News & Events
Taking our guardian role seriously
Site Safe's Māori name reflects the importance of Māori to the construction sector.
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Women who are driving success
The NAWIC awards highlighted some of the women doing great things in the construction sector.
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Injury stats nudge down
Week-off injury stats for 2018 were slightly down on 2017's, but not by much.
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Outgoing board member impressed with results
Kristina Wischnowsky says Site Safe is an integral part of the construction sector.
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Here are our Safety Award finalists
2019 has seen a record number of entries in the Site Safe Construction Health and Safety Awards.
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Adding his experience to the board
Summerset's Dean Tallentire brings in a valuable skill set to the Site Safe board.
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2019 Site Safe Scholarships
A record number of Site Safe Scholarships have been awarded to up-and-coming industry leaders.
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WorkSafe Prosecution Corner
A milking shed construction job went badly wrong for two workers.
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Subcontractors need more protection
Site Safe CE Brett Murray says subbies get put under huge stress when main contractors fail.
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An extra boost for training skills
Site Safe is adding to its training expertise with the addition of specialist Learning Facilitators.
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WorkSafe reviewing silica levels
WorkSafe is looking at lowering the levels of silica dust workers can be exposed to.
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Plaudits for safety audits
Jim Bell has seen how deadly it can be when firms don't get safety right.
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Chief Exec Update - the latest from Brett
Brett Murray used the Safeguard conference to talk about a key part of the health and safety journey
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WorkSafe Prosecution Corner
A worker was permanently paralysed after he was thrown from a MEWP.
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What's up with this handy app
WhatsApp is being used on a large Wellington site to keep everyone up to date with safety issues.
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