The ECE Industry Specific Emergency Warden refresher course has been tailor made for teachers who are Emergency Wardens within a centre.
This course includes the procedures and what the Warden must do when the emergency situation occurs.
Knowing how to be a Fire Warden is essential in any business but knowing how to deal with other emergency situations can be just as important.
This course outlines the duties a Head and Deputy Warden have when an emergency situation occurs along with evacuation tips for a childcare centre. The course information is specific to the Early Childhood Education Industry so it is relatable and relevant. Each topic and all information has been researched, gathered and tested within the industry to ensure it is beneficial for all teachers, no matter what their position may be.
Course Structure
The course covers a range of different emergency situations including but not limited to:
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Natural Disasters
- Chemical Spills and Gas Leaks
- Physical Threats and Endangerment
- Aggressive Parents
- Missing Children
- Fire
- So much more
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 0498 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz
Online training is a good supplement to practical experience and competency, and can be a way to gain knowledge and understanding before or after practical training. It is a great way to learn about the training and all the course content before or after discussions with our trainer(s). It can also be used as an effective safety and awareness training refresher and in large scale or rapid roll-out training situations. Online Training in some cases may not be suitable and it is up to the individual or management to decide when and where appropriate. Contact us to discuss the options or check out our website for upcoming face-to-face courses.The Heights Awareness Refresher Training course covers information around working at and in environments where height is a factor.
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 0498 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz
It explains topics such as Scaffolding, Duty holders, Anchorage and much more. The course includes videos and audio bites that have demonstrations to ensure the student gets a good understanding of heights awareness.
THIS TRAINING IS TO BE USED AS A REFRESHER ONLY! Trainees must have completed practical training in the past two years to qualify for this training.
Course Structure
The course includes a combination of theory and practical sessions, including the following features:
- Learn about systems of fall protection
- Health & Safety
- Employer and worker responsibilities
- Environment, pre-use and workplace checks
- PPE requirements
- Fall arrest and restraint techniques
- Rope methods
- So much more
Did you know that around 150,000 workplaces use Hazardous Substances?
And that it is also estimated that between 500-800 New Zealanders die from occupational illness every year?
Learning about Spill Control and how to contain a chemical spill helps save lives!
With different spill containment methods, there are multiple ways to be able to contain and remove a chemical spill. Within this course you will also learn about signage, what are the requirements around how many spill kits you may need, the importance of protecting the environment and where spill kits should be situated within your workplace.
This course is aimed at ensuring people working with hazardous substances can understand and demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and attributes for all essential areas covered under the full “best practice” guidelines in the workplace.
THIS TRAINING IS TO BE USED AS A REFRESHER ONLY! Trainees must have completed practical training in the past two years to qualify for this training.
Course Structure
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What causes spills
- How to handle spills
- How to correctly store substances
- Spill kits
- Signage
- Requirements
- Protecting the environment
- So much more
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 0498 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz
Online training is a good supplement to practical experience and competency, and can be a way to gain knowledge and understanding before or after practical training. It is a great way to learn about the training and all the course content before or after discussions with our trainer(s). It can also be used as an effective safety and awareness training refresher and in large scale or rapid roll-out training situations. Online Training in some cases may not be suitable and it is up to the individual or management to decide when and where appropriate. Contact us to discuss the options or check out our website for upcoming face-to-face courses.This refresher course is aimed at ensuring people working with mobile elevated work platforms can understand and demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and attributes for all essential areas covered under the full “best practice” guidelines in the workplace.
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 0498 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz
The course has been intensely researched to ensure the safety information and regulations within the course are correct and up to date.
THIS TRAINING IS TO BE USED AS A REFRESHER ONLY! Trainees must have completed practical training in the past two years to qualify for this training.
Course Structure
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Employer and owner responsibilities
- Mobile elevated work platform mechanics and safety features
- Hazards and risks management/identification
- Environment and workplace checks
- Mobile elevated work platform faults and damage, and how to identify these
- Pre-operation check
- So much more
This course covers what a confined space is, what it is defined as, the types there are along with the hazards and possible causes of death in a confined space. It discusses the environment where a confined space can be found and things such as open tops, small hatchways and tank like spaces.
This course also covers hazardous atmospheres including toxic substances, corrosive and asphyxiating atmospheres. Some Hazardous Atmospheres can be flammable and can have significantly low oxygen levels which could cause serious harm. Learning how to identify and test for a Hazardous Atmosphere will ensure the safety of the worker entering that workspace.
THIS TRAINING IS TO BE USED AS A REFRESHER ONLY! Trainees must have completed practical training in the past two years to qualify for this training.
Course Structure
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Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSWA)
- Possible causes of death in Confined Spaces
- Types of Confined Spaces
- Hazard Recognition of Confined Spaces
- Hazard Controls
- Duties & Responsibilities
- So much more
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 0498 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz
Online training is a good supplement to practical experience and competency, and can be a way to gain knowledge and understanding before or after practical training. It is a great way to learn about the training and all the course content before or after discussions with our trainer(s). It can also be used as an effective safety and awareness training refresher and in large scale or rapid roll-out training situations. Online Training in some cases may not be suitable and it is up to the individual or management to decide when and where appropriate. Contact us to discuss the options or check out our website for upcoming face-to-face courses.This refresher course is aimed at ensuring people working as permit receivers/issuers can understand and demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and attributes for all essential areas covered under the full “best practice” guidelines in the workplace.
This course details what the responsibilities of a permit receiver/issuer are, how to get a permit, and why one is needed. It explains what work-sites and environments a permit is needed for and which permits can be used where.
Course Structure
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Inspection procedures
- Monitoring
- Auditing
- Different types of permits
- Work completion procedures
- Preparing for, applying for, and accepting a work permit
- Risk and hazard identification
- So much more
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 0498 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz
Online training is a good supplement to practical experience and competency, and can be a way to gain knowledge and understanding before or after practical training. It is a great way to learn about the training and all the course content before or after discussions with our trainer(s). It can also be used as an effective safety and awareness training refresher and in large scale or rapid roll-out training situations. Online Training in some cases may not be suitable and it is up to the individual or management to decide when and where appropriate. Contact us to discuss the options or check out our website for upcoming face-to-face courses.Our refresher Fire Warden training covers all aspects of being a warden in a fire situation.
Being a Fire Warden in an office or building is a very serious job and not knowing what to do in a situation could create harm to people and property.
Learn and know what responsibilities you have when you are a Fire Warden in an emergency situation. Learn what evacuation procedures are to be carried out, including what to do with all your equipment. Learn how to communicate with your team during an emergency situation.
Course Structure
Our Fire Warden training covers all aspects of being a warden including topics such as:
- Basic Fire Training
- Head Warden Duties
- Deputy Warden Duties
- Evacuation Responsibilities
- Warden Identification
- R.A.C.E (Remove, Alert, Confine, Evacuate or Extinguish)
- So much more
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 0498 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz
Online training is a good supplement to practical experience and competency, and can be a way to gain knowledge and understanding before or after practical training. It is a great way to learn about the training and all the course content before or after discussions with our trainer(s). It can also be used as an effective safety and awareness training refresher and in large scale or rapid roll-out training situations. Online Training in some cases may not be suitable and it is up to the individual or management to decide when and where appropriate. Contact us to discuss the options or check out our website for upcoming face-to-face courses.Our online courses are developed to meet specific client needs. This Armed Robbery Prevention & Awareness course includes both theory and practical sessions and uses a competency-based method.
This course is aimed at ensuring business owners, employers, and employees can understand and demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and attributes needed in an armed robbery situation. This course has been developed to help minimise crime and armed robberies from occurring in your workplace. You will leave with the knowledge needed to try avoid armed robberies taking place at your work, and preventative measures and procedures to follow. You will be confident in the fact that your workplace is following safety measures, or where it may need to improve.
Course Structure
The course includes a combination of theory and practical sessions, including the following features:
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Cash Handling
- Building Design
- CCTV and Security
- Staff Management
- What to do During a Robbery
- Staying Safe
- Victim Support
- So much more