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FIRE LINKS
For your information below are web links for the fire-rescue services and industry authorities within N.Z.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand
New Zealand has a Central Government Fire Service controlled by the Fire and Emergency New Zealand Act 2017 which combined urban and rural fire services into a single, integrated fire and emergency services organisation with more than 14,000 people, many of them volunteers. |
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Forest and Rural Fire Association of New Zealand Forest and Rural Fire Association of New Zealand (FRFANZ) is a national association that represents people and organisations concerned with fire protection in the forests and rural areas of New Zealand. Responsibility for fires in these areas lies with Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ); Fire and Emergency New Zealand was formally established on 1 July 2017, after the New Zealand Fire Service, the National Rural Fire Authority, and 86 Rural Fire Authorities which covered 97% of land area in New Zealand, amalgamated to form one new organisation. |
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National Emergency Management Agency
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) provides strong, national leadership to create an emergency management system that reduces the impact of emergencies. |
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New Zealand Urban Search and Rescue Urban Search and Rescue (NZUSAR) is a vital part of New Zealand's multi-agency response capability for dealing with urban emergencies. NZUSAR involves the location and rescue of people trapped following a structural collapse arising, e.g. from a single building collapse, or as a result of a major landslide or earthquake. |
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The Coastguard New Zealand provides New Zealand's primary maritime Search and Rescue service. Coastguard operates from a network of 4 regions and 63 affiliated units, strategically located around the coastline and major lakes of New Zealand. These units have all been established by a concerned community, usually after a local boating tragedy. |
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New Zealand Mountain Safety Council The New Zealand Mountain Safety Council was formed in 1965 in response to a growing concern over an increasing number of accidents in the bush and mountains. Representatives from a number of government and recreational organisations formed an incorporated society with the goal of enhancing safety in outdoor adventure activities. The Council has developed into an organization with 27 member organisations |
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MINISTRY OF BUSINESS, INNOVATION AND EMPLOYMENT The Ministry of business, innovation and employment is responsible for regulation and dispute resolution in the New Zealand building and housing sector. Here you will find information about building legislation and controls, housing services including fire protection |
Standards New Zealand specialises in developing and marketing national, regional and international Standards - offering an independent, efficient and cost-effective service to a wide range of organisations. The majority of Standards are developed in partnership with Standards Australia. And, as New Zealand’s representative in the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electro-technical Commission (IEC), Standards New Zealand ensures that New Zealand’s voice is heard worldwide. |
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Fire Protection Association of New Zealand AlarmNZ is a member of the Fire Protection Association (FPA). FPA represents the majority of the Fire Protection industry. The aim of the FPA is to provide a professional forum, and a unified voice of the fire protection community by drawing on member expertise and collective knowledge to reduce the impact of fires in New Zealand |
SECURITY LINKS
For your convenience we have provided some local links for the New Zealand Security industry
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New Zealand Security Association The New Zealand Security Association (NZSA) is the largest industry representative body for the security industry in New Zealand and represents over 85% of the industry by revenue. Its voluntary members include security providers ranging from large multi-nationals to sole traders and also includes individuals and companies who are not direct providers of security services but have an interest in the industry. The stated objective of the New Zealand Security Association is to do all things necessary and lawful to ensure there is always available to the New Zealand public, a security industry comprising of persons and firms who are fit and proper. The New Zealand Security Association is committed to the highest standards of professional and ethical conduct at all times. |
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ASIS International has been offering an internationally recognised certification in the field of Security Management through its Certified Protection Professional (CPP) for nearly 30 years. Thousands of security professionals throughout the world have embraced this scheme to achieve certification, which has risen to be a worldwide benchmark in security management. In 2002 ASIS International introduced two further certification programmes; the Professional Certified Investigator (PCI) and the Physical Security Professional (PSP). |
Police Links
For your assistance we have provided some important links for Police and associated services.
New Zealand Police is working with the community to make New Zealanders be safe and feel safe. With over 12,000 staff, we provide policing services 24 hours a day, every day. We operate by land, sea and air, manage over 860,000 emergency calls a year and are always actively preventing crime and crashes. |
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Neighbourhood Support New Zealand Neighbourhood Support New Zealand works in close partnership with the New Zealand Police and other community oriented organisations to make people's homes, streets, neighbourhoods and communities safer and more caring places to live and work in. |
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Victim Support provides 24hr emotional support, personal advocacy and information to all people affected by crime and trauma throughout New Zealand . |
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Women's Refuge now provides various programmes in the community for women and children, as well as providing safe houses, crisis-lines and community support for women and children. As a result of their interagency work they are also able to put women in touch with other service providers such as lawyers, doctors, WINZ and counselors etc, and support women through these processes. | |
Citizens Advice Bureau is a voluntary organization providing free, confidential information and advice to anyone about any query or problem. CAB is staffed by trained volunteers who can access information by computer or from the extensive range of resources held by each bureau. |
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Alcohols Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism |
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Information, advice, research and resources to help prevent and reduce alcohol-related harm and inspire New Zealanders to make better decisions about drinking alcohol. |
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The Helpline is here to assist anyone with a question or concern about their own or someone else's drinking or other drug use.
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The Ministry exists to create a fairer and safer New Zealand. It contributes to the shared justice sector outcomes. Safer communities, being communities in which there is reduced crime and in which safety and well-being is enhanced through partnerships. |
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The Department of Corrections contributes to community safety by ensuring sentences and orders are administered appropriately, offenders are managed safely, securely and humanely and by reducing re-offending. |
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The New Zealand Parole Board makes decisions on the release of offenders from prison on parole and home detention. It also sets conditions for offenders when they are released, and can recall offenders to prison if they don’t follow the conditions set for them. |
Ministry of Social Development
Works closely with other government agencies, non-government organisations, advisory and industry groups, and communities and iwi working towards providing:
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AMBULANCE LINKS
Below are some important links for both the land and air Ambulance services in New Zealand
St John serves communities throughout New Zealand by delivering emergency and non-emergency ambulance services for approximately 85% of New Zealand's population. St John also provides emergency care and first aid at public events, first aid training and health-related products and services to the community. |
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Wellington Free Ambulance (WFA), the only recognised free ambulance service in a major New Zealand city, has been assisting the people of greater Wellington and Wairarapa since 1927. An Incorporated Society run by its own board of management, WFA is an essential service provider for the community, committed to providing the highest quality clinical care in emergency situations, pre-hospital care, rescue and transport services |
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Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust The Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust's origins date back to the establishment of the Rescue Helicopter Service in 1970. The Auckland Westpac Rescue Helicopter provides a professional, efficient, emergency air ambulance, search and rescue service and is staffed full-time by a highly experienced flight crew consisting of pilots, paramedics and crewmen.. |
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Life Flight provides a 24/7 nationwide air ambulance service transporting critically ill patients who urgently require specialist medical care often only available in one or two hospitals in New Zealand. Our Westpac Rescue Helicopter serves the lower North and upper South Island |
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Phillips Search & Rescue Trust Philips Search & Rescue Trust (PSRT) is responsible for the North Island’s largest pool of community rescue helicopters. They cover the Central North Island. Available through the emergency 111 call system, our rapid response rescue helicopters bring life-saving equipment, rescue personnel, and trauma-trained Intensive Care Paramedics directly to the patient. Providing timely assistance can reduce disability and improve survival – the sooner resuscitation and treatment begins, the greater the chance of patient recovery. |
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Canterbury West Coast Air Rescue Trust The Canterbury West Coast Air Rescue Trust has successfully administered an air rescue service since 1989. Hundreds of people throughout Canterbury and the West Coast have been successfully flown from accident sites and hospitals to critical care units throughout the South Island by three main operations - The Westpac Rescue Helicopter, based in Christchurch, the Solid Energy Rescue Helicopter based in Greymouth and the NZ Flying Doctor Service fixed wing aircraft also based in Christchurch |
Customers
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Technology Partners
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