Health & Safety Files

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Health & Safety Files

Practical Health & Safety Files for Your Business, Site or Client Requirement

OHSE Resolved develops practical health and safety files aligned to your business activities, site risks, client specifications and applicable occupational health and safety requirements.

Company safety files Site-specific files Client requirements Implementation support
More than a pack of documents

A safety file should support compliance, guide implementation and provide clear evidence of your health and safety arrangements.

01

Built Around Your Scope

Files are prepared around your business activities, site work, client specification and operational risk.

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Practical Documentation

Includes relevant appointments, registers, policies, procedures, risk assessments and supporting records.

03

Implementation Guidance

Support can be provided to help complete, sign, issue and implement the file correctly.

Which file do you need? Typical index per file type

Pick the File Type and See the Typical Index

Every file is built to scope, so the structure differs. These are the sections we most often prepare for each type — send us your client specification and we align the index to it exactly.

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Company Safety File

8 typical sections

Your baseline OHSE system: the policies, appointments, assessments and registers that show how health and safety is managed across the business.

01Company and site information
02OHSE policy, procedures and safe working arrangements
03Organogram and appointment letters
04Baseline hazard identification and risk assessment
05Registers, inspection checklists and maintenance records
06Emergency preparedness documents
07Incident reporting and investigation documentation
08Training, induction and competency records

Indicative index · final structure follows your scope and client specification

What is included Six content areas

Safety File Content That Supports Practical Implementation

A health and safety file should contain the documents, appointments, registers and supporting records needed to manage workplace health and safety responsibilities.

01

Policies & Procedures

Relevant OHSE policies, procedures and safe working arrangements aligned to the business activities and site requirements.

02

Appointment Letters

Applicable health and safety appointments for responsible persons, representatives, first aiders, fire marshals and other required roles.

03

Risk Assessments

Risk assessment documentation relevant to the workplace, task, project, site activity or client requirement.

04

Registers & Checklists

Practical registers, inspection checklists and records to help the business maintain evidence of ongoing OHSE control.

05

Emergency Information

Emergency arrangements, contact information, evacuation support documents and first aid or firefighting-related evidence.

06

Client or Site Requirements

Where applicable, the file can be aligned to specific client specifications, contractor requirements or site access expectations.

Need a specific client file?

Send us the client specification, contractor pack or checklist and we will align the file to the required scope.

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Safety file process

A Clear Process From Scope to Implementation

We confirm what the file is needed for, review the scope and prepare a practical health and safety file that can be used, signed, issued and maintained.

Already have a client checklist?

Send us the checklist or contractor pack and we will align the safety file to the requirement, section by section.

Submit Your Requirement
01

Confirm the Requirement

We confirm whether the file is for your company, a specific site, a client requirement, contractor pack or project scope.

02

Gather the Information

We request the relevant business information, scope of work, site details, employee details and any client specifications.

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Develop the File

We prepare the relevant documents, appointments, registers, risk assessments and supporting records for the agreed scope.

04

Support Implementation

Where required, we assist with signing, issuing, updating, implementing and maintaining the file in practice.

In plain terms

Construction safety files, contractor safety files and site-specific files

A safety file for construction work has to answer the client’s health and safety specification under the Construction Regulations, 2014. A contractor safety file for work at a client’s premises shows how you meet the OHS Act before you are allowed on site. We build both around your actual scope, and we tell you up front which documents only you can supply, such as medicals and the letter of good standing.

For the full list of safety file requirements, read our guide: What goes in a health and safety file in South Africa?

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Need a Health & Safety File for Your Business or Site?

Send us your requirement and we will advise on the safety file scope, the information needed and the next steps.

info@ohseresolved.co.za

Helpful information: include the client requirement, scope of work, number of employees, site location, contractor pack or checklist where available.

Include this in your enquiry

Whether the file is for your company, a site, a project or a client requirement.

The business activity, site location and scope of work.

The client specification, contractor pack or checklist where you have one.

We then confirm the file scope and quotation.

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