WHS Management System - Development & Compliance Audit
HSE Australia delivers and supports industry and government across Australia with their Occupational Health and Safety — also known as Workplace Health and Safety – obligations. We understand the need for safety, and safety compliance, in the workplace given the increasing rate of change in the business environment.
In today’s regulatory world, no matter the size of your company, you need to manage your workplace health and safety in a systematic way that best suits your business while enhancing safety and reducing risk in the workplace.
Our consultants have many years’ experience assisting companies to develop OHS systems appropriate for their size, type of operation and safety objectives.
Contact us today to arrange a workplace consultation or compliance audit.
Our services include:
HSE Australia is a recognised training provider offering a wide range of onsite and online training programs across government and industry, tailored specifically for individual requirements.
HSE Australia conducts a WHS Gap Analysis of your organisation’s risk management system to ensure compliance with workplace health and safety legislation.
We provide independent contractor safety audits across industry, the mining and resources sector, local government and private companies.
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Mastering Safety: Enhancing WHS Management with the PDCA Approach
Work Health and Safety Management (WHS) is not a one-off task, it is not limited to the policies and procedures of a company, and it is not something that can simply be handed over to an external partner.
WHS and Safety Management System
HSE Australia provides qualified, independent and confidential audits that provide analysis and identify strengths and gaps in existing programs. Our ability to partner with clients in compliance and gap analysis audits before public, or more formal audits are undertaken has been a key to our success. Our confidential approach with government and business has better enhanced their profile and their success in safety and compliance.
OHS Management Systems:
We have the expertise to ensure your WHS systems will address the following requirements:
- WHS Act and the subordinate legislation/standards
- Self-Insurer Standards
- AS/NZS 4801 / 4804 Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
- AS/NZS 14001 Environmental Management Systems
- Environment Protection Act & Legislation
Compliance Audits:
The types of audits HSE Australia can provide include:
- Compliance to AS/NZS 4801
- Compliance to WHS Act and the subordinate legislation/standards
- Compliance to internal systems/policies/procedures
- Review and or development of company-specific risk assessments
- Hazardous materials management compliance
- Physical hazard audits
- Contractor compliance
- Review and or develop safety plans
- Compliance to PPE standards
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10 Step - Work Health and Safety Compliance Process
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.
OH&S Systems Development & Audits
HSE Australia offers a wide range of services regarding Workplace Health & Safety Training. We help our clients to develop WHS Management Systems and we analyse existing programs.
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Frequently asked Questions
Health Safety Environment Australia
What is a PCBU?
A PCBU is a “Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking” in a commercial or non-commercial area (NFP), on it’s own (sole trader), in partnership or for a Government organisation. PCBU's are required to ensure a safe working environment operates within the workplace(s) for which they have responsibility.
What is Work Health and Safety (WHS) or Occupation Health and Safety (OH&S)?
They are the same. The two terms are interchangeable and reflect the words used in some safety regulations in relation to safety and safety compliance in workplaces.
What is workplace safety?
When safety can be defined as ‘freedom from circumstances that cause, or are likely to cause, illness, injury or damage’ then workplace safety are the actions taken reduce occupational risk and to keep the workforce and workplace free of incidents that can cause harm to workers, volunteers, contractors or sub-contractors, customers, visitors, or suppliers.
What Is a Code of Practice (OHS/WHS)?
A 'Code of Practice' is a practical guide to achieving the standards of safety required in specific workplace situations or environments or subjects. They are presented under the WHS Act and Regulations (the WHS Regulations).
Are safety hazards required to be identified under the WHS regulations?
Yes. A person conduction a business or undertaking (PCBU) must identify reasonably foreseeable hazards in the physical workplace environment; the equipment and materials used that could give rise to risks to health and safety (Regulation 34).
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