SAFETY INSITE WINTER 2011 - Site Safe
SAFETY INSITE WINTER 2011 - Site Safe
SAFETY INSITE WINTER 2011 - Site Safe
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Jxiang Province<br />
On the 9th May, the Auckland <strong>Site</strong> <strong>Safe</strong> office<br />
received a Government delegation from the Jxiang<br />
province of China. The delegation was lead by<br />
Zheng Le Xian Deputy Director of Work <strong>Safe</strong>ty,<br />
and Kang Bin Emergency Rescue Commander and<br />
were touring Australia and New Zealand to study<br />
how other countries manage workplace safety.<br />
<strong>Site</strong> <strong>Safe</strong>'s Auckland regional manager Russell<br />
Parker talked to them about <strong>Site</strong> <strong>Safe</strong>'s mission<br />
and what activities are currently underway with the<br />
New Zealand construction industry and how that<br />
connects with the New Zealand Health and <strong>Safe</strong>ty<br />
in Employment act 1992.<br />
Parker commented that some interesting points there were raised were that "all construction<br />
workers in the Jxiang province are required to go through a base level training programme<br />
that is payed for by the Government". Parker went on to say" they were amazed that <strong>Site</strong><br />
<strong>Safe</strong> was not more supported and utilised by the Department of Labour to assist in policing<br />
the industry."<br />
The Jxiang province area is over 160000 km2 , and has a population of approximately 39.66<br />
million. Their nominal GDP for 2009 was 765 billion yuan (112.1 billion USD).<br />
<strong>Safe</strong>guard Winners<br />
Congratulations to the following <strong>Site</strong> <strong>Safe</strong> members for winning big at the annual <strong>Safe</strong>guard<br />
health and safety awards.<br />
• Electrix Ltd<br />
• Royal Air New Zealand Airforce<br />
• Jay Lauten from Fletcher Construction<br />
And a big congratulations to the Taranaki <strong>Safe</strong>ty Construction Group for best leadership of an<br />
industry sector<br />
H&S Seminars<br />
Human Factors in Developing a <strong>Safe</strong>ty Culture - 31- August <strong>2011</strong> - Auckland<br />
Key Learning Objective:<br />
- Gain an understanding of the human factors contributing to workplace safety<br />
For more details go to:<br />
http://www.conferenz.co.nz/training/human-factors-developing-safety-culture<br />
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