IMPAC is a world-class provider of workplace health and safety.
We were founded in 1999 and today we’re New Zealand’s leading provider of health and safety solutions. Our focus is, and always will be, to get everyone home from work, to their loved ones, safe and well.
Here are some facts about us:
- Health and safety is all we do, and what we know best.
- 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 55 permanent staff and 35 associates — 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 and safety. They’ve been there and done that and know what works best.
- We provide a full range of health and safety services — consulting and advice, training, safety management software, and contractor pre-qualification.
- Customers love us! For two years in a row, Colmar Brunton research shows that we have the highest customer satisfaction and recommendation rating in the health and safety market.
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Latest News and Insights
WorkSafe’s asbestos guides
22 June, 2018
As Stuff reported last week, Christchurch's Court Theatre was found to be contaminated with asbestos. And last month, the Reserve Bank building in Wellington was evacuated after traces of asbestos were found on one level. Finding asbestos is common and knowing what to do is important to the health and safety of everyone involved. Read more
WorkSafe accepts enforceable undertakings
21 June, 2018
WorkSafe have announced that they have accepted enforceable undertakings from air conditioning and refrigeration company Airtech Limited, and vegetable packaging and marketing company NZ Hot House Limited, following an incident in July 2016 where workers were accidentally exposed to carbon monoxide. Read more
First ‘reckless’ charge results in AUD$900,000 fine
19 June, 2018
New South Wales’ first ever ‘reckless conduct’ offence has led to an AUD$900,000 fine against small quarry operator, Cudal Lime Products Pty Ltd. The company pleaded guilty following the 2014 death by electrocution of Judith Liehr, the partner of a quarry employee, Barry Perceval. Read more
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