New Zealand Health and Safety Legislation requires employers to inform and train all employees about the hazards in their place of work and how to control these hazards. Training and orientation will largely be carried out within departments by experienced staff. The University Health and Safety team recognise specific issues and hazards that have been shown to cause injuries, based on accident reporting data. These training sessions are designed to improve awareness and prevention methods to reduce the incidents of these injuries.
It is important to ensure that all staff including those that work part-time, casual or are employed on a fixed-term agreement have the opportunity to attend Health & Safety training courses. This assists departments and the University to meet the legal responsibilities.
If the times of training are unsuitable for you and/or your department, or you have a specific hazard or issue for a training session, we may be able to tailor a session for you.
First Aid
- Defibrillator Training
- Pre-Hospital Emergency Care
- Refresher First Aid
- Refresher First Aid - APP course
- Workplace First Aid
- Workplace First Aid - APP course
Legislation
Health and Safety Officer (DHSO)
General
- Defensive Driving / Van Handling
- Fire Warden Training
- Laboratory Risk Assessment Training
- ACC Accredited Employers Programme & Rehabilitation
Mental health and wellbeing
- A Guide for Managers, Case Management
- A Guide for Managers, Case Management (Zoom only)
- PEER SUPPORT – a space for sharing lived experiences during lockdown and beyond – Zoom Meeting
- Personal and Professional Boundaries
- Personal and Professional Boundaries (Zoom only)
- Supporting People
- Supporting People (Zoom only)
- The Importance of Psychological Safety at Work
- The Importance of Psychological Safety at Work (Zoom only)
- Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)
- Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) (Zoom only)
