The Health and Safety Hub

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The Health and Safety Hub

The EMA’s Health and Safety Hub shares real stories and honest conversations from people working at the coalface of health and safety. As one of New Zealand’s largest NZQA accredited health and safety training providers, the EMA supports organisations with specialist consulting, a dedicated Safety AdviceLine, and a Safety Culture Programme that strengthens everyday workplace behaviours, attitudes, and decisions from leadership to the frontline. The podcast series is proudly produced in partnership with nib.

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    #9 | How can work play an active role in recovery after injury?

    Paul Jarvie talks with Peter Oxley from ACC about Recovery at Work and how it’s changing the way businesses support injured employees. They explore how using work as an active part of rehabilitation for injured workers with low complexity injuries, such as sprains and strains, can lead to better recovery outcomes. In this episode they discuss what good Recovery at Work looks like in practice, including the importance of early communication, understanding medical certificates, creating meaningful suitable duties, and working collaboratively with medical providers to help employees return to work sooner and safer. More information about the Recovery at Work can be found on the ACC website here: Supporting your injured employee to recover at work This podcast series is proudly produced in partnership with nib.

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    #8 | Mentoring Safety Reps: Building Confidence and Competence

    Kevin Chambers talks with Jessica Sturgess, HSEQ Manager at 3 Group and Founder of Prepare Consultants, about the vital role of mentoring health and safety reps. They explore how mentorship builds confidence, teaches practical and soft skills, and helps reps progress in their careers. Jessica also shares advice on training, networking, and why investing in reps benefits both businesses and individuals. Jessica is a graduate of the EMA’s NZ Diploma in Workplace Health and Safety Management (Level 6), the country’s only face‑to‑face NZQA Level 6 programme for health and safety professionals.  More information on the EMA’s health and safety training courses can be found here: Health and Safety Courses: Discover Professional Training | EMA. This podcast series is proudly produced in partnership with nib.

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    #7 | From Band-Aids to Big Picture: Rethinking Workplace Wellbeing

    Rebekah Stephens talks with Paul Jarvie, Employment Relations & Safety Manager at the EMA, about why wellbeing goes beyond physical health and requires a holistic approach. They explore practical strategies for managing psychosocial hazards, embracing cultural diversity, and creating balanced, inclusive workplaces. Paul also shares insights on ISO 45003, communication best practices, and why listening is the key to healthier teams.If you’re ready to take the next step in strengthening safety at your organisation, join the EMA’s Safety Culture Programme and help build a stronger, safer workplace culture. Learn more at:Safety Culture Programme a proactive approach to health and safetyThis podcast series is proudly produced in partnership with nib.

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The EMA’s Health and Safety Hub shares real stories and honest conversations from people working at the coalface of health and safety. As one of New Zealand’s largest NZQA accredited health and safety training providers, the EMA supports organisations with specialist consulting, a dedicated Safety AdviceLine, and a Safety Culture Programme that strengthens everyday workplace behaviours, attitudes, and decisions from leadership to the frontline. The podcast series is proudly produced in partnership with nib.

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