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Safe Working Methods (SWMS)

Safety management plan download

Does Your Job Site Need a Safety Management Plan?

If you’re a tradie, paperwork probably isn’t your favourite part of the job. We get it, you’d rather be on the tools than behind a computer screen. Although, […]

Download SWMS template

Why Every Builder Needs a SWMS in Their Toolbox

As builders, we always make sure we have the right tools in our toolbox before starting any job. But there’s one tool you can’t physically hold that’s just […]

A construction site worker stands in front of an excavator.

Top 10 Excavation Work Safety Tips Every Worker Should Know

Excavation work is an essential part of many construction projects, but it comes with its own set of risks. From trench collapses to the exposure of underground utilities, […]

Construction site confined space signage and documentation

What is a Confined Space in the Building Industry?

From time-to-time, building industry workers are required to enter confined spaces to reach hard-to-get-to places and complete work.  A “confined space” refers to an area not designed for […]

Image of a construction worker operating a forklift. Before starting he consulted a Safe Operating Procedure.

What is the difference between SOPs and SWMS?

On-site safety is a day-to-day, moment-to-moment set of decisions in the construction industry, and is critical to keep you and your workmates from harm.  Two documents that help […]

Understanding 'what is WHS' is crucial to keep tradespeople and construction workers safe on site.

What is WHS?

Understanding Work Health and Safety (WHS) in Australia: A Comprehensive Guide for Tradespeople and Construction Workers. What is WHS?  WHS, or Work Health and Safety, is a critical […]

Construction worker adjusts harness for working at heights. A SWMS is required by construction workers when working at heights.

SWMS Meaning: Understanding SWMS in Australia

In the Australian construction industry, implementing effective risk management practices is essential. One crucial tool is the Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS). In this comprehensive guide, we will […]

Personal protect equipment (PPE), like high vis vests and hard hats are the last line of defence on the hierarchy of controls.

The Hierarchy of Controls in WHS: Construction

In construction, safety isn’t just a goal; it’s a non-negotiable priority.  Amidst heavy machinery, skilled trades, and towering structures, the hierarchy of controls stand as a beacon of […]

Carpentry SWMS and other essential documentation

SWMS for carpenters and other essential documentation

We’re often asked about SWMS for carpenters.  What they are, how they work and what other documentation is needed for both the carpentry, and carpenter joiner trades.  So, […]

How to encourage safe work practices on construction sites

How to encourage safe work practices on worksites

Encouraging and growing safe work practices will save you money, reduce project delays and improve the overall workplace health and safety of a construction site. A compliant construction […]