WorkSafe NZ National Manufacturing Sector Assessment 2026

The WorkSafe NZ manufacturing sector assessment is a nationwide initiative running from January to March 2026. It focuses on high-risk areas in manufacturing to ensure businesses comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSWA) regarding machinery safety and hazardous substance exposure.

February 2, 2026

ISO 45001 vs. COR: Why Recognizing Both Matters for Health & Safety Management

Across Canada, especially in Ontario, the way we define and recognize health and safety compliance is evolving. For businesses working in construction, manufacturing, energy, and other high-risk sectors, that shift is opening the door to more flexibility and fairness.

Joshua Presley

October 28, 2025

The Fatal Fall Risk You Can’t Ignore: A Safety Checklist for Roofing Projects

Roofing projects come with serious risks, and falls remain the leading cause of fatalities in the construction industry.

Joshua Presley

March 19, 2025

5 Reasons Kiwi Construction Businesses Must Digitise Health and Safety in 2025

The construction industry is a major player in New Zealand’s economy, contributing nearly 7% to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and employing over 170,000 workers.

February 17, 2025

The Importance of Toolbox/Tailgate Talks in High-Risk Industries Like Construction

In high-risk industries like construction, safety is not just a priority - it’s a necessity. Toolbox talks serve as quick, focused safety meetings that help reinforce workplace safety, reduce accidents, and ensure compliance with regulations.

Joshua Presley

February 11, 2025

5 Benefits of Going Paperless in Health and Safety

December 26, 2024