The client’s problem
When good intentions are not enough.
Marae may host hui, tangihanga, kitchens, contractors, volunteers, tamariki and large numbers of manuhiri. Responsibilities can shift quickly, and standard commercial templates may not reflect tikanga, whānau involvement or the way the marae actually operates.
Who this service suits
Built for real organisations.
- Marae trusts and committees
- Iwi, hapū and Māori community organisations
- Marae hosting events, contractors or funded programmes
- Facilities teams planning maintenance or building work
- Leaders wanting clearer emergency and risk arrangements
What Auditsure examines
Evidence, practice and control.
- 01Governance roles and applicable PCBU duties
- 02Fire, evacuation, kitchens, food areas and public access
- 03Contractors, maintenance, vehicles and hazardous substances
- 04Volunteers, worker engagement, events and vulnerable visitors
- 05Emergency contacts, incident response and review arrangements
What you receive
A useful way forward.
- A practical marae health and safety plan
- Critical-risk and emergency priorities
- Clear roles, checklists and contractor arrangements
- Consultation and implementation recommendations
- An improvement plan that respects tikanga and legal duties