HEALTH, SAFETY & QUALITY ASSURANCE

Backed by ISO 45001 (HSE) and ISO 9001 (QA), Warner Construction is dedicated to maintaining a zero-harm safety culture, supported by visible leadership, transparent systems, and regular in-house audits. Their certified Health, Safety and Environmental framework ensures every project meets the highest standards within New Zealand’s engineering and energy construction industries.


How Warner Works to Maintain Safety Excellence

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    Commitment

    Full-time Health & Safety Advisers ensure compliance with Warners comprehensive HSE Policy and WorkSafe NZ standards. A well-trained and disciplined workforce supports every project from workshop to site.

    Daily toolbox meetings and safety briefings keep the team focused on prevention and performance.

    Visible leadership from senior management through to on site supervisors fosters engagement, accountability, and communication at all levels.

  • Focus Areas

    Hazard Identification & Risk Management – Early detection, control measures, and ongoinreview.

    Training & Competency – All staff receive extensive and ongoing safety training.

    Internal Audits & Reviews – Regular checks ensure standards exceed expectations. Continuous Improvement – in-house audits and client feedback drive new solutions and knowledge base.

    Health & Wellbeing – Promoting physical and mental wellbeing across team members.

  • Quality Assurance

    Certified CBIP Welding Inspectors – Ensuring weld accuracy and reducing rework.

    Structured Systems & Resources – Managing operations in full compliance with New Zealand’s ISO accreditations and safety standards.

    Customer-Focused Delivery – Understanding and meeting client expectations every time.

    Leadership & Team Commitment – Senior management champions continuous quality growth.

Continuous Improvement: “Warners PDCA Safety System”

At Warner Construction, safety excellence doesn’t happen by chance — it’s built on a proven system.
Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) performance is guided by the PDCA (Plan, Do, Check, Act) model — a continuous improvement framework that keeps every project compliant, controlled, and future-focused.

This process ensures that Warners commitment to zero-harm is achieved through leadership, accountability, and active participation across every site and team.