WHS Management System: Development & Compliance Audit
Enhance safety, reduce risk and ensure ongoing regulatory compliance with the support of a robust WHS management system.
HSE Australia supports industry and government across Australia with Occupational Health and Safety – commonly known as Workplace Health and Safety.
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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.
What is a work health and safety management system?
No matter the size of your organisation, from sole traders to national, multi-site operations, you need to manage your workplace health and safety in a systematic, scalable and comprehensive way.
A WHS management system is a structured, tailored framework that supports your organisation in managing workplace health and safety risks.
What types of WHS audits can HSE Australia provide?
HSE Australia can deliver a diverse range of audits depending on your industry regulations or organisational need:
- 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
HSE Australia and WHS Compliance Audits
Engage our audit services to maintain compliance assurance in line with regulatory and legislative guidelines:
- 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
Better safety starts with the right systems in place. Find out more about our WHS compliance process and how it can help protect your people and your business.
What does WHS Management System development involve?
HSE Australia can collaborate with your team to develop a WHS management system that works for you:
- Compliance audits and gap analysis to identify where your procedures and programs can be improved.
- Contractor audits to ensure contractors and sub-contractors operate in a safe and compliant work environment.
- OHS/WHS Training delivered on-site and online across government and industry, tailored specifically to individual requirements.
How does HSE Australia approach WHS Management Systems?
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.
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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.
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Why is a WHS management system important?
A comprehensive WHS management system helps organisations:
- Reduce workplace injuries and illnesses
- Meet legal and regulatory obligations
- Improve risk management
- Increase operational consistency
- Reduce downtime and workers' compensation costs
What is a PCBU?
A PCBU refers to a Person Conducting a Business of Undertaking in a commercial or non-commercial area, on their own (sole trader), in partnership or for a government organisation.
PCBUs are required to ensure a safe working environment that operates within the workplaces for which they have responsibility.
What legislation applies to WHS management systems in Australia?
In addition to industry-specific guidelines, the main legal framework for WHS management systems includes:
- The Model WHS Act
- Model WHS Regulations
- State and territory-specific laws
- Industry regulations
- Codes of practice
What is ISO 45001?
ISO 45001 is the international standard for Work Health and Safety (WHS) management systems, providing a framework for:
- Managing WHS risks
- Improving safety performance
- Supporting continual improvement
- Integrating WHS into business processes
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