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01. Employer commitment to safety management practices

  • 1.1 There is a documented health and safety policy.

  • 2.1 The policy has appropriate signature (current CEO or other senior management representatives), position and date.

  • 2.2 There is a process for senior management to review policy at least every two years.

  • 3.1 The policy document includes a statement of commitment to comply with relevant legislation & standards.

  • 4.1 The policy document includes management commitment to health and safety.

  • 4.2 There are specific health and safety co-ordination roles designated at a senior management level.

  • 4.3. Management positions are reviewed against the performance of designated health and safety responsibilities.

  • 4.4 There is evidence that individual management performance has been reviewed against health and safety responsibilities.

  • 5.1 The policy document states individual responsibilities for health and safety in the workplace.

  • 6.1 The policy document includes statement of support for employee consultation and participation.

  • 7.1 The health and safety documents include a specific statement requiring accurate reporting and recording.

  • 8.1 There is a statement in policy document indicating a commitment to continuous improvement

  • 8.2 There is evidence that a system exists for the review of health and safety related policies by senior management to ensure their ongoing effectiveness (for example records of reviews or a documented review procedure or checklist).

  • 9.1 There is evidence of specific commitment by the company to ensure managers (including senior management*) have an understanding of health and safety management relative to their positions in policy statement, position descriptions (or similar).

  • 9.2 There is evidence that senior management have been involved in health and safety (e.g. seminars, briefings, conferences, training sessions) within the previous two years.

  • 10.1 There are health and safety documents that include a statement of commitment.

  • 10.2 There is information provided to management staff on how to support safe and early return to work.

  • 10.2 There is information provided to management staff on how to support safe and early return to work.

  • 10.3 There is evidence of management involvement in supporting safe and early return to work (where applicable).

02. Planning, review and evaluation

  • 1.1. There is a process to review health and safety management annually.

  • 1.2. There is a process to review health and safety management that occurs after a critical event and/or if there is a change in work procedures or health and safety policy.

  • 2.1 There are documented SMART objectives (appropriate for size/type of business) and management plan to achieve objectives.

  • 2.2 There is a procedure to review the objectives annually.

  • 2.3 There is evidence that health and safety objectives have been reviewed.

  • 2.4 There is evidence that senior management and union and other nominated employee representatives have been included in annual review and setting of objectives.

  • 3.1 Process or planning documents (or similar) show that there is a established consultative process to review and evaluate the effectiveness of hazard management processes.

  • 3.2 Minutes, schedules (or similar) show there is an annual review of the effectiveness of hazard management processes.

  • 4.1 There is a process to identify current health and safety information (legislation, regulations, codes, standards) specific to the business.

  • 4.2 There is a process in place to ensure compliance or conformance with relevant requirements (legislation, regulations, codes, standards).

  • 4.3 There is evidence of regular review to identify and accommodate any changes in requirements.

  • 5.1 There is a self-assessment procedure to ensure the programme audit standards can be met and maintained. The procedure involves management, union and other nominated employee representatives.

  • 5.2 There is evidence that a self-assessment has been undertaken within the previous 12 months (may be immediately prior to initial entry audit).

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