health & Safety
contractor safety
When you engage a contractor such as an electrician, plumber or builder, you are responsible for providing the Health & Safety briefig on hazards in the building common area using this form…
drug dog detection
For the safety of all occupants a random drug detector dog visit is carried out annually. The dogs are similar to those used at airports and with their ‘power’ noses they don’t even need to go into the apartments for detection. For more information on Scenttech.
Fire evacuation
In the event of a fire the alarm, which has a high pitched electronic screaming sound, will be heard in every area of the building. You will need to evacuate immediately. As you pass the Fire Warden at the exit please call out your apartment number.
noise disturbance
We live near each other and it’s important that our activities don’t make it difficult for other residents to enjoy their homes. This applies both at night and during the day, as many residents are now working from home. Noise travels down and across and front doors are not sound protected so please:
elevate speakers off the floor to reduce sound transfer
use headphones if you wish to listen to loud music
do not run washing machines or dryers during the quiet time
be quiet in the hallways.
For general noise complaints talk to the person making the noise, which could mean going to another floor and using the intercom to contact the residents you need to talk to.
Quiet time at 60 Willis is 10:00pm to 7:00am.
residents Safety
It’s important that our building is a safe space for residents and visitors. If you see or hear anything that makes you concerned for a person’s safety, please speak up. If you think someone is in danger, you should call the police on 111, otherwise contact our Body Corporate Manager, Paul Roux on 021 800 956 or by email on paulroux@stratatitle.co.nz. who will determine what action to take based on the situation.
smoke-free
60 Willis Street is proudly smoke-free, which means that smoking is not permitted in the building.
If you go out to the street to smoke please ensure you stand a good distance away from the building so that your secondhand smoke doesn’t get sucked up into the building, making it unpleasant for residents.
cctv
For the safety of residents there are CCTV cameras installed throughout the building, including in the rubbish area and storage locker room.
Please take care when entering and exiting the building to ensure the door closes behind you so that no one can tail in with you. If anything concerns you please contact our Facilities Manager Dee Pesendorfer. on dee@abswellington.co.nz or 027-284 4830. or call the police if appropriate.