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Stop Work Authority Policy

  • Instant Document Delivery via Email.
  • Add to your existing management system.
  • Can assist in ensuring workers are adequately trained.
  • Customisation instructions provided.
  • Microsoft Word Format (Fully editable).
  • Only pay once (no subscriptions required).

Stop Work Authority Policy

Empower your workforce with the Stop Work Authority (SWA) Policy. This comprehensive policy enables your team to act swiftly when encountering unsafe conditions, fostering a proactive safety management culture.

Content Overview

  1. Document Control: Details the distribution and amendment records to maintain document integrity.
  2. Review Procedure: Details the process for reviewing the policy in response to organisational or legislative changes.
  3. Stop Work Authority Policy: 
    • Purpose: Explains the objectives of the SWA, including when and how to stop work.
    • Scope: Defines the applicability of the policy to all workers and contractors.
    • Responsibilities: Details the roles of workers, supervisors, and management in implementing the SWA.
    • Stop Work Authority Procedure: Describes the steps to take when stopping work due to safety concerns.
    • Reporting and Follow-Up: Outlines the process for logging and investigating stop-work interventions.
    • Feedback: Encourages recognition of proactive safety actions.
    • Training and Competency: Highlights the importance of regular training on SWA procedures.
  4. Stop Work Authority Reporting Form: Designed to document stop-work actions, identified hazards, and corrective measures.

Comes with a complimentary copy of the Legislation & Codes of Practice Reference List valued at $19.95.

Key Benefits of Implementing the Policy

  • Promote a Safety-First Culture: Encourage employees to take immediate action without fear of reprisal when they see unsafe conditions.
  • Stay Compliant: Ensure your safety procedures meet industry regulations, helping reduce the risk of workplace incidents.
  • Minimise Disruptions: Address hazards as soon as they arise, preventing escalation into more significant issues that could impact operations.

Who is it Suitable for?

This SWA Policy is ideal for any business or organisation aiming to:

  • Boost worker confidence in identifying and stopping unsafe work.
  • Build a safer, more accountable workplace culture.
  • Streamline safety reporting and enhance response protocols.

Implement the Stop Work Authority (SWA) Policy today to empower your team and enhance workplace safety.

  • Instant Document Delivery via Email.
  • Add to your existing management system.
  • Can assist in ensuring workers are adequately trained.
  • Customisation instructions provided.
  • Microsoft Word Format (Fully editable).
  • Only pay once (no subscriptions required).

Stop Work Authority Policy

Empower your workforce with the Stop Work Authority (SWA) Policy. This comprehensive policy enables your team to act swiftly when encountering unsafe conditions, fostering a proactive safety management culture.

Content Overview

  1. Document Control: Details the distribution and amendment records to maintain document integrity.
  2. Review Procedure: Details the process for reviewing the policy in response to organisational or legislative changes.
  3. Stop Work Authority Policy: 
    • Purpose: Explains the objectives of the SWA, including when and how to stop work.
    • Scope: Defines the applicability of the policy to all workers and contractors.
    • Responsibilities: Details the roles of workers, supervisors, and management in implementing the SWA.
    • Stop Work Authority Procedure: Describes the steps to take when stopping work due to safety concerns.
    • Reporting and Follow-Up: Outlines the process for logging and investigating stop-work interventions.
    • Feedback: Encourages recognition of proactive safety actions.
    • Training and Competency: Highlights the importance of regular training on SWA procedures.
  4. Stop Work Authority Reporting Form: Designed to document stop-work actions, identified hazards, and corrective measures.

Comes with a complimentary copy of the Legislation & Codes of Practice Reference List valued at $19.95.

Key Benefits of Implementing the Policy

  • Promote a Safety-First Culture: Encourage employees to take immediate action without fear of reprisal when they see unsafe conditions.
  • Stay Compliant: Ensure your safety procedures meet industry regulations, helping reduce the risk of workplace incidents.
  • Minimise Disruptions: Address hazards as soon as they arise, preventing escalation into more significant issues that could impact operations.

Who is it Suitable for?

This SWA Policy is ideal for any business or organisation aiming to:

  • Boost worker confidence in identifying and stopping unsafe work.
  • Build a safer, more accountable workplace culture.
  • Streamline safety reporting and enhance response protocols.

Implement the Stop Work Authority (SWA) Policy today to empower your team and enhance workplace safety.

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