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When things go wrong out there

Remote area first aid for fencing contractors: what to carry, what to do, and why the kit on the ute is not enough. Fencing is one of the few trades where you will regularly find yourself genuinely remote. No cell coverage, no-one within earshot, and a drive out that takes longer than any ambulance is going to get to you. Agriculture is one of PracMed’s biggest client sectors, and fencing sits right at the sharp end of that risk profile. Often solo or paired. Physical work wi

Petrol storage and handling risks in workplaces

WorkSafe New Zealand is urging businesses to take a fresh look at how they store and handle petrol, warning that even small lapses can create serious and entirely foreseeable risks. Petrol is one of the most common – and most underestimated – hazards in workplaces. Its vapours ignite easily, and everyday sources such as heat, sparks, static electricity, running engines, or electrical equipment can be enough to trigger a fire or explosion when controls are inadequate. More tha

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Past Presidents: Nigel Broadbridge

In its 20-year history, FCANZ has benefited from the wisdom, guidance and dedication of six different Presidents. WIRED’s Rosa Watson talked to four of them about the challenges of setting up an incorporated society from scratch, gaining traction with members and corporate partners, their individual focuses as President, and the satisfaction of contributing to the Association’s success. Nigel Broadbridge FCANZ President, 2011 - 2013 Driving recognition of FCANZ was a large pa

Past Presidents: Andrew Cave

In its 20-year history, FCANZ has benefited from the wisdom, guidance and dedication of six different Presidents. WIRED’s Rosa Watson talked to four of them about the challenges of setting up an incorporated society from scratch, gaining traction with members and corporate partners, their individual focuses as President, and the satisfaction of contributing to the Association’s success. Andrew Cave FCANZ President, 2009 - 2011 Getting the accredited fencer programme up and ru

When things go wrong out there

Remote area first aid for fencing contractors: what to carry, what to do, and why the kit on the ute is not enough. Fencing is one of the few trades where you will regularly find yourself genuinely remote. No cell coverage, no-one within earshot, and a drive out that takes longer than any ambulance is going to get to you. Agriculture is one of PracMed’s biggest client sectors, and fencing sits right at the sharp end of that risk profile. Often solo or paired. Physical work wi

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When things go wrong out there

Petrol storage and handling risks in workplaces

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Past Presidents: Andrew Cave

When things go wrong out there

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When things go wrong out there

Petrol storage and handling risks in workplaces

Past Presidents: Nigel Broadbridge

Past Presidents: Andrew Cave

When things go wrong out there

FIND A FENCING CONTRACTOR

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