Our membership is drawn from persons working in various areas:

• Training and Assessment providers
• Industry Training Advisory Boards and Organizations, and other advisory bodies
• Industry associations
• New Apprentice Centres and group training companies
• Regulatory authorities and other government agencies (including Occupational Health and Safety, licensing and competency organizations)
• The National Training bureaucracy, and
• Individuals with a role or interest in training and assessment in the industries represented by the Association.
  

Industry representation is continually expanding and includes Rail, Aviation, Plant and Equipment, Stevedoring, Warehouse and Distribution and all aspects of Heavy Vehicle including heavy haulage, general road freight, dangerous goods, livestock, passenger transport, concrete, milk, petroleum, mining, industrial waste, removals, quarry, telecommunications and many more.

Membership Fees

SUBSCRIPTION FEE
Members pay an annual subscription fee. The fee is consciously fixed at an affordable rate for all and the revenue generated is used for the everyday running of the Association and the work it performs.

ENTRANCE FEE
Paid on entry to the Association - it is pro-rata of the annual subscription fee up to the beginning of the Association's financial year, plus a Joining fee.

CURRENT FEES

Subscription Fee
$A88.00 (Inclusive of GST) - from 1 July, payable in advance.
$NZ100.00  - from 1 July, payable in advance.

Entrance Fee
$A88.00 + (number of months remaining to June 30th multiplied by 7.33) (Inclusive of GST)
$NZ100 .00 + (number of months remaining to June 30th multiplied by 8.33)

MEMBERSHIP OBLIGATION

Members of TRANZNET are obliged to adhere to the requirements of the Code of Conduct and the Rules of the Association, on which their continuing membership is based.

CODE OF CONDUCT

• To facilitate the provision of training and assessing services which are fair and equitable to all users, and which is achieved by adherence to endorsed Industry standards and regulations, assessment procedures and credentials.
• To achieve the professional ethics defined by TRANZnet, including the maintenance of the Association's integrity and the avoidance of conflicting interests.
• To conduct themselves in accordance with the rules of Association under which TRANZNET is incorporated.
• To conduct themselves with the fraternal membership of TRANZnet as a key component of their training and assessing businesses and activities.
• To pursue continuous improvement in training and assessment, and the resultant professional status of TRANZnet and its members, by accepting, implementing, and achieving all criteria of the Association's Code of Conduct.

Click here for TRANZnet membership application.