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Find organisations currently recognised as an inspection body under Regulation 25 of the Health and Safety in Employment (Pressure Equipment, Cranes and Passenger Ropeways) Regulations 1999.
Tools, registers, and resources > Registers > Recognised Inspection Bodies
A to Z topics and industries > Forestry > Approved code of practice: Safe practice for forestry and harvesting operations > Part A: Managing health and safety through the contracting chain > 2.0 Introduction to Part A
Part 2 of guidance on the Health and Safety at Work (General Risk and Workplace Management) Regulations 2016 for remote or isolated work, atmospheres with potential for fire or explosion, raised and falling objects, loose material in enclosed spaces and substances hazardous to health.
Part 2 of the guidance on the Health and Safety at Work (General Risk and Workplace Management) Regulations 2016.
Managing health and safety > Businesses > General requirements for workplaces > General risk and workplace management - part 2
Part 2: Results from a worker exposure survey in seven targeted
occupational groups
This provides specific guidance on the AC power supply arrangements for electric vehicle charging systems, and gives detailed information on achieving safety for the selection and installation of EVSE consistent with Part 1.
A to Z topics and industries > Forestry > Approved code of practice: Safe practice for forestry and harvesting operations > Part F: Work on landings and loading and unloading log trucks > 23.0 Introduction to Part F
Approval of the New Zealand Electrical Code of Practice for High Voltage Live Line Work 2003 (NZECP 46:2003)
WorkSafe has been asked to advise on the application of AS/NZS 4777.2:2015 Grid connection of energy systems via inverters - Part 2: Inverter requirements as it applies to the supply and installation of inverters in photo-voltaic installations. Specifically, when do the requirements of the latest version of this Standard apply?
Laws and regulations > Regulations > Regulations for Electrical Safety > Regulatory guidance notes > Regulatory application of AS/NZS 4777 - Grid connection of energy systems via inverters
This information sheet for farmers on the safe harvesting of woodlot on farms.
A to Z topics and industries > Agriculture > Tree work on farms > Woodlot harvesting on farms
PCBUs must involve their workers in workplace health and safety. It is easier to achieve a safe and healthy workplace when everybody works together to identify hazards and risks, and find solutions.
The Major Hazard Facilities Regulations 2016 set out additional engagement and participation requirements for operators of major hazard facilities.
Managing health and safety > Businesses > Working with other businesses > Major Hazard Facilities – additional duties
A to Z topics and industries > Extractives > Industry guidance and position statements > Health and safety at opencast mines, alluvial mines and quarries > Part B – Risk management in extractives > 2.0 Health and safety management systems
Appendix A of the General risk and workplace management interpretive guide part 2.
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part A – Introduction > 2.0 Risk management
A to Z topics and industries > Forestry > Approved code of practice: Safe practice for forestry and harvesting operations > Part E: Mobile plant and harvesting > 22.0 Managing the risks – cable logging
A to Z topics and industries > Forestry > Approved code of practice: Safe practice for forestry and harvesting operations > Part E: Mobile plant and harvesting > 21.0 Managing the risks – manual tree felling
A to Z topics and industries > Forestry > Approved code of practice: Safe practice for forestry and harvesting operations > Part E: Mobile plant and harvesting > 20.0 Managing the risks – mechanised felling
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part D – Cultural practices, facilities, PPE, training and certifications, and inductions > 29.0 Inductions
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part D – Cultural practices, facilities, PPE, training and certifications, and inductions > 28.0 Training, certifications, and competency
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part D – Cultural practices, facilities, PPE, training and certifications, and inductions > 27.0 Personal protective equipment (PPE)
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part D – Cultural practices, facilities, PPE, training and certifications, and inductions > 26.0 Worker facilities
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part D – Cultural practices, facilities, PPE, training and certifications, and inductions > 25.0 Work in or near culturally sensitive places
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part C – Managing safety risks for road and roadside workers > 24.0 Working in extreme outdoor conditions
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part C – Managing safety risks for road and roadside workers > 23.0 Working near the rail corridor
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part C – Managing safety risks for road and roadside workers > 22.0 Working near utilities and services
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part C – Managing safety risks for road and roadside workers > 21.0 Working from moving vehicles
A to Z topics and industries > Road and roadside > Keeping healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside > Part C – Managing safety risks for road and roadside workers > 20.0 Working with or near mobile plant
This analytical review summarises the academic literature on ways of improving worker engagement, participation and representation (WEPR) in New Zealand
This bulletin is designed to help operators of WBIs understand their responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSWA). It also provides advice on what operators can do to fulfil their duties.
Here we explain what we mean by an 'adventure activity' so operators, the Registrar, and WorkSafe inspectors can determine if an operation is an adventure activity.
A to Z topics and industries > Adventure activities > What we mean by 'adventure activity'
A to Z topics and industries > Extractives > Industry guidance and position statements > Health and safety at opencast mines, alluvial mines and quarries > Part B – Risk management in extractives > 4.0 Managing work-related health
This position outlines our expectations for a PCBU in relation to worker engagement, participation and representation to help create safer and healthier workplaces.
Laws and regulations > Operational policy framework > WorkSafe positions > Our approach to worker engagement, participation and representation
If your business is required by law to have HSRs or you choose to have an HSR as part of your worker participation practices, you need to follow the HSR election process.
Managing health and safety > Health and Safety Representatives > HSR election process
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