Helping your people do
what they do, better.
Grounded, collaborative training for
tomorrow’s safety leaders.
Helping your people do what they do, better.
Grounded, collaborative training for tomorrow’s safety leaders.
How can you support your leaders to reduce harm?
Whether you’re in the heavy industrial sector or launching a startup out of your garage, the responsibility remains the same – protecting people from harm and workplace hazards.
Investing in training creates a more engaged, informed workforce backed by sound compliance knowledge
NZQA accreditation supports an individual’s knowledge pathway while helping to retain valuable skills in your business
Build communication skills and deeper understanding to foster a culture of safety that’s authentic to your workplace
Get your team upskilled onsite – surrounded by your risks and hazards to enable learning in action
Go from gut instincts to mana that protects your people- empower your people to stand up for each other and back themselves with best practice
“I feel really confident moving forward with health and safety and I have the knowledge and determination to make a real positive change within my organisation”
Put your leaders at the forefront of harm reduction with this qualifications pathway:
Read success stories on where training can lead your people
A CULTURE OF HEALTH AND SAFETY EXCELLENCE AT GILTRAP GROUP
From developing a robust risk management framework to addressing the emerging challenges of EVs and motorsports, Paul Gallagher explains how he leads a culture of health and safety excellence at Giltrap Group.
EFFECTIVE HEALTH AND SAFETY TRAINING WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND
For University of Auckland Infrastructure Manager Pauline Harrington, EMA health and safety facilitator Peter Simunovich’s engaging approach to workplace training was perfectly suited to her work environment.
MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID WITH PINNACLE INCORPORATED
Recognising that mental wellbeing is critical to delivering quality care, Pinnacle Health introduced Mental Health First Aid training through the EMA, empowering staff to support one another and fostering a healthier, more resilient workplace culture.