Cross-recognition for health and safety prequalification in New Zealand

A CHASNZ initiative

Introduction to Tōtika

Interested in the benefits that the Tōtika scheme can offer your organisation with Health and Safety pre-qualification?

Tōtika was developed to address inefficiencies in the procurement process caused by the lack of a common pre-qualification standard. Previously, suppliers had to repeatedly pre-qualify against different schemes and standards, resulting in many proprietary and internal pre-qualification schemes, this wasted the time and resources for all parties involved. Tōtika aims to provide a streamlined pre-qualification process, fulfilling the industry’s desire for a common standard.

Case study

How Tōtika works for Kiwi Rail

Tōtika is an industry game-changer, making the prequalification process for health and safety in NZ simple and easy to navigate. Tōtika removes unnecessary cost, complexity and repetition by offering a single framework that brings most health and safety prequalifications together under one umbrella. KiwiRail has been using Tōtika for nearly two years now. As soon as they signed up, the benefits started to flow for KiwiRail. “We could actually see that some of our suppliers were already listed” says Cat. This gave KiwiRail immediate assurance that those suppliers had all their prequalification requirements in place.

Contractors & Suppliers

For those that provide services to clients
No registration fees

Buyers

For Clients of Supply Chains
For those that contract services
Access to the register of registered/listed suppliers and contractors
$2000 annual fee (excl. GST)

Suppliers with own Supply Chain

For suppliers or contractors who lead their own supply chain
For those that both provide services and contract services
Access to the register of registered/listed suppliers and contractors
$2000 annual fee (excl. GST)

Please ensure you request a
Tōtika aligned prequalification
assessment when contacting
the below member schemes.

Construction Health and Safety New Zealand

Recognising supply chain leaders