At HazardCo, we’re all about making health and safety simple – and it’s working. New data shows that our members are safer on site compared to the national average. Whether you’re on the ...
 
There’s major HR changes on the way for how Kiwi businesses manage contractors, and if you run a construction company, are a tradie, or work with subcontractors, this is something you nee...
 
Working with heavy machinery and managing traffic on-site can be risky. But with the right checks and planning, we can keep everyone safe. Daily machinery checks Before starting work ea...
 
We’re excited to announce the launch of the new HazardCo Premium plan for Agriculture, Horticulture, and Manufacturing customers. This plan is packed with extra industry-specific guided c...
 
Operating Machinery  Working with heavy machinery can be dangerous. Incorrect use or untrained operators can lead to serious injuries or worse. Training and Supervision Machinery...
 
Digging into the ground might seem straightforward, but excavation work is actually one of the most dangerous parts of construction. That’s why it’s important to plan ahead and put the ri...
 
We get it — figuring out what to do after an incident or near miss on-site can feel a bit overwhelming. One of the most common things our Advisory Team hears is, “Do I need to report this...
 
Hand and finger injuries are one of the most common injuries on-site. Over the last year, HazardCo has received 4599 incident reports – 720 of those were hand or finger injuries. That hig...
 
You might have heard that the government is making some changes to the Health and Safety Work Act (HSWA). But what does that mean for your building company or trade business?  The anno...
 
Each year, more NZ tradies are turning to digital tools and software to streamline their work both on-site and in the office. From electricians to plumbers, carpenters to landscapers, tho...
 
A common question we hear is, "Do I need to fence my worksite?" The answer isn’t always straightforward. Every worksite is different, and you need to think about a few key factors to get ...
 
Dust is a common hazard in the construction industry, especially during demolition or refurbishment. When buildings are demolished they can release materials that create hazardous dust (a...