OSHE Limited

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Our Story:

H.A.R.M was born from the frustration that we found ourselves facing due to the limited number of options available in New Zealand for managing Health and Safety at Work and the scaremongering that accompanied this. Currently the general options available are to pay a small annual amount and get a system that you have no idea how to use or understand, a large one off amount and hourl

y fee for a consultant to come and walk you through the process or one of the more frequent.... a google searched document. We aim to be different in offering an affordable system but more importantly to help implement, teach and advise you on how to use the system, then provide free consultation time and regular check ins so you don't get lost along the way. Our mission is to see you and your workers get home each night happy, safe and healthy, provide practical compliance options and to work with you and your business to manage risks in a way that is suitable for you.

12/04/2026

Your prescription glasses are not safety glasses. Safety eyewear has to meet the AS/NZS 1337 standard, that means impact rated, tested, and built for the job. Your everyday glasses aren't rated, aren't impact resistant, and won't protect you from flying debris, dust, or chemical splash. If your site requires eye protection, you need proper safety-rated eyewear, either prescription safety glasses built to that standard or over-specs that fit over your regular ones. Your reading glasses from Specsavers don't count.
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If your team zones out the second you say “safety meeting” - that’s your problem, not theirs.Stop reading off a clipboar...
10/04/2026

If your team zones out the second you say “safety meeting” - that’s your problem, not theirs.
Stop reading off a clipboard. Make it a conversation, keep it short, keep it relevant, and let your team actually talk.
Safety meetings shouldn’t be something your crew survives. They should be the reason they go home.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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10/04/2026

You do have to keep your hard hat on in a designated hard hat area. It's a site rule, and annoying as it may feel, there's a reason site rules are in place. Freak accidents happen more often than you think. You might think "it's only 2 seconds" but that's exactly when things fall. Site rules exist because personal judgement isn't reliable, the risks don't pause because you're uncomfortable. If your hard hat doesn't fit properly or it's causing issues, talk to your site manager about getting one that does.
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08/04/2026

This is something most businesses owners forget, if your team doesn’t feel like they’re apart of what you’re building, then you’re already falling behind!

20/03/2026

She knows how sushi makes my tummy feel 😞
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19/03/2026

I just wanna feel appreciated for me 😞
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17/03/2026

100K followers for a 25K trip? Sounds good to me…

Tonight feels like a full circle moment. I’ve been asked to sit on the National Association of Women in Construction NZ ...
17/09/2025

Tonight feels like a full circle moment.

I’ve been asked to sit on the National Association of Women in Construction NZ .nz Panel to encourage and motivate the next wave of construction superstars right where it all began for me, at .nz

If it wasn’t for that job, I don’t know if I’d be the person I am today or even in this career.

Here’s to backing yourself, even when it’s scary, because sometimes it brings you right back to where it all started only this time, you’re the one helping others rise.

“Get women off sites.”“Don’t f*en come to our site unless you want to get bent over and slaughtered.”**Read that again.T...
27/08/2025

“Get women off sites.”

“Don’t f*en come to our site unless you want to get bent over and slaughtered.”**

Read that again.

That’s what I get in the comments when I talk about Health And Safety.

The point of my post? Education.

Helping people understand risks and controls.

The reality? A flood of misogyny, threats, and garbage I’ve had to hide.

Let’s be crystal clear!

This isn’t banter.

This isn’t “just the boys.”

This is toxic culture and it’s one of the biggest risks on any construction site.

And if you don’t think it’s still alive and well in 2025, you’re kidding yourself.

I am totally unfazed. No one is going to stop me from calling it out and pushing for change.

But every time this crap gets swept under the rug, it tells workers especially women that they don’t belong.

⚡ Safety isn’t only about PPE and paperwork.
⚡ Safety is culture. Safety is respect.
⚡ And when that’s missing, nothing else matters.

So ask yourself? What kind of culture are you allowing on your sites?

💸 Stop burning cash on things that should be simple.Paying for site packs? You’re throwing money away.Buying new hazard ...
21/08/2025

💸 Stop burning cash on things that should be simple.

Paying for site packs? You’re throwing money away.

Buying new hazard boards every site? Why?

OSHE gives you contractor management for free and reusable hazard boards that are smarter, site specific, and way more useful.

Safety doesn’t have to be complicated (or expensive). We’ve made it easy.
Ask us how.

Ever noticed how the crew will spend 20 minutes arguing about who makes the best pie in town… but go radio silent when y...
21/08/2025

Ever noticed how the crew will spend 20 minutes arguing about who makes the best pie in town… but go radio silent when you ask to chat about safety?

Engaging your crew isn’t about boring toolbox talks and tick box forms. It’s about actually listening on smoko, in the ute, or while they’re giving you grief about your coffee order.

If you want buy in, meet them where they’re at. Make it a convo, not a lecture. Crack a joke, sling a sausage, and watch how much more you’ll get out of them.

Because a team that laughs together… works safer together.

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