Health & Safety and
COVID-19 Policy
RenoMasters COVID-19 Policy
Keeping in line with the safety of all our workers, contractors, clients and visitors, RenoMasters has completed a Health & Safety Assessment and has determined the following COVID-19 protocols in accordance with NZ Government requirements.
Visitors to our work place - You no longer need to wear a face mask when visiting our office but we still encourage mask wearing if you feel more comfortable doing so.
Visits to your work place or work site - If any of your staff or household displaying COVID-19 type symptoms, please disclose to us prior to us entering a site so alternate meeting arrangements can be made.
The health and safety of all workers, contractors, clients and visitors is managed as much as practically possible.
Our approach is based upon the identification of hazards that could cause harm and follows the principles of good risk management to eliminate, reduce and minimise risks on the jobsite. RenoMasters is the PCBU onsite (essentially a person conducting a business or undertaking - which can be a company) and it ensures it meets compliance standards by efficiently managing or avoiding any health and safety risks for staff, subcontractors, clients and others such as the public.
PCBUs have a number of duties under the NZ Health and Safety at Work Act and RenoMasters adheres to the legislation by ensuring staff and subcontractors:
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are trained, competent and fit to do the job safely and without putting their own or others’ health and safety at risk
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are properly supervised and given clear instructions
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are involved in discussions about health and safety issues
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have the right tools, equipment, plant and personal protective equipment
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are given opportunities to participate in improving health and safety
Site Specific Safety Plan
At RenoMasters we use leading edge software, the HazardCo Site Safety App, to conduct site reviews, risk assessments and toolbox meetings. This app facilitates the management of every aspect of our health and safety processes.
