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Hazardous Substances Consultancy
  • HSNO test certification  | 
  • Approved Handler/Approved Filler training
  • NZ LPG Association national training  | 
  • Customised Topical Seminars
HNSO certification and training

Need HSNO compliance advice on that project?

Let HazTec assist you in identifying exactly what needs to be done »

Need to train your staff to safely manage hazardous substances?

We offer training at our premises or we can come to you. Learn more about training »

Need to be sure you have the right test certification for your site?

Talk to us about meeting your certification obligations »

Handling hazardous substances?

HazTec are registered hazardous substance test certifiers, trainers and consultants to industries throughout NZ. We have over 26 years’ experience in the inspection, training and regulatory environment relating to all classes of dangerous goods/hazardous substances.

Need clarification on compliance?

HazTec de-mystify HSNO regulations and explain the requirements in plain English. We then apply them accurately and practically, according to your specific needs. Over two decades we have assisted businesses all over New Zealand who store, transport or handle hazardous substances to meet their training and certification obligations.

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Recent News

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Guilty plea over All Blacks fireworks injuries

30-Jul-2015

Tuesday May 26, 2015 The injured Cecilia Wang is helped by staff. Photo / Brett Phibbs The company behind an All Blacks pre-match fireworks display that exploded into the crowd injuring three fans has pleaded guilty to seven charges related to the incident. Van Tie..

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Man hurt in South Auckland gas explosion

30-Jul-2015

25 July 2015 PETER MEECHAM / FAIRFAX NZ Last updated 16:04, July 25 2015Fire crews at the scene of a gas explosion in Otara. A man has been injured by a gas explosion in a South Auckland home. Emer..

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Timaru council cannot enforce notice

30-Jul-2015

1 April 2015 - Mytchall Bransgrove/Fairfax NZ JACK MONTGOMERIE Last updated 05:00, April 1 2015Firefighters examine the Chrome Platers building at the Port of Timaru following a chemical fire in February. The Timaru District Council cannot enfo..