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Certificate in Construction Site Safety Continued Professional Development Forums If you or one of your employees graduated in the Certificate in Construction Site Safety in 2007 or 2009 you will be ready to renew your Certificate Card this year. The easiest way to do this is by attending the Graduates Continued Professional Development Forum. At the Forum you will get a chance to get together with Graduates from your region to update you on new developments in health and safety in the construction industry and help you solve any health and safety roadblocks you may be coming across. The Forums are going to be run regionally in September. To book onto these please go to our on-line booking course calendar at www.sitesafe.org.nz. If you have any questions please email angela@sitesafe.org.nz 2011 BUILD Site Safe recently attended the Build Designex trade show from 26-28 June at the ASB showgrounds. The show served as the official launch for the Contractor and Subbie's Site Safety Kit for Small Businesses. New Product Alert! Contractor & Subbie's Site Safety Kit' - For Small Businesses As a membership organisation, Site Safe strives to provide health and safety solutions that are valued by industry. Introducing the new 'Contractor & Subbie's Site Safety Kit' for small businesses (1-20 staff), packages from $150 + GST. 14
Maori King earns his first Site Safe Building Passport The Turangawaewae Marae located in the town of Ngaruawahia in the Waikato region is currently being revamped. A very special trainee on the onsite building construction passport course was the Maori King and marae workers. The marae is very significant for Maori people and it is the headquarters for the Maori King Movement (Te Kingitanga). Hawkins Construction are conducting the work. Profiling our National Advisor Team Site Safe's team of Safety, Health, and Environmental Safety Advisors has steadily grown in response to the recent needs of the industry in the major cities. We now have four more Safety Advisors to assist in the central region and the Canterbury region. Mike Spekreijse In this edition, we will introduce Mike Spekreijse who is based in Wellington. Mike joined Site Safe in early 2011. The positions that Mike has held most recently are with Hawkins Infrastructure as an on-site operational Health and Safety manager, Fulton Hogan Ltd as the Wellington Region Safety, Quality, Training and Environment Manager and Shell Oil NZ as the national Health Safety, Security and Environmental Manager. Previously Mike had an extensive career with BP and eventually became the Regional Engineer for the South Island. This role required managing multiple projects covering design, construction, H&S and environment. The experience with BP and world class H&S systems prompted him to change career in 2000 and joined Victoria University as an H&S Advisor to further his H&S knowledge. Mike's key drive is to coach the smaller to mid size civil construction firms that sound planning is a key tool to achieve Health and Safety and Environmental excellence and will also provide the benefit of faster and more productive completion of projects. Mike can be contacted at the Wellington office or on: Mobile: 021 797 796 Email: mspekreijse@sitesafe.org.nz 15
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