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YOUR DUTY
Your duty is to manage risk as stated in the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 and the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2017
THE BENEFITS
Performing these actions add value to your business, enhances security, provides protection and increases your reputation.
OUR APPROACH
You've heard the saying 'action speaks louder than words'. We take direct action to find your solutions.
How do you assess and manage
OHS risk in the workplace?
Your Duty
You and your employees both share the duty to do all that is reasonably practicable to manage risks in the workplace. Risk management is a proactive process that helps you respond to change and facilitate continuous improvement in your business.
The Benefits
Managing risks improves worker health and safety, as well as productivity. Safety should not be seen as a cost, but as a way to add value to your business. Working to prevent workplace injuries means you reduce any costs associated with managing these after the fact. You will improve employee well-being, productivity and the quality of their work as well as fostering innovation among your employees.
Our Approach
Risk management is a proactive process that will allow your business to continually improve. You should have a planned, systematic approach that covers all reasonably foreseeable hazards and associated risks. There are 4 simple steps you should follow to ensure you are complying with OHS law. They are:
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Identify
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Assess
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Control
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Review.
Do you have an OHS Management Plan?
Your Duty
As a business owner you have a duty to your employees, customers and other stakeholders to provide the highest level of protection against risks to their health and safety. With so many components to manage it can be challenging to ensure you are doing everything reasonably practicable.
The Benefits
There are 3 main benefits of an OHS Management Plan:
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Provides a way to measure and verify your OHS system performance.
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Demonstrates that your business is meeting its legal requirements.
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Enhances your business's reputation, so that you are operating on a level above the pack.
Our Approach
While an OHS Management Plan can, on the surface, seem like a whole bunch of extra work, it is in fact quite simple. We use a tried and tested process and adjust it to suit your needs. We then create an action plan that includes monitoring and the check points needed to ensure you remain compliant.
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Work out your plan
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Put your plan into action
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Review your performance
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Improve your performance
Do you have an OHS Training Plan?
Your Duty
You have a duty to provide information, instruction, training and supervision to employees, to ensure they can perform their work in a way that is safe and without risks to health. This includes initial training as well as ongoing training so that they remain compliant.
The Benefits
As a smart business owner you understand the importance of having well trained employees, as they produce better products and provide more value to your services. The same principles apply to managing OHS. Well trained employees will identify hazards and manage risk more effectively, as well as performing all the other duties to keep your OHS plan in Action.
Our Approach
We have created a simple training method that is quick and easy to use. A series of short sessions that cover all of the basics to ensure your employees understand the duties they are required to perform in order to keep your OHS plan in Action.
