Develop your knowledge of workplace hazardous substances; understand safe storage and handling and learn how to identify, select and apply legislated and other controls designed to minimise the exposure of workers to these risks, and ensure the proper reporting required under the Health and Safety at Work (Hazardous Substances) Regulations 2017.
To give our students the best possible learning experience, we have designed fit for purpose training centres that encourage and support all learners. Our centres combine classroom training with practical “real workplace" scenarios using the latest industry approved equipment. If you would prefer we come to you, our trainers can deliver training at your site or we can utilise a local venue.
This course is designed for those in charge of places or people who store of use hazardous substances and need to keep up to date with legal requirements or just want to refresh their knowledge to ensure the safety of their workplace and workmates
US 31292 This unit standard is primarily for people 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.
US 31292, 31293. This course is designed for workers who use hazardous substances as part of their day-to-day tasks, such as cleaning, maintenance, and operational roles. It provides learners with the practical skills and underpinning knowledge required to safely handle, store, use, and dispose of hazardous substances in accordance with workplace procedures and New Zealand health and safety legislation.
Understand how to work safely with chemicals and other hazardous substances found in the workplace. No unit standards are covered in this seminar.
US 21563, 27215. This course is for people working in the primary sector who require understanding of, and are responsible for, the preparation and application of agrichemicals. We also cover the best practice guidelines for those who prepare and apply agrichemicals under supervision. This course follows the NZS 8409:2004 standard for the safe, effective, and responsible use of agrichemicals.
Get a relevant workplace practical understanding and knowledge on how to deal with spills in the workplace. No unit standards are covered in this seminar.
This is a tailored course for PCBU who wish to meet the requirements of Hazardous Substance Regulation 4.5 and 4.6. This is a non unit standard course designed to inform workers of the specific hazards of their worksite and how to safety handle and deal with an emergency. We also ensure they are aware to a workers duties in respect of the substances they handle. A range of practical exercises may be completed including Decanting a liquid, Changing a gas Cylinder or Spill management.
US 31290. This course is designed for managers and supervisors who are responsible for the storage, handling, and oversight of hazardous substances in the workplace. US 31290 is a prerequisite for obtaining a Controlled Substance Licence
Build the knowledge needed to safely manage hazardous substances in your workplace with this flexible, self-paced online course. Designed for managers and supervisors, it covers classification systems, risk controls, and legal responsibilities to support safe handling, storage, and compliance.
Designed for those intending to apply for Certified Handler certification. Covers: – Requirements for Certified Handlers – Hazardous substances relevant to your role – Emergency procedures involving those substances Note: Completing this unit alone does not qualify you as a Certified Handler. Additional industry-specific training may be required based on the substances and equipment involved. Delivered online with support from a qualified trainer.
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