Legal Appointments & Competence

Legal Appointments & Competence

Do your appointment letters reflect real responsibility?

A quick check on whether legally or operationally important safety roles are identified, appointed, competent, understood and actually active.

10 questionsFocused screening check
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What this check looks at
01Role mapping
02Written appointments
03Competence
04Execution & review
Scope: This is a screening tool. It does not determine full statutory compliance, replace a competent-person assessment, or override equipment-, activity-, client- or site-specific duties.
Question 10% complete

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Your assessment result

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Indicator

Priority review areas
Discuss legal appointments
Why this matters

An appointment letter does not transfer accountability by itself.

Good governance links the right role to the right person, gives them competence and authority, and produces evidence that the duty is being carried out in practice.

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