inspection course (23230) or 2 day erection and dismantle course (9184, 13053 and 13016).

COURSE BRIEF

These courses are designed to teach and assess students on various stages of care and maintenance, inspection, erection and dismantling of scaffold up to five metres in height which does not require a Certificate of Competence or notification to Worksafe NZ. Those accessing these unit standards are likely to be from construction and related trade industries who erect scaffold for their own immediate use and the use of those working with them.

PRE-REQUISITEUnit standard 13016 is a prerequisite for unit standard 13053.

COURSE NUMBERSMaximum 12. Except 9184 maximum of 8.


COURSE REFERENCE SCA1 – SCA6.

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A risk assessment should always be conducted to consider the environment and terrain before using an Elevated Work Platform (EWP).

Our EWP training courses aim to ensure attendees know how to assess the worksite and carry out safe operation of all types of EWP in a workplace environment.

ELEVATING WORK PLATFORMS (EWP)

Describe Elevating Work Platforms and Legislative Requirements

UNIT STANDARD

23966 – Describe types of elevating work platforms and legislative requirements for their use (pre-requisite for all other EWP unit standards). Level 3, Credits 2.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers and other staff who are required to operate mobile elevating work platforms.

DURATION 4 hours (not a practical course).

COURSE BRIEF

Attendees will obtain the knowledgeand skills to assess worksites andprepare to operate one or acombination of different types ofelevating work platforms. This coursecovers the legislation and bestpractice guidelines.



COURSE REFERENCE EWP1.

Prepare and Operate a Scissor Lift Elevating Work Platform

UNIT STANDARD

23960 – Assess the worksite, prepare and operate a scissor lift elevating work platform. Level 3, Credits 3.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers and other staff who are required to operate scissor lift elevating work platforms.

DURATION1 day – Includes 23966 and scope for one other type of EWP.

COURSE BRIEF

This course teaches the attendee how to assess the worksite and prepare to use a scissor lift EWP. They will also learn how to carry out operations in a workplace environment, report faults and damage, and shut down the scissor lift EWP.

COURSE NUMBERSMaximum 8 - single machine type.Maximum 6 - two machine types.



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Prepare and Operate a Self Propelled Boom Lift Elevating Work Platform

UNIT STANDARD

23962 – Assess the worksite, prepare and operate a self propelled boom lift elevating work platform. Level 4, Credits 5.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers and other staff who are required to operate self propelled boom lift elevating work platforms.


COURSE BRIEF

This course teaches the attendee how to assess the worksite and prepare to use a self propelled boom lift EWP. They will also learn how to carry out operations in a workplace environment, report faults and damage and shut down the self propelled boom lift EWP.




Prepare and Operate a Trailer Mounted Elevating Work Platform

UNIT STANDARD

23963 – Assess the worksite, prepare and operate a trailer mounted elevating work platform. Level 3, Credits 4.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers and other staff who are required to operate trailer mounted elevating work platforms.


COURSE BRIEF

This course teaches the attendee how to assess the worksite and prepare to use a trailer mounted EWP. They will also learn how to carry out operations in a workplace environment, report faults and damage and shut down the trailer mounted EWP.




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Prepare and Operate a Truck Mounted Elevating Work Platform

UNIT STANDARD

23961 – Assess the worksite, prepare and operate a truck mounted elevating work platform. Level 3, Credits 4.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers and other staff who are required to operate truck mounted elevating work platforms.

DURATION1 day – Includes 23966 and scope for one other type of MEWP.

COURSE BRIEF

This course teaches the attendee how to assess the worksite and prepare to use a truck mounted EWP. They will also learn how to carry out operations in a workplace environment, report faults and damage, and shut down the truck mounted EWP.




Prepare and Operate a Vertical Lift Elevating Work Platform

UNIT STANDARD

23964 – Assess the worksite, prepare and operate a vertical lift elevating work platform. Level 3, Credits 2.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers and other staff who are required to operate vertical lift elevating work platforms.

DURATION1 day – Includes 23966 and scope for one other type of MEWP.

COURSE BRIEF

This course teaches the attendee how to assess the worksite and prepare to use a vertical lift EWP. They will also learn how to carry out operations in a workplace environment, report faults and damage, and shut down the vertical lift EWP.

COURSE NUMBERSMaximum 8 - single machine type.Maximum 6 - two machine types



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Operate a Forklift

UNIT STANDARD10851 – Operate a powered industrial lift truck (forklift). Level 3, Credits 7.


DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is designed to enable students to demonstrate knowledge of the safe operation of a forklift; perform a pre-operational inspection and start up procedure for a forklift and to demonstrate practical forklift skills including park and shut down of a forklift.



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Operate a Forklift with Attachments

UNIT STANDARD

10852 – Operate a powered industrial lift truck (forklift) fitted with attachments. Level 3, Credits 3.


DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is designed to enable students to demonstrate a knowledge of the safe operation of a forklift with attachments; prepare to operate a forklift with attachments and to operate and shut down a forklift with attachments.




To ensure a safe working environment, it is imperative that training is provided to all forklift operators.

Operators who don’t have adequate knowledge of how to operate a forklift truck correctly are not only putting themselves at risk – but also those working around them, be it colleagues or site visitors. With the potential results of a forklift accident ranging from damaged machinery and stock, to severe crush injuries and even death – it really is essential that anyone operating a forklift knows how to recognise potential accidents and how to avoid them.Refresher courses are also available.

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Use a Forklift Mounted Safety Platform

UNIT STANDARD18409 – Use a forklift mounted safety platform in the workplace.Level 3, Credits 4.


DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is designed to enable students to identify a powered industrial lift truck (PILT) safety cage: prepare to use a safety platform for a specified task on a worksite; complete pre-operational checks; fit and remove safety platform to and from a PILT; and use a PILT fitted with a safety platform to complete work at heights.




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Demonstrate Knowledge of Hazards Associated with Confined Spaces

UNIT STANDARD

18426 – Demonstrate knowledge of hazards associated with confined spaces. Level 3, Credits 4.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers and other staff who work in or near a confined space.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

Trainees will be able to demonstrate knowledge of confined space and their permit notification and implementation requirements. They will be able to identify and implement control measures, demonstrate knowledge of monitoring and confined space testing requirements and describe the responsibilities and duties of people entering confined spaces or conducting observation duties for confined spaces.



COURSE REFERENCE CS1.

Plan a Confined Space Entry

UNIT STANDARD17599 – Plan a confined space entry. Level 4, Credits 5.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers and other staff carrying out planning for work in or near a confined space. CS1 (18426) is generally conducted on the first day.

DURATION2 days – Unless attendee has a current certificate for 18426 which would reduce it to one day.

COURSE BRIEF

People credited with this unit standard are able to identify hazards and controls within confined spaces, develop an emergency procedure plan, and complete documentation required for confined space entry.




Some of the most dangerous workplace hazards are encountered when working in a confined space.

The following practical training courses cover the roles and responsibilities of entrants and stand-by persons, as well as planning, execution and rescue skills to ensure safe work within confined spaces.

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Confined Space Refresher

UNIT STANDARDRespective unit standards currently held by attendees to be refreshed.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers and other staff carrying out work in or near a confined space. It is recommended that refresher training is completed every 2 years.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

The intent is to refresh the unit standard/s currently held by the attendee. Generally this can be done in one day, however depending on unit standards required, time may have to be extended.




Confined Space in the Infrastructure Industry

UNIT STANDARD19207 – Confined space in the infrastructure industry Level 3, Credits 6.


CANDIDATES

Business owners, managers, planners, supervisors, site managers and other staff carrying out planning for work in or near a confined space in the infrastructure industry.

DURATION2 days – Includes unit standard 18426.

COURSE BRIEF

People credited with this unit standard are able to, in the infrastructure industry, identify work procedures to be carried out, examine an entry plan for completeness, enter, complete work and withdraw from a confined space. Some integration between 17599 is possible on this course.




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Atmospheric Testing

UNIT STANDARD

25510 – Operate atmospheric testing device to determine a suitable atmosphere exists to work safely. Level 3, Credits 4.


CANDIDATES

People working in potentially hazardous atmospheres. Managers, supervisors and health and safety practitioners and operators.

DURATION1 day – May be integrated into either 17599 or 19207.

COURSE BRIEF

This course gives candidates the academic and practical knowledge to conduct atmospheric testing in potentially hazardous environments and interpret and respond to atmospheric testing results.



COURSE REFERENCE AT1.

Perform Gas Tests For Energy and Chemical Plant

UNIT STANDARD3058 – Perform gas tests for energy and chemical plant. Level 4, Credits 5.


CANDIDATES

People working in potentially hazardous atmospheres. Managers, supervisors and health and safety practitioners and operators.

DURATION1 day – May be integrated into either 17599 or 19207.

COURSE BRIEF

This course gives students the academic and practical knowledge to carry out atmospheric tests and to interpret and respond to atmospheric testing results at an energy and chemical plant.



COURSE REFERENCE AT2.

Industry standards state that “atmospheric testing shall be conducted in a manner consistent with the hazards identified in the risk assessment”.

Our gas testing courses aim to ensure personnel have the necessary skills to care for, maintain and operate an atmospheric gas tester, as well as to interpret the results and introduce the correct controls.

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Issue Worksite Specific Permits

UNIT STANDARD17590 – Issue worksite specific permits. Level 3, Credits 6.


CANDIDATES

Permit issuers, persons in charge of a worksite, managers, supervisors, owners and self employed persons. Types of work include hot work, confined space, height and excavation.

DURATION

2 days – Unless attendee has a current certificate for 17588 (Permit Receiver). 17588 is conducted on day one of the course.

COURSE BRIEF

Attendees will be 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.



COURSE REFERENCE PTW2.

Apply for Accept and Carry Out Work According to a Work Permit in the Workplace

UNIT STANDARD

17588 – Apply for accept and carry out work according to a work permit in the workplace. Level 3, Credits 4.


CANDIDATESPermit receivers, holders and all personnel working under a Permit to Work system.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

Trainees will be able to explain the types of work permits, the roles involved in the work permit system, and the requirements for receiving a work permit. In addition they will be able to explain the preparatory requirements when applying for a work permit, accept a work permit and undertake work under the permit.



COURSE REFERENCE PTW1.

A Permit to Work (PTW) is not simply permission to carry out a job, but an essential part of a system which determines how that job can be carried out safely.

This training is designed to ensure that people involved with a PTW system are properly trained in all aspects of this system, whether they are permit receivers or permit issuers.

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Lockout/Tagout

UNIT STANDARD25043 – Lockout and reinstate machinery in the workplace.Level 3, Credits 4.


CANDIDATES

This training course is designed for operators and managers of machinery and any other interested parties that may be involved with locking out machinery prior to use.

DURATION Up to 4 hours.

COURSE BRIEF

The aim of this training course is to educate attendees on the importance of locking out plant equipment and the consequences of failing to do so. Attendees will learn basic lockout procedure, including the correct location for lockouts, identifying appropriate devices and different methods and procedures used for lockout/tagout.


ASSESSMENTS Practical demonstrations.

COURSE REFERENCE LTT1.

Lockout is an important safety procedure involving shutting off power to equipment or machines during repair or maintenance.

This training course will provide those who work on, maintain or repair machinery with the skills to identify the need for and implement appropriate lockout/tagout procedures.

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UNIT STANDARD

17596 – Demonstrate knowledge of safety observer responsibilities in the workplace. Level 3, Credits 8.


CANDIDATES

Permit issuers and receivers, safety observers, safety watch personnel, health and safety advisors and plant operators.

DURATION2 days – May be reduced to one day depending on prior learning and current unit standards held.

COURSE BRIEF

People credited with this unit standard are able to identify: criteria where the Safety Observer 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 measures.



COURSE REFERENCE SO1.

The health and safety of those working in hazardous areas is often reliant on the skilled and qualified people who are looking out for them.

This person is the Safety Observer who makes sure everyone’s safety is accounted for.

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In the unfortunate event of a chemical or oil spill, it is essential that correct procedures are promptly initiated to prevent harm to people; and damage to equipment and the environment.

We can assist your business to prepare and pre-plan in case of a spill, with training covering both procedural and equipment requirements.

SPILL RESPONSE

Spill Response Training

QUALIFICATIONCertificate of Competency will be issued upon completion.


CANDIDATES

All employees whose workplace contains hazardous substances that can spill causing a problem for the rest of the workplace and environment.

DURATION 4 hours.

COURSE BRIEF

After the course, each student will have an awareness of how to handle spills in their workplace. They will also understand the legislation and why it is important to contain spills and clean them up correctly to protect the environment. This will include the various types of spill products and their use including site procedures for spills.


ASSESSMENTS Practical demonstration.

COURSE REFERENCE SR1.

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HSWA Certified Handler

QUALIFICATION Certified Handler.


CANDIDATES

A certified handler is someone who has been certified to handle very hazardous substances. If you handle acutely toxic (class 6.1A and 6.1B) substances, fumigants and vertebrate toxic agents you may need to be a certified handler.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course will give attendees information on legislation requirements, hazardous substances classifications, chemical inventories and labelling, controls and safety data sheets, tracking, emergency management.



COURSE REFERENCE AH1.

Requirements of Hazardous Substances Legislation

UNIT STANDARD

20645 – Describe the requirements of the Hazardous Substances Regulations relevant to Certified Handlers Level 3, Credits 3.


CANDIDATES

People conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU’s) and workers who use, handle, manufacture and store hazardous substances.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is designed to cover the purpose and principals of the Hazardous Substances Regulations 2017; the compliance regime for hazardous substances and the requirements for controlling hazardous substances; and the procedures to adopt in an emergency involving hazardous substances in accordance with organizational requirements.


ASSESSMENTS Written assessments.

COURSE REFERENCE HSNO 1.

The proper management of hazardous substances is a critical requirement in ensuring the safety of those handling chemicals and other substances in the workplace.

These courses are designed to equip workers with the necessary knowledge to ensure they maintain a safe and compliant workplace under the Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 2017.

HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES

NOTE: It is recommended that trainees bring their own material safety data sheets along so that a full understanding can be gained about the hazards associated with using substances relevant to their workplace.

Hazardous substance half day awareness course also available. Please contact us for more details.


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In a workplace emergency, a well-trained team of fire wardens can make all the difference.

Our Emergency Response training will ensure your wardens are equipped with the skills required to command and control an emergency situation, including evacuation, extinguisher use and the coordination of and communication to emergency services.

EMERGENCY RESPONSE

Principles of Fire Science

UNIT STANDARD4647 – Explain the principles of fire science. Level 2, Credits 1.


CANDIDATES

Personnel whose duties involve fire and rescue response in the workplace and other learners who anticipate the need to use hand-held fire extinguishers in the workplace.

DURATIONOne hour – This unit standard can be added onto either the fire warden or hand extinguisher training.

COURSE BRIEF

The aim of this course is to enable learners to demonstrate knowledge of the basic principals of the chemistry of fire and the basic principals of the physics of fire.


ASSESSMENT Written assessment.

COURSE REFERENCE FS1.

Fire and Emergency Warden in the Workplace

UNIT STANDARD

18408 – Demonstrate knowledge of fire and emergency warden duties in the workplace. Level 3, Credits 3.


CANDIDATESPeople in the workplace who are appointed to act as fire wardens and other interested parties.

DURATION 4 hours.

COURSE BRIEF

The aim of this course is to inform the candidate of different evacuation procedures, how to command and control situations, the roles and responsibilities of a warden, the specific building requirements and the coordination of the emergency services.


ASSESSMENTWritten assessment with a practical element wherever possible.

COURSE REFERENCE FT1.

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Suppress Fire with Hand Extinguishers

UNIT STANDARD3271 – Suppress fire with hand extinguishers and fixed hose reels. Level 2, Credits 1.


CANDIDATESAll personnel who may need to operate a hand held fire extinguisher to suppress fire.

DURATION 3 – 4 hours – Depending on numbers.

COURSE BRIEF

The aim of this course is to inform the candidate on the different types of fires, triangle of fire, types of extinguishers, operation of extinguishers and the different techniques that are used.


ASSESSMENTWritten assessment with a practical element wherever possible.

COURSE REFERENCE FEX1.

Wear and Operate Breathing Apparatus in the Workplace

UNIT STANDARD

25044 – Wear and operate compressed air breathing apparatus in the workplace. Level 3, Credits 4.


CANDIDATESAll personnel who may need to work in or near potentially hazardous atmospheres.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is designed for people who require the use of self contained breathing apparatus. It covers the safe operation of a compressed air breathing apparatus system including the practical elements of preparing, testing, commissioning, wearing and monitoring the systems, as well as the implementation of emergency procedures.


ASSESSMENT Written and practical assessments.

COURSE REFERENCE BA1.

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Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment

UNIT STANDARD30265 – Apply health and safety risk assessment in a job role. Level 3, Credits 8.


CANDIDATES

Any person conducting a business or an undertaking – PCBU e.g. employers, self-employed, contractors and workers who wish to apply hazard identification and risk assessment procedures in the workplace.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is designed to enable students to describe the principals of health and safety risk assessment and apply health and safety risk assessment to a job role in accordance with regulatory requirements and industry good practice.



COURSE REFERENCE AC2.

Occupational Health and Safety Incident Investigation

UNIT STANDARD

17601 – Produce an occupational health and safety incident investigation. Level 4, Credits 6.


CANDIDATESEmployers, health and safety representatives and other interested parties.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

The aim of this course is to teach attendees 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.




The individual focus of this course set varies, but the overriding purpose of each is to reduce harm in the workplace by raising awareness, building an understanding of roles and responsibilities and outlining legal requirements for those involved in ensuring workplace safety.

Although all of the courses listed are NZQA unit standards, Worksafe Training can design and deliver site specific training for your workplace. For example, customising a specific course by utilising the clients own Health and Safety policies and procedures.

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Safe Manual Handling Practices in the Workplace

UNIT STANDARD

17459 – Demonstrate and apply knowledge of safe manual handling practices in the workplace. Level 2, Credits 3.


CANDIDATES

Employers, employees, self employed workers and contractors who require basic knowledge and skills for the manual handling of goods in the workplace.

DURATION 4 hours.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is aimed at giving attendees the skills to demonstrate knowledge of types of manual handling risks, describe injury risk reduction measures for manual handling, use safe manual handling practices with mechanical aids, and use safe manual handling practices without mechanical aids.




Identify the Roles and Functions of the Health and Safety Representative in a New Zealand Workplace

UNIT STANDARD

29315 – Describe the role and functions of the health and safety representative in a New Zealand workplace. Level 3, Credits 2.


CANDIDATESThis course is targeted toward people who hold a health and safety position within a company.

DURATION 2 days.

COURSE BRIEF

The aim of this course is to give attendees the skills to define the roles of the health and safety representative, identify training requirements for hazard management, identify the requirements for dealing with emergencies, identify the requirements for reporting, recording and investigating injuries and incidents, and identify the requirements for rehabilitation under the Injury Prevention, Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2001.





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Contractor Management

UNIT STANDARD

17595 – Explain health and safety management requirements for contractors working on site Level 4, Credits 8.


CANDIDATES

Any and all personnel that may be required to engage with contractors on behalf of their PCBU (person conducting a business or an undertaking).

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

This course is designed to enable students to identify the legislative and organisational health and safety requirements for engaging contractors to perform work on site; explain how to manage the use of contractors on site to ensure compliance with legislative and organisational health and safety requirements and to explain contractor health and safety performance review requirements.



COURSE REFERENCE CM1.

Health and Safety Auditing

QUALIFICATIONCertificate of Competency will beissued upon completion.


CANDIDATESInternal auditors, managers and health & safety representatives.

DURATION 1 day.

COURSE BRIEF

Plan for an on-site health and safety compliance audit on a construction site. The course is based upon requirements of the ACC’s Workplace Safety Management Practices audit tool and covers a variety of requirements, evaluations, planning and management. Upon completion, each student will undertake a Health and Safety Audit on their own workplace and present a 1.5 hour presentation of their findings. This will take place eight (8) weeks after they finish the course.


ASSESSMENTSWritten assessment and workplace related audit.

COURSE REFERENCE HSA1.

Integrating health and safety requirements into contractor procurement and management, and aligning safety systems where practicable, helps prevent incidents and fulfils health and safety obligations under Health and Safety at Work legislation.

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