Breathing Apparatus
Learners credited with this unit standard are able to describe the safe operation of a compressed air breathing apparatus (CABA); prepare, test, and recommission CABA equipment; wear and monitor a CABA; and implement emergency procedures.
Course Content
$400
.00 + GST per person
Drug & Alcohol Management
Learners will be able to define drug classifications, offences and penalties in terms of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975; describe the behaviour and protocols that are used when dealing with individuals under the influence of drugs; and describe how workers with drug and alcohol related problems are managed in an organisation.
Course Content
$170
.00 + GST per person
Electrical Safety
Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: demonstrate knowledge of the effects of electrical accidents on humans and property; demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices with electrical equipment in relation to the prevention of electrical accidents; and explain the correct response to electrical accidents and injuries.
Course Content
$170
.00 + GST per person
Evaluating OHS Standards & Practice
This unit standard is for learners who are working with health and safety professionals to undertake an occupational health and safety audit. Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: demonstrate knowledge of New Zealand occupational health and safety management standards; plan an occupational health and safety management systems audit; conduct an occupational health and safety management systems audit; and document and report results of an occupational health and safety management systems audit, for a selected business operation.
Course Content
$500
.00 + GST per person
Hazardous Substances in the Workplace
This unit standard is primarily for learners employed in work that does not necessarily involve the direct use or handling of hazardous substances, but who would benefit from awareness of associated adverse effects of hazardous substances present on site. It may also be useful for first time users or handlers of hazardous substances prior to specific training in safe management and handling, and for contractors and frequent visitors. Learners credited with this unit standard are able to demonstrate knowledge of: hazardous substances in a workplace and their potential adverse effects; and a workplace’s procedures to prevent adverse effects of hazardous substances.
Course Content
$300
.00 + GST per person
Health & Safety Management for Contractors
Learners credited with this unit standard are able 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 explain contractor health and safety performance review requirements.
Course Content
$330
.00 + GST per person
Hearing Conservation
Learners credited with this unit standard are able to demonstrate knowledge of: the mechanism of hearing, and the causes of hearing impairment; how sound intensity is measured, the hearing comfort zone, and the effects of noise on the hearing mechanism; types of, and the benefits of using, hearing protection equipment; and workplace hearing protection programme requirements.
Course Content
$170
.00 + GST per person
Implement a Health & Safety Plan
Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: define the role of the health and safety representative in the workplace; identify the requirements of the Health and Safety in Employment (HSE) Act 1992; outline the functions of hazard management under the HSE Act; identify the training requirements for hazard management under the HSE Act; identify the requirements for dealing with emergencies; identify the requirements for reporting, recording and investigating injury and incidents; and identify the requirements for rehabilitation under the Injury Prevention, Rehabilitation, and Compensation (IPRC) Act 2001.
Course Content
$300
.00 + GST per person
Manage Hazard Identification Control
This unit standard is for learners working with health and safety professionals to develop and implement a hazard management system. Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: describe a hazard management system; develop and implement a hazard identification programme; assess hazards and risks; develop and implement hazard controls; and describe systems for monitoring hazards, and monitor a hazard management system, for a selected business operation.
Course Content
$500
.00 + GST per person
Management of Discomfort, Pain & Injury (DPI)
This unit standard is for learners involved in the prevention and management of DPI in the workplace. Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: describe what is meant by DPI; outline the groups of contributory factors and how they combine to result DPI; describe contributory factors individuals and workplaces need to consider when preventing and managing DPI; and outline measures used to manage the risks to staff experiencing DPI.
Course Content
$300
.00 + GST per person
Manual Handling
This unit standard is for learners who require basic knowledge and skills for the manual handling of goods in the workplace. Learners credited with this unit standard are able, in the workplace, 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.
Course Content
$170
.00 + GST per person
Prevent Back Injury
Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: describe the structure and function of the spine; identify the risk factors for occupational back injury; identify back care techniques; and identify work place control measures to reduce the risk of back injury.
Course Content
$170
.00 + GST per person
Safety Observer
Learners 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.