We are New Zealand’s Health + Safety experts with unrivalled industry experience.

We understand your H+S challenges and are the best equipped people in the market to find solutions that work for you and your organisation.

Health + Safety is all we do, and what we know best.
We were founded in 1999 and now you’ll find us all over the country. We have offices in Auckland, Napier, Wellington, and Christchurch, as well as representation in other regions and towns.
We have over 100 staff nationwide — our team has the capacity and the knowledge to provide support where it’s needed.
Many of our people have a practical background in business and health + safety. They’ve been there and done that and know what works best.
We provide a full range of health + safety services — consulting and advice, training, safety management software, contractor pre-qualification, H+S recruitment, and specialist safety equipment through Safeworx.

Latest News and Insights

Upcoming 2026 Changes to New Zealand’s Vocational Education System

2 December, 2025

New Zealand’s vocational education landscape is undergoing significant reform, with key changes taking effect from 2026. As part of the wider Review of Vocational Education (RoVE), the current Workforce Development Councils (WDCs) will transition to the new Industry Skills Bodies (ISBs). These changes are designed to ensure industry has a stronger voice in setting training expectations, shaping qualifications, and defining the skills needed across workplaces. Read more

Is it time to get your NEBOSH qualification?

20 October, 2025

At +IMPAC, we’ve seen how a single qualified professional can influence an organisation from being reactive to genuinely resilient. NEBOSH provides the framework for that shift, offering internationally recognised training that goes beyond compliance in order to build true capability. Read more

Investigation, Advisory or Support: which would your business benefit from?

19 September, 2025

When businesses face health and safety challenges, the hardest part is often knowing where to start. Some organisations are dealing with the immediate fallout of an incident. Others are confident their systems are working but want independent confirmation. Many know what needs to be done but lack the people or expertise to push it through. Each scenario demands a different approach, and choosing the wrong one can mean wasted time, unnecessary cost, or risks that remain unresolved. Read more