How safe is your workplace, really?
Eight quick questions about the controls that matter when people arrive for work, use equipment, respond to emergencies and deal with everyday hazards.
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A safe workplace is not one with no incidents. It is one where hazards are found and controlled before somebody gets hurt.
Good workplace safety is visible in risk controls, trained people, maintained equipment, emergency readiness, reporting and whether the controls still work on an ordinary busy day.
Legal references used to bound this screening tool
Primary Act. Sections 16-20 are particularly relevant to appointments, representatives and committees.
An independent health and safety audit.
A workplace and document review, with findings and an action plan you can work from.
Health & Safety Audits →Turn findings into controlled actions and evidence.
Use the assessment as an entry point, then connect risk assessments, incidents, plant, training, medicals, contractors, legal duties and controlled documents in the live OHSE system.
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