What do you need in a WHS management plan?

What do you need in a WHS management

plan?

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In the beginning…..

Names and roles of people responsible for health and safety of the project.

Specific responsibilities of all persons involved with health or safety issues on the job.

Arrangements for consultation, co-operationg and co-ordination of health and safety activities.




Then add…..

Work health and safety procedures for managing any health and safety incidents that occur.

Don’t forget there may be more than one PCBU (person conducting a business or undertatking) WHS Regulation.




Then add…..

Work health and safety procedures for all areas of health and safety identified for the project

Arrangements for the co-ordination, risk managment and controls for all work health and safety issues




Management of incidents

Outline how you will manage:• Risk assessments• Risk controls and implementation• Accidents and incidents• Consultation with workers• Safe work methods• Monitor and review of WHS plan




Site Safety rules

Determine and identify all the site safety rules and how these will be communicated with workers




Safe work methods

Identify the management and co-ordinatiion of safe work methods.

Sign-off by workers to make sure they understand the SWMS.

Don’t forget to include sub-contractors’ SWMS.




What to remember

Keep it simple and straightforward

Discuss the WHS with workers before work starts

Principal contractor must manage the process including reviews.




What to remember

Keep a copy of the WHS management plan until the project is completed.

If a notifiable incident occurs, keep the WHSMP for at least 2 years after the incident occurs. (We suggest keeping it for at least 5)




Questions?

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