Our Emergency Warden refresher course covers a wide range of emergencies that could occur in your workplace.
This course refreshes the procedures a Head and Deputy Warden may need to follow, as well as evacuation and lockdown procedures. It also includes information such as operating instructions for alarms and guidance on fire suppression equipment if a fire was to break out.
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 6025 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz.
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.
Please note: This training does not issue Unit Standards. Certificates are valid for 12 months.
Course Structure
- Natural disasters
- Chemical spills and gas leaks
- Bomb threats and suspicious packages
- Violent intruder
- Trespassers
- Missing person
- Serious injury or death
- Aggressive people
- So much more
While there are no formal prerequisites for this e-learning course, prior practical experience or relevant training is recommended to get the most out of the content. This online training module is a great way to build foundational knowledge and support competency in the topic area. It’s ideal for learners looking to gain understanding before or after attending face-to-face training with our qualified trainers. It can also serve as a valuable refresher for safety awareness or in situations requiring rapid or large-scale rollouts.
Please note: This e-learning module is not a replacement for face-to-face training. It is designed to complement hands-on learning and practical experience. We strongly encourage learners to seek advice and participate in the practical component of training to ensure competency and safety in real-world applications. Online learning may not be suitable for all individuals or roles, so it’s important for management or the learner to assess whether it’s the right fit. For guidance, or to book a face-to-face course, please contact us directly or visit our website to view upcoming training options.
The Fire Suppression Procedures Refresher course covers information around how to suppress a fire, whether using an extinguisher, fire blanket, or fire hose reel.
It explains the fire triangle and how quickly a fire can spread. The course includes videos and audio bites with demonstrations to help learners refresh their understanding of fire suppression procedures.
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 6025 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz.
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.
Please note: This training does not issue Unit Standards. Certificates are valid for 12 months.
Course Structure
- Fire extinguisher use and types
- Fire blanket use
- Fire hose reel use
- The fire triangle
- Correct use of safety equipment
- So much more
While there are no formal prerequisites for this e-learning course, prior practical experience or relevant training is recommended to get the most out of the content. This online training module is a great way to build foundational knowledge and support competency in the topic area. It’s ideal for learners looking to gain understanding before or after attending face-to-face training with our qualified trainers. It can also serve as a valuable refresher for safety awareness or in situations requiring rapid or large-scale rollouts.
Please note: This e-learning module is not a replacement for face-to-face training. It is designed to complement hands-on learning and practical experience. We strongly encourage learners to seek advice and participate in the practical component of training to ensure competency and safety in real-world applications. Online learning may not be suitable for all individuals or roles, so it’s important for management or the learner to assess whether it’s the right fit. For guidance, or to book a face-to-face course, please contact us directly or visit our website to view upcoming training options.
This course also covers hazardous atmospheres, including toxic substances, corrosive atmospheres, asphyxiating atmospheres, and flammable environments. Some hazardous atmospheres can have significantly low oxygen levels, which may cause serious harm. Learning how to identify and test for a hazardous atmosphere helps support the safety of workers entering that workspace.
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 6025 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz.
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.
Please note: This training does not issue Unit Standards. Certificates are valid for 12 months.
Course Structure
- 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 and responsibilities
- So much more
While there are no formal prerequisites for this e-learning course, prior practical experience or relevant training is recommended to get the most out of the content. This online training module is a great way to build foundational knowledge and support competency in the topic area. It’s ideal for learners looking to gain understanding before or after attending face-to-face training with our qualified trainers. It can also serve as a valuable refresher for safety awareness or in situations requiring rapid or large-scale rollouts.
Please note: This e-learning module is not a replacement for face-to-face training. It is designed to complement hands-on learning and practical experience. We strongly encourage learners to seek advice and participate in the practical component of training to ensure competency and safety in real-world applications. Online learning may not be suitable for all individuals or roles, so it’s important for management or the learner to assess whether it’s the right fit. For guidance, or to book a face-to-face course, please contact us directly or visit our website to view upcoming training options.
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 actions Wardens must follow when an emergency situation occurs.
Knowing how to be a Fire Warden is essential in any business, but knowing how to respond to other emergency situations can be just as important.
This course outlines the duties of Head and Deputy Wardens when an emergency situation occurs, along with evacuation tips for a childcare centre. The course information is specific to the Early Childhood Education industry, making it relatable and relevant. Each topic has been researched, gathered, and tested within the industry to ensure it is beneficial for teachers, no matter what their position may be.
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 6025 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz.
Please note: This training does not issue Unit Standards. Certificates are valid for 12 months.
Course Structure
- Natural disasters
- Chemical spills and gas leaks
- Physical threats and endangerment
- Aggressive parents
- Missing children
- Fire
- So much more
While there are no formal prerequisites for this e-learning course, prior practical experience or relevant training is recommended to get the most out of the content. This online training module is a great way to build foundational knowledge and support competency in the topic area. It’s ideal for learners looking to gain understanding before or after attending face-to-face training with our qualified trainers. It can also serve as a valuable refresher for safety awareness or in situations requiring rapid or large-scale rollouts.
Please note: This e-learning module is not a replacement for face-to-face training. It is designed to complement hands-on learning and practical experience. We strongly encourage learners to seek advice and participate in the practical component of training to ensure competency and safety in real-world applications. Online learning may not be suitable for all individuals or roles, so it’s important for management or the learner to assess whether it’s the right fit. For guidance, or to book a face-to-face course, please contact us directly or visit our website to view upcoming training options.
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 responsibility, and not knowing what to do in an emergency could create harm to people and property.
Learn and understand the responsibilities you have as a Fire Warden in an emergency situation. This course covers evacuation procedures, what to do with your equipment, and how to communicate with your team during an emergency.
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 6025 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz.
Please note: This training does not issue Unit Standards. Certificates are valid for 12 months.
Course Structure
- 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
While there are no formal prerequisites for this e-learning course, prior practical experience or relevant training is recommended to get the most out of the content. This online training module is a great way to build foundational knowledge and support competency in the topic area. It’s ideal for learners looking to gain understanding before or after attending face-to-face training with our qualified trainers. It can also serve as a valuable refresher for safety awareness or in situations requiring rapid or large-scale rollouts.
Please note: This e-learning module is not a replacement for face-to-face training. It is designed to complement hands-on learning and practical experience. We strongly encourage learners to seek advice and participate in the practical component of training to ensure competency and safety in real-world applications. Online learning may not be suitable for all individuals or roles, so it’s important for management or the learner to assess whether it’s the right fit. For guidance, or to book a face-to-face course, please contact us directly or visit our website to view upcoming training options.
Our Hot Work Safety Training course explains the dangers of completing hot work, which could include using a grinder, welder, chisel, and other hot works tools.
It identifies the safety gear, or PPE, that the operator must wear when completing hot work, along with key tips for using hot work equipment safely.
This course also covers information around Hot Works Permits, how to get one, and why one may be needed. It also explains the role of a Safety Watch, their responsibilities, and why an operator may need one standing by.
The course has been researched to ensure the safety information and regulations within the course are correct and up to date.
If you would like to view or complete this course, please check out our access options or contact our training team on 09 430 6025 or email learn@training4safety.co.nz.
Please note: This training does not issue Unit Standards.
Course Structure
- Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSWA)
- Hot work definitions
- Hot Work Permit Issuer and Permit
- Planning, preparation, process, and cool down
- Safety Watch duties
- So much more
While there are no formal prerequisites for this e-learning course, prior practical experience or relevant training is recommended to get the most out of the content. This online training module is a great way to build foundational knowledge and support competency in the topic area. It’s ideal for learners looking to gain understanding before or after attending face-to-face training with our qualified trainers. It can also serve as a valuable refresher for safety awareness or in situations requiring rapid or large-scale rollouts.
Please note: This e-learning module is not a replacement for face-to-face training. It is designed to complement hands-on learning and practical experience. We strongly encourage learners to seek advice and participate in the practical component of training to ensure competency and safety in real-world applications. Online learning may not be suitable for all individuals or roles, so it’s important for management or the learner to assess whether it’s the right fit. For guidance, or to book a face-to-face course, please contact us directly or visit our website to view upcoming training options.
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 6025 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
- 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
Please note: This training does not issue Unit Standards. Certificates are valid for 12 months.
While there are no formal prerequisites for this e-learning course, prior practical experience or relevant training is recommended to get the most out of the content. This online training module is a great way to build foundational knowledge and support competency in the topic area. It’s ideal for learners looking to gain understanding before or after attending face-to-face training with our qualified trainers. It can also serve as a valuable refresher for safety awareness or in situations requiring rapid or large-scale rollouts.
Please note: This e-learning module is not a replacement for face-to-face training. It is designed to complement hands-on learning and practical experience. We strongly encourage learners to seek advice and participate in the practical component of training to ensure competency and safety in real-world applications. Online learning may not be suitable for all individuals or roles, so it’s important for management or the learner to assess whether it’s the right fit. For guidance, or to book a face-to-face course, please contact us directly or visit our website to view upcoming training options.