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Confined space incidents are among the most likely to be fatal in any workplace, and they frequently claim multiple lives when untrained people attempt to rescue the first casualty. The controls for confined space entry are not precautionary measures that…

CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is the manual technique that keeps oxygenated blood flowing to the brain and vital organs when the heart has stopped pumping effectively. It buys time. It doesn’t restart the heart by itself in most cases; that usually…

WorkSafe published Working at height in New Zealand: Good Practice Guidelines (WSNZ_5049) in August 2026, replacing the 2012 Best Practice Guidelines for Working at Height in New Zealand that most height training in this country has been built on for…

In any workplace emergency where someone is unresponsive, seriously injured, or seriously unwell, the rule is simple: call 111 immediately. The harder calls are the situations in the middle: a worker who looks unwell but is still talking, a cut…

Do you have a first aid kit? Have you checked it recently? Has it run out of any items? Office first aid generally has lower-risk outcomes compared to workshop or construction first aid, for example, so have you chosen the…

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