Meeting Compliance
1. Will I be able to use the OHS/WHS Management System in my state?
Absolutely. The SafetyDocs OHS/WHS Management Systems are designed with a universal approach, making it applicable and effective in all Australian states and territories. Our system aligns not only with the local regulations in each state but also adheres to the ISO standards. This dual compatibility ensures that our management system meets specific local legislative requirements and aligns with internationally recognised best practices.
2. Do these Management Systems comply with AS/NZS ISO 45001 standards and OHS/WHS regulations?
The content of our OHS/WHS Management Systems has been aligned with key elements from AS/NZS ISO 45001:2018 (Australian and New Zealand Standard) and the Work Health and Safety Acts and Regulations.
3. Do these Management Systems/Plans meet the CM3 accreditation?
Yes.
4. What if the legislation changes?
Regular emails are sent out to our database of clients to keep them informed about any updates or changes to the documents. At SafetyDocs we like to help you keep up to date - for any documents already purchased, you will only ever pay an upgrade fee.
General
1. Can I view a sample OHS/WHS Management System?
Yes, we are happy to provide an example documents from our WHS/OHS Systems.
Here is a a sample of one of our Management Systems.
2. Are SafetyDocs management systems suitable for council/government tenders?
Many of our clients have successfully utilised SafetyDocs management systems in their council or government tenders. Our Safety Management Systems are carefully designed to address the OHS/WHS requirements in such tenders.
While we cannot guarantee a winning tender, our systems have a proven track record of meeting the essential criteria and assisting businesses in presenting a strong, compliant bid for government projects.
3. Do your Management Systems/Plans contain SWMS?
No, this is because each business/organisation perform different tasks and have different equipment. Our systems do contain a blank SWMS template for your customisation.
4. What is the "Date/Revision Date" of my document?
The "Revision Date" or "Date" included in the footer space of your document is a date that your organisation sets to assist with the annual review process of your OHS compliance documents.
OHS Documents should be reviewed at least annually, in consultation with workers, health and safety representatives and other relevant parties.
Your OHS documents should also be reviewed if:
it is identified that there are changes in the workplace that affect the document
it is identified that the document is not effective
there are legislative changes that affect the document
there is a serious incident or dangerous occurrence.
Customising Your Documents
1. Can I add my logo and company name?
Yes. All documents are provided in Microsoft Word Format, so you can easily input your company logo and details.
2. Can I change the content of the OHS/WHS Management System?
Yes. All documents are provided in Microsoft Word Format, so you can easily customise to meet the requirements of your clients:
change colours
add photos
add or delete information to make it specific to your business.
Receiving Your Documents
1. How long will it take to receive my documents?
Your purchased products will be emailed to you directly upon receipt of payment from our online store and normally takes no more 30 minutes.
2. How do I download my purchased products?
All our documents are emailed upon payment, in MS Word format, ready for you to download, save and edit as required. A download link to all your purchased products is included in your Sales Tax Invoice.
3. Do you post it out or send out a disk?
No, the document is provided via email ready for you to download and customise, so you can use it for multiple jobs.
Accreditation
1. Are SafetyDocs Work Health and Safety Management System accredited?
While our SafetyDocs Work Health and Safety Management System is not directly accredited, it plays a crucial role in helping organisations achieve accreditation. Our management system manuals are expertly designed to guide and support your journey towards meeting ISO standards.
Purchasing a manual is the first step; integrating these principles into your daily business operations is the key to success. When effectively implemented, these practices pave the way for a third-party organisation to assess and confirm your compliance with ISO standards. This process positions you for potential accreditation and enhances your overall safety and operational excellence.
2. How do I gain accreditation for my Workplace Health and Safety Management System?
The first step is to purchase one of our systems and implement it into your business processes using the supplied relevant policies, procedures and associated forms.
To be accredited to ISO standards, such as ISO 45001 (Occupational health and safety management systems), your management system must be assessed and certified by a third-party accredited certification body.
This process typically involves an assessment of the system's content and its alignment with the requirements of the relevant ISO standard, as well as an assessment of your implementation and use of the system in your business. If the system is found to be in compliance with the standard, it can be granted accreditation, and you can then use the system to demonstrate commitment to meeting the standard's requirements.
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When seeking accreditation, organise the auditing company to supply you with a pre-audit checklist so that you can ensure you meet the audit criteria prior to their visit.