The Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 in Victoria imposes duties on employers, the self-employed, employees, manufacturers, suppliers and others.
These duties include the requirement for employers to ensure that risks to health and safety are eliminated so far as is reasonably practicable, and if it is not reasonably practicable to eliminate risks, then reduce those risks so far as is reasonably practicable using the hierarchy of control.
For employers, these duties are extended to employees of contractors and other persons.
Additionally, section 22 (2) (b) of the Act requires employers to “employ or engage persons who are suitably qualified in relation to occupational health and safety to provide advice to the employer concerning the health and safety of employees of the employer.”
Your Workplace Health and Safety Management System can provide clear information and instruction about safe systems of work. It can define how hazards are managed and controlled.
We can assist by reviewing your Occupational Health and Safety Management System needs and prepare the necessary manual/s, procedures and tools that will enable you to implement appropriate solutions.
The manual contents includes and not limited to:
- Index/ Table of Contents
- OHSEQ Policy Poster
- OHS Manual
- Emergency Contacts
- Staff Contacts
- OHS Induction Forms
- Site Hazard Checklist & Register
- Chemical SDS Register
- SDS 1 x of each
- SWMS Register
- SWMS 1 x of each
- Hazard Register
- Workgroup Meeting Form
- Injury Report Form
- Incident Investigation Form
- Hot Work Permit
- Confined Space Entry Permit
- Insurances