Insights – Championing Health and Safety with WorkSafe’s Nicole Rosie

In the third of WorkSafe New Zealand’s Insights series, Quinton Hall, Chief Executive of Ngāi Tahu Tourism chair joins CEO Nicole Rosie.

Manaakitanga (kindness), rangatiratanga (leadership) and whanaungatanga (family) are how Ngāi Tahu Tourism brings health and safety culture to life in a way that is meaningful to their business. 

Tune into WorkSafe’s latest Insights video where Chief Executive Nicole Rosie catches up with Quinton Hall, Chief Executive of Ngāi Tahu Tourism, to talk about bringing a positive health and safety culture to life in one of the fastest growing areas of productivity for New Zealand – adventure tourism.

For Quinton it’s about more than just ‘being the best’ in his business.

“When you break it down it’s about never being the best. It’s about always striving to be better than we are today. And the way I like to talk to our team is, if we think we’re the best at anything then we’re in trouble. We’re either setting a low benchmark, or we’re not aiming high enough.

“How we talk about our health and safety is never resting – we need to keep moving,” he says. 

The Insights series is designed to get business leaders talking about health and safety and will be a regular source of information and thought leadership for businesses, workers and health and safety professionals.

You can watch the full video as well as previous episodes on www.worksafe.govt.nz  or www.management.co.nz

Insights – Championing Health and Safety with Nicole Rosie

Nicole Rosie, the chief executive at WorkSafe New Zealand, is a woman on a mission. She wants to ensure that New Zealand’s leaders embrace the idea that leading in the health and safety sphere is about genuinely caring for your people, both mind and body, and about operational excellence. It’s also about understanding your key risks and the key controls to manage that risk. 

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Insights – Championing health and safety with Nicole Rosie and Mai Chen

In the second of WorkSafe New Zealand’s Insights series, Mai Chen, chair of the Superdiversity Centre (www.superdiversity.org) joins CEO Nicole Rosie to discuss the challenges of health and safety in New Zealand’s increasingly ethnically diverse workforce.

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