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Occupational Health & Safety

Keep workers safe and healthy with HSE Australia’s occupational health and safety audits.

Empower your organisation by implementing a robust network of OHS processes that prioritise worker wellbeing, ensure regulatory compliance and protect your reputation.

What do HSE Australia’s health & safety services include?

Our team of experts can provide a number of occupational health and safety services:

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Occupational Health & Safety Audit

WHS Management System

Our experienced consultants support organisations across Australia in establishing OHS systems to meet workplace obligations.

Occupational Health & Safety Audit

WHS Compliance Gap Analysis

Our qualified, independent WHS consultants can conduct a safety gap analysis to identify any issues with WHS systems.

Occupational Health & Safety Audit

Site, Plant & Machinery Risk Assessment

We conduct site assessments to determine machinery risk levels and provide recommendations to improve site operations and maintenance.

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Contractor Safety Audits

We provide independent contractor safety audit services across industry, the mining and resources sector, local government and private companies.

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Workplace Risk Assessment

We conduct a holistic workplace risk assessment of your site to identify potential risks and existing hazards and meet legal requirements.

Occupational Health & Safety Audit

WHS Compliance Process

We assist in meeting legal requirements, improve productivity, reduce staff turnover and drastically lower the risk of provisional fines and reputational damage.

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Training

We provide a range of onsite and online training programs across government and industry, tailored specifically for individual requirements.

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Hands-on consultants you can trust!

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To get started on your occupational health and safety audit or to discuss any queries you might have about the process, request a call-back or book a consultation with HSE Australia.

For assistance with workplace training for those working in high-risk environments, explore HSE Australia bespoke training courses.

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HSE Australia's team of certified WHS specialist will work with you and conduct a comprehensive audit of your workplace, your policies, they will conduct a risk assessment and gap analysis, and they will provide detailed recomendation.

What is a Workplace Risk Assessment?

Prioritising the safety and wellbeing of workers is not only a legal and ethical responsibility, but also essential for the productivity and success of any organisation. This is especially true when workers work in uncommon, risky or odd workplaces.

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HSE Australia is delivering consulting and compliance services in Occupational Health & Safety (WHS), OHS Training and System Development.

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Occupational Health & Safety Audit

What is occupational health & safety?

Occupational health and safety is the anticipation, recognition, evaluation, control and confirmation of protection from hazards at work.

Hazards that an OHS audit might highlight include:

  • Safety – common risks for physical injury like slips, trips, falls
  • Physical – noise, radiation, extreme temperatures
  • Chemical – harmful substances 
  • Biological – conditions that can cause disease or illness
  • Ergonomic – conditions that strain the body

Occupational health and safety procedures help to defend against injury and illness and protect the wellbeing of workers. 

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About us

Health Safety Environment Australia

HSE Australia is a proud team of versatile specialists, scientists, consultants, auditors and assessors.
Our people are experienced and accredited in a wide range of fields, from Asbestos Assessors, Forensic Chemistry, Environmental Science, and of course Workplace Health & Safety. This extensive combination of knowledge and skills enables us to “Solve problems others find difficult”.
We see ourselves as “hands-on scientists” who have earned the trust of our clients through our knowledge and experience.
Our teams work when and where you need them, on-site or inhouse. We are available, 24/7, Australia-wide.
Please get in touch and we can work things through.

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Services

HSE Australia offers services in four main areas

Our team of experts help you to anticipate, recognise, evaluate, control and confirm hazards at work that may result in injury or illness, or that affect the wellbeing of workers.

OHS or WHS refers to the risk management and risk mitigation process of an organisation to prevent anyone who works or visits their workplace from health and/or safety hazards.

Asbestos management involves the identification, sampling, analysis and removal management of potentially asbestos- containing products and substances.

FitTick offers a variety of workforce screening services such as RPE & HPE fit testing, as well as audiometric & spirometry tests.

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FAQs

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What is ISO 45001?

ISO 45001 is an international standard for managing occupational health and safety risks. It provides a framework for workplace safety.

What types of OHS audits are there?

Common types of OHS audit include:

  • Internal: conducted by your organisation
  • External: conducted by a third party
  • Compliance: focused on legal or regulatory requirements
  • Certification: to obtain standards like ISO 45001

Who can conduct any occupational health and safety audit?

An occupational health and safety audit can be conducted by:

  • Trained internal staff
  • External consultants like HSE Australia
  • Certification bodies

How can my organisation prepare for an occupational health and safety audit?

To prepare for an OHS, your organisation should:

  1. Review relevant policies and procedures
  2. Ensure records are up to date
  3. Conduct internal inspections
  4. Provide relevant training
  5. Address existing issues
Contact us to discuss your occupational health and safety.

One Source Many Solutions

Over the past 15 years we developed the ability to quickly understand and respond to our clients’ needs. We are “solving problems others find difficult…”.
We offer our clients an enviable team of specialists working with associates and other external experts, driving and delivering fit for purpose, tailored single sourced solutions for you.

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