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Action Safety
(www.actionsafety.co.nz)Action Safety specialises in safety clothing and equipment including workwear, goggles, boots, first aid kits and gloves. Located in Paraparaumu, they also offer harness and rescue rope hire.
View Website - Kapiti Coast Safety - Clothing Services
Business Info: Action Safety Ltd - Action Safety House, 46a Hinemoa Street, Paraparaumu, Kapiti-coast
They Say: Hi, my name is Glenn Clover, and I am the owner and operator of Action Safety Ltd. Here at Action Safety, our main priority is to supply you with an extensive variety of work gear and safety equipment, and our...More about Action Safety Ltd.
Keywords: health and safety, online store, uniforms and embroidery, safety clothing
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HazardCo
(www.hazardco.co.nz)HazardCo specialise in workplace health and safety, providing online health and safety training courses for the construction and cleaning industries. The courses utilise simulations, animation and illustrations to deliver the message to wherever your company is.
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Kiwi Ideas Company
(www.kiwi-ideas.co.nz)Kiwi Ideas Company specialises in creating safety solutions for New Zealand industries, including construction, agriculture, forestry, horse racing and more.
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Institution of Fire Engineers
(www.ife.org.nz)Institution of Fire Engineers promotes, encourages and improves the science and practice of fire extinction, fire prevention and fire engineering.
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NZ Safety
(www.nzsafety.co.nz)A business to business electronic procurement system, enabling trading partners to transact electronically. Available from branches throughout New Zealand.
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New Zealand Foodsafe Partnership
(www.foodsafe.org.nz)Promoting consistent and appropriate food safety messages to New Zealand consumers.
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Emergency Management Academy of New Zealand
(www.emanz.ac.nz)Formed to meet the needs of the emergency management sector. In partnership with Tai Poutini Polytechnic, they provide a full range of tertiary level emergency management programmes, training support and consultancy services for emergency management.
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TOXINZ : Poisons Information
(www.toxinz.com)TOXINZ is an Internet database containing information regarding toxic compounds and the management of poisoned patients. The database contains over 80,000 chemical products, pharmaceuticals, plants and hazardous creatures.
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PoolSafe New Zealand
(www.poolsafe.org.nz)An organisation involved in a range of initiatives aimed at reducing the number of water related injuries in and around New Zealand pools. These initiatives include educational resources, public awareness campaigns and a quality management scheme for public pools.
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Poisons Prevention
(www.poisons.co.nz)Maintains an accurate and up-to-date database of almost all poisonous substancesand provides professional and timely advice during poisoning incidents.
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Auckland Traffic
(www.trafficnz.info)An Auckland traffic site, complete with Webcams on the city's arterial routes, highlighting Auckland's compounding traffic problems.
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Institute of Hazardous Substances Management
(www.hazsafe.org.nz)The NZIHSM is an organisation who represents people who work in the community using Hazardous Substances. In particular the NZIHSM represents HSNO professionals.
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Auckland Civil Defence
(www.aucklandcivildefence.org.nz)Auckland Civil Defence offers information about the hazards Auckland faces, and how you can prepare yourself and your family to survive and recover from a disaster.
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Wormald Fire Equipment, Services & Systems
(www.wormald.co.nz)Wormald New Zealand aims to protect people and property by offering an extensive range of commercial & residential fire extinguishers, fire equipment & fire services, tailored to your residential and workplace needs.
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Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management
(www.mcdem.govt.nz)Information about civil defence practice, with a risk-based approach to increase the capability of communities to prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters.
