Guidelines are the published outcomes from the working groups. They aim to improve practices and consistency across the electricity industry.
Industry Induction
The Industry Induction outlines our shared health and safety values and expectations for visitors and workers to our sites, across the members of StayLive. These induction videos will be part of an overall competency framework to ensure a focus on providing relevant safety information to employees, contractors and visitors to reduce the risk of harm.
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Operator Training
The Operator Training Guidelines have been developed to help ensure that as an industry we are training our people consistently and to the correct standard. These guidelines set out a best practice approach which if followed will drive a consistent approach and support the development and completion of NZQA qualifications.
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Training and Competency
StayLive has developed a new competency based framework called Work Ready/Work Capable. The aim of the framework is to help ensure the quality and consistency of training and competency across the industry.
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Work Control Guidance & GPG Documents
This section consolidates Work Control Guidance and Generation Procedures to support consistent, high-quality work planning and execution across the sector. It reflects shared good practice and is designed to help people manage critical risks effectively at the point of work.
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Confined Space Management
The StayLive Confined Space Working Group set out the specific requirements for applying AS 2865:2009 Confined Spaces to generating plant and facilities to ensure consistent interpretation and practical compliance across the NZ generation sector.
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Critical Risk
This StayLive document outlines commonly found critical risks in the electricity supply industry - those risks that have the highest likelihood of causing death, serious injury or serious illness and identifies the critical controls to manage those risks.
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Emergency Response
StayLive members have entered into an industry‑wide Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that sets out how electricity generator sector organisations will support one another during significant emergency events.
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Process Safety
The Process Safety Knowledge Network continues to strengthen industry capability in managing major incident risks. Key achievements include the publication of the Guideline for the Development of Major Incident Bowtie Diagrams and the release of a Process Safety Awareness online training module, supporting a consistent approach to process safety across the electricity generation sector.
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