Near Miss Reporting: Working around Water
Fire and Emergency is committed to ensuring the safety of our people. One way of reducing the number of accidents is by increasing near miss reporting through Safe@Work.
Fire and Emergency is committed to ensuring the safety of our people. One way of reducing the number of accidents is by increasing near miss reporting through Safe@Work.
In March we were joined by Jacqui Maguire, a clinical psychologist, writer, speaker and media contributor, to talk about ‘Staying well in the face of Omicron’.
Free flu vaccinations are now available for all people at Fire and Emergency.
There is a new video showing how to correctly don, fit-test and doff an N95 particulate respirator.
We need your feedback for a review of our decontamination system.
Reminders for booster vaccines, exemptions for those with COVID needing boosters and checking your records are accurate.
On 2 March, we were joined by Jacqui Maguire, a clinical psychologist, writer, speaker and media contributor, to talk about ‘Staying well in the face of Omicron’.
Next Wednesday 2 March at 1pm, Jacqui Maguire, a clinical psychologist, will be hosting a webinar called ‘Staying well in the face of Omicron’
Reporting a near miss can save a life, particularly in the high risk environment in which we work. To reduce the number of accidents, we need to improve near miss reporting through Safe@Work.
The Omicron variant of COVID-19 is active in New Zealand communities and has created a time of uncertainty or perhaps even anxiety for some. There are some protective measures we can all take to minimise the worry we may experience during this time.