These guidelines are for PCBUs conducting asbestos surveys, workers carrying out asbestos surveys and PCBUs that need to identify asbestos in a workplace.

Table 4 from the Conducting Asbestos Surveys guidelines.

These general guidelines apply to all construction workplaces. They contain relevant sections of the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992 and regulations, generally accepted good practice and references to further information.

These guidelines describe good practice for work involving lifts, escalators or moving walkways and how to identify and manage the health and safety risks associated with work in the lift industry. These guidelines should be used alongside the manufacturer’s health and safety recommendations, processes, practices, and procedures.

These good practice guidelines are for Persons Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBUs) who are sharing a workplace with other businesses, or are working as part of a contracting chain.

This guidance provides advice for PCBUs on exposure monitoring and health monitoring.

Preventing falls from height is a priority for WorkSafe NZ and must be actively managed so that people are not harmed. This good practice guide outlines how to effectively assess, manage and control hazards when working at height.

This Approved Code of Practice sets out WorkSafe New Zealand’s (WorkSafe) expectations about how to comply with asbestos health and safety law, including the Health and Safety at Work (Asbestos) Regulations 2016.

Contains relevant sections of the HSE Act and Regulations, guidelines on these sections based in part on standards contained in former legislation or on generally accepted good practice and references to further information.

Appendix 3 of our good practice guidelines: PCBUs working together – Advice when contracting.

Appendix 2 of our good practice guidelines: PCBUs working together – Advice when contracting.

Appendix from the Safe work with precast concrete good practice guidelines.

Appendix from the Safe work with precast concrete good practice guidelines.

Appendix C of the Health and Safety by Design Good Practice Guidelines. The following list is a guide, and may be used to assist in identifying risks associated with the design of
a structure throughout its lifecycle.

This guide provides practical advice on ways to identify and control the health and safety risks associated with work site traffic.

These guidelines provide practical advice for organisations on how to keep volunteers healthy and safe at work.

Road and roadside workers can be exposed to many risks to their health and safety. These guidelines provide advice for PCBUs on how to keep workers healthy and safe while working on the road or roadside.

These guidelines are for PCBUs (including local authorities) who have geothermally heated swimming pools, mineral pools, or plant such as steam boxes.

Best practice guidelines for the safe use of timber preservatives and anti-sapstain chemicals. This guideline describes the requirements for the preferred design and layout of treatment plants and practices when using timber preservatives and anti-sapstain chemicals

These guidelines provide owners of small forests with practical advice on managing a harvest safely and healthily.

Appendix 1 of our good practice guidelines: PCBUs working together – Advice when contracting.

The purpose of these guidelines is to help reduce the risk of injuries and fatalities by providing practical guidance on farm health and safety.

These guidelines offer advice on keeping workers and participants safe while white water rafting.

Pumping concrete is an efficient method of moving and placing concrete. This process is used in the manufacture of pre-cast and tilt-up panels, concrete formwork, slab construction, concrete paving and concrete spraying.

The purpose of these guidelines is to help reduce the risk of injuries and fatalities by providing practical guidance on how to select, operate and maintain a chainsaw to people who are occasional chainsaw users.

These guidelines help you to consider health and safety when designing plant, structures or substances.

The purpose of these guidelines is to help reduce the risk of injuries and fatalities by providing practical guidance on safe cattle handling.

The purpose of these guidelines is to help reduce the risk of injuries and fatalities by providing practical guidance on how to manage various horse riding and handling hazards.

The purpose of these guidelines provide advice on how to keep people safe in the shearing industry.

This good practice guide will provide practical guidance to employers, contractors, employees and all others engaged in work associated with working on roofs.

These good practice guidelines provide practical advice about how to manage the health and safety risks of welding.

These guidelines describe what WorkSafe considers good practice in relation to worker engagement, participation and representation.

Appendix C of out guide Managing work site traffic - Good practice guidelines.

Appendix B from our guide - Managing work site traffic - good practice guidelines.

The glossary from our good practice guidelines on managing work site traffic.

Appendix from the Safe work with precast concrete good practice guidelines.