E te tī e te tā, e ngā mana, e ngā reo, e ngā kārangaranga o te Motu nei te reo o Aroha, te reo o Manaaki, te reo Haumaru e tuku atu kia koutou katoa.
Nau mai, haere mai, piki mai, kake mai,
tēnā koutou katoa!
Welcome to Te Rōpū Marutau o Aotearoa, the Māori Health, and Safety Association. Recognising the value of cultural and traditional Haumaru (Safety and Well-being) practices, our association brings Māori cultural knowledge and Industry practice together.
Māori Health and Safety Professionals
We deliver a Māori centered view that is meaningful to organisations, businesses, and individuals.
A view – that is effective, culturally responsive, and capable of reducing and preventing workplace injuries and fatalities.
Te Rōpū Marutau o Aotearoa Membership
Membership with Te Rōpū Marutau o Aotearoa not only demonstrates your commitment to Māori workplace health and safety but also enables you to be part of our journey to a safer workplace environment for all.
Te Rōpū Marutau o Aotearoa works with members by inspiring, educating, informing and engaging with them to achieve best practice in workplace health and safety management. Together we ensure you stay up-to-date with all things Māori health and safety, including access to information and resources, member discounts, networking with peers, and expert support when you need it.
Benefits of Membership
Advice
Engaging with and providing advice for and about Māori
We have accredited kaimahi with qualifications, experience and skills to guide you to better outcomes.
Mentoring
Tailored mentoring program
We have a select group of kaitiaki representatives that are specialised mentors to provide support and guidance on request.
Training
Through conference, wānanga, and on request
We have set hui’s to run every 3 months with additional focused sessions on request. Also, an annual event to build and strengthen relationships.
Leadership
Leadership development
Encouraging strategic thinking, innovation, and action.
Join us
Come and join us on our journey!
Haere mai ki te hono mai ki a mātau i to mātau haerenga!
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