Health and Safety Representative Stages

A Health and Safety Representative provides workers with an opportunity to have a say about Health and Safety in the workplace. While the responsibility for providing a healthy and safe workplace rests with the business, HSRs play an important role in keeping workplaces healthy and safe.  By representing workers, HSRs provide a link between workers and management. 
 
Our health and safety rep training is 100% online, so you can take it at your own pace. We give you the flexibility study on your terms: anytime, anywhere. Starting at just $175, studying with GetHNS is the most convenient and affordable health and safety rep training on the market.

 

Stage 1 - $175 including GST

• Unit Standard 29315 - Describe the roles and functions of the Health and Safety Representative

In this introductory course, you will learn everything you need to know to perform the basic functions of a Health and Safety Representative. You will learn about the structure of health and safety in New Zealand, and the rights and responsibilities of various parties. Stage 1 is the only training required to become a health and safety representative in a New Zealand workplace, but each additional stage adds to your portfolio, building your skill set and improving your employment prospects across all industries.

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Stage 2 - $250 including GST

• Unit Standard 30265 - Apply health and safety risk assessment to a job role. 

Our stage 2 training expands on risk assessment methods and teaches you how to identify hazards in your workplace. Stage 2 will take your skills to the next level, putting you a cut above the rest.

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Stage 3: - $275 including GST

• Unit Standard 17601 -  Produce an occupational health and safety incident investigation
• Unit Standard 25042 - Prepare a workplace health and safety improvement plan using data analysis and productiviy measures. 
• Our highest level of training, Stage 3 is perfect for those love a challenge. This advanced course will give you the skills you’ll need to conduct incident investigations, and prepare workplace improvement plans, allowing you to make a lasting impact on health and safety practices in your workplace.

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