Health and Safety Rep Training
Build Your Health and Safety Management Champions
Develop Health and Safety Representatives
(HSR) understanding of their roles and
responsibilities and skills to stop unsafe work.
Health and Safety Representative
We use our workplace training techniques to cover situations and scenarios that bring to life the essential role of a HSR, and how an effective HSR functions with the PCBU, workplace and WorkSafe.
In this course the trainee will:
Empower your team to ensure a safe workplace
Imagine a workplace where every employee feels secure and confident, knowing that their health and safety are a top priority. Health and Safety Representatives (HSRs) play a crucial role in creating this environment. They are the champions of workplace safety, advocating for their colleagues and ensuring that unsafe conditions are addressed swiftly.
Interactive & Engaging Training Experience
Why Chose Our Course?
- Interactive Learning - Group activities and case studies
- Expert Trainers - Industry professionals with real experience
- Customised Sessions - We can pick a time that suits your company
- Practical Focus - Tools and templates you can use immediately
- Certification - Recognised completion certificate
- Ongoing Support - Access to resources post-course
Unlock Your Safety Potential with NZQA Unit Standard 29315
At Safer Team, we believe every worker deserves to go home safe. That's why we're passionate about Unit Standard 29315 Describe the role and
functions of the Health and Safety Representative in a New Zealand Workplace – it's not just another qualification; it's your gateway to becoming a safety leader in your workplace.
Why NZQA Unit 29315 is Essential:
Legal Requirement for Full HSR Powers: If you want to be able to use the functions and powers available to HSRs under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSWA), such as issuing Provisional Improvement Notices (PINs) or directing workers to cease unsafe work, you need to be trained. HSR training | WorkSafe
Official Recognition: NZQA unit standard 29315 is a Level 3, 2-credit qualification titled "Describe the role and functions of the Health and Safety Representative in a New Zealand workplace." This is the formal, nationally recognised standard that legitimises an HSR's authority.
Comprehensive Coverage: The unit standard covers six critical outcomes:
- HSR role and functions under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015
- Advocacy role for workers
- PCBU and WorkSafe obligations toward HSRs
- Risk management processes and communication
- Provisional Improvement Notice procedures and obligations
- Rights and processes for ceasing unsafe work