Site Safe Hamilton
For Waikato workers who need to get on site fast, Site Safe Hamilton is your local training base in Frankton. Get your Site Safety Card, book your team onto the right course, and keep everyone safe, whether you learn in the classroom, via webinar, or online.
Address
2/103C Greenwood Street, Frankton, Hamilton 3204
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Site Safe courses in Hamilton
Whether you’re a sole trader or a large contractor, there’s a clear pathway from your first day on the tools to leading a site. Site Safe courses in Hamilton span every level:
- Foundation Passport (Building and Civil) for anyone needing a Site Safety Card.
- Technical, intermediate and leadership courses for supervisors and H&S leads.
- Specialist training including risk management, safety planning and working at height.
Check the full Hamilton course calendar.
Obtain and renew your Site Safety Card in Hamilton
When you successfully complete your course, you get a Site Safety Card valid for 2 years, the industry-recognised proof that you know how to work safely. It’s the same Site Safety Card that Hamilton employers and principal contractors look for right across New Zealand, so it travels with you from job to job.
You can earn it your way: in the classroom at our Frankton venue, live by webinar, or fully online. That flexibility suits busy Hamilton worker juggling multiple sites.
More on the Site Safety Card, including what it covers.
Classroom, Webinar or Online, Your Choice
Not every crew can down tools and travel, so you don’t have to. Learn in person at our Frankton venue, join a live webinar, or complete many courses fully online. It’s about choosing the delivery that fits your job and your schedule.
More than training: Support across the Board
Site Safe is more than courses. Alongside training in Hamilton, we help businesses with end-to-end health and safety solutions:
- SiteWise prequalification, trusted by around 11,000 subcontractors nationally to show clients they take safety seriously.
- SiteSmart, an easy online system for managing onsite health and safety with less admin.
- Site Safe audits and reviews plus consultancy, for an independent view of how your systems are tracking.
- Free, practical resources, including SSSP templates and toolbox talks you can download and use today.
Why Site Safe Hamilton?
- Established in 1999, not-for-profit and industry-backed.
- A recognised national authority for construction health and safety training.
- The Site Safe Card is mandated by many major contractors for site access.
- One of New Zealand’s largest H&S training providers, with around 78,000 learners a year and about half training online.
- More than 24 work safety courses, from foundation through to leadership level, designed by industry, for industry.
- One of six main Site Safe offices, with NZ-wide classroom plus webinar and online delivery.
Site Safe Hamilton FAQs
Where is Site Safe located in Hamilton?
You’ll find us at 2/103C Greenwood Street, Frankton, Hamilton 3204, open Monday to Friday, 7:00am to 5:00pm.
What courses run in Hamilton, and how often?
Foundation Passport, technical and leadership courses run through the year. See the course calendar for current Hamilton dates and formats.
Can I do my Site Safety Card online instead of in Hamilton?
Yes. Many courses are delivered by webinar or fully online, so you can earn or renew your card without coming in. Classroom options are available too.
How do I book a Hamilton course or check dates?
Book online via the course calendar, or phone 0800 748 372 and we’ll help you pick a course and date.
How do I renew my Site Safety Card in Hamilton?
Finish any eligible Site Safe course before your card expires. We suggest a different course from last time so renewal doubles as upskilling.
What’s the price, member vs non-member?
It depends on the course and format. Prices are listed on the course calendar.
Do you offer workplace safety training in Hamilton?
For workplace safety training in Hamilton, our Foundation Passport, risk management and safety planning courses cover hazard identification and safe work practices.