Incidents
Notifiable incidents: what to report to the regulator, and when
Deaths, serious injuries and dangerous incidents, the duty to notify straight away, and keeping the site undisturbed.
Read the guideResources
Guides and docs for people who keep the site safe.
Plain-language material on what the WHS laws ask of builders and principal contractors. None of it is legal advice.
- Guide
Principal contractor duties, explained
What the model WHS Regulations ask of a principal contractor on a construction project.
- Solutions
Setting up your company
Teams, access levels and free accounts for subcontractors, before the first project goes in.
- Guide
SWMS for high risk construction work
The 18 categories, what a SWMS must contain, and how to review one.
- Guide
Prequalifying subcontractors
Insurances, licences, SWMS and the checks to run before they are on site.
- Guide
Tracking White Cards and licences
General construction induction and high risk work licences, kept current.
- Pricing
Why subcontractors never pay
Charging the subbie for the builder's software only slows down sign-in. Plans should not punish the site.
Find the gaps before an inspector does.
Thirty minutes, your projects, your subcontractors. Bring one SWMS and one subbie and we will set them up live.