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Tōtika is not just for big construction

There is still a lot of noise in New Zealand suggesting Tōtika is only for large construction companies. It is not. Construction was certainly an important part of the environment in which Tōtika developed, and the scheme itself was based on the British standard PAS91. But that does not make Tōtika a construction only prequalification scheme. Tōtika is a universal health and safety prequalification framework designed to help organisations understand whether a supplier has the systems, processes

Tōtika

What is Tōtika?

Tōtika is New Zealand's recognised contractor prequalification framework that helps businesses demonstrate they have appropriate health and safety systems in place. It replaces multiple client questionnaires with one consistent assessment, reducing duplication while building confidence. Suitable for businesses of all sizes and industries, Tōtika focuses on practical risk management, continuous improvement, and ensuring people return home safely every day.

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Prequal: What do you need?

Unsure whether your business needs Tōtika, SiteWise or SHE Prequal? This guide explains how health and safety prequalification works, what to confirm with your customer, and how Qualify365 can help you choose the right Tōtika assessment for your business.

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Does Every Tōtika Question Need Evidence?

Many businesses assume every Tōtika assessment question requires supporting evidence, but that is not always the case. Learn how to identify when a well written response is enough, when evidence is actually required, and how understanding the assessment criteria can save time while improving your chances of achieving a Performing result.

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The Importance of the Opening Meeting

The opening meeting is a critical first step in your Qualify365 assessment. It gives your assessor the opportunity to understand your business, your work activities and your approach to managing health and safety. By starting with a clear conversation, we can focus on what matters, reduce unnecessary delays and ensure your assessment reflects the way your business actually operates.