30 April 2019
Max People - Health & Safety - Toolbox Talk
80% of all fires in commercial properties are extinguished in the early stages by a member of the public, without the need for firefighters. Of these fires, 90% are extinguished using a fire extinguisher.
There are 5x types of fire extinguisher which our health & safety team have discussed in today's #toolboxtalk
It's important we all understand which one to use and when. You'll find a guide within the toolbox talk that will help you. Remember to follow the PTASS technique when operating a fire extinguisher:
5 March 2019
Prime Minister launches new Construction Sector Accord alliance
Prioritizing New Zealander’s well-being with safe homes, re-balancing risk amongst the construction eco-system and addressing the much-criticized consenting system are just some of the initiatives being highlighted by a new coalition called the Construction Sector Accord.
The government are committed to construction sector transformation catalyzing the important step towards making homes more affordable for kiwis. "The well-being of New Zealanders is intrinsically linked to safe, durable and affordable homes, buildings and infrastructure," – Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern.
5 March 2019
Your ultimate ski season guide - everything you need to know before hitting New Zealand's slopes!
This country is a haven for all things outdoors - beautiful, plush landscapes boasting beaches and mountains; the south island of New Zealand makes for the perfect Summer or Winter holiday. If you're thinking of venturing to New Zealand for a ski or snowboarding trip or maybe you live here and haven't yet had the opportunity to explore the slopes yet - Our guide will share with you the best ski resorts, best time to go skiing and what to pack
5 March 2019
Max People - Risk and Impacts of Wood Dust
Are you aware that larger particles of wood dust can be filtered out by a person's upper respiratory system but smaller particles can go deep into the lungs causing damage and scarring to the lung tissue?
Each time this happens a small amount of irreversible damage occurs. This damage reduces the lungs’ ability to take in oxygen and over time makes it increasingly difficult to breathe.
This week's #toolboxtalk discusses wood dust risks and controls #healthandsafety