WHS Documentation For Your Industry
Industry-specific WHS documentation packages aligned with AS/NZS ISO 45001 and harmonised WHS legislation. Structured for the regulatory expectations, hazard profiles, and compliance requirements of your sector.
Why Industry Context Matters
WHS compliance is not one-size-fits-all. Regulator expectations, hazard profiles, and governance requirements vary significantly across industries — from the principal contractor obligations in construction to the psychosocial risk management expectations in healthcare and community services. A WHS Management System that works in a professional services firm will look very different from one required on a mining site or a manufacturing floor.
Our workplace safety documentation packages are built on a core ISO 45001-aligned framework, then adapted for the specific regulatory environment, hazard types, and operational realities of each sector. This means your documentation reflects the language, controls, and compliance expectations that regulators, auditors, and clients in your industry expect to see.
For organisations that tender for work, engage contractors, or operate in regulated sectors, industry-specific WHS documentation is increasingly a baseline expectation — not a competitive advantage. Having a structured, professionally prepared system demonstrates governance maturity and supports due diligence obligations at both the PCBU and officer level.
How Industry Tailoring Works
Core ISO-Aligned Framework
Every package is built on a structured AS/NZS ISO 45001-aligned foundation — policies, procedures, risk management, consultation, and continuous improvement.
Sector-Specific Procedures
Industry-relevant procedures and hazard overlays are included to address the specific regulatory and operational requirements of your sector.
Risk Profile Adjustments
Documentation is scaled to match the risk profile of your industry — from high-risk mining and construction through to professional and office-based environments.
Contextualisation Guidance
Each package is designed to be contextualised for your specific operations, site conditions, and jurisdictional requirements.
Management System Solutions
Most organisations need a standalone WHS Management System. Organisations seeking to integrate safety with quality and environmental management may benefit from an Integrated Management System. Mining and quarrying operations typically require a purpose-built system aligned to mining-specific legislation and principal hazard requirements.
WHS Management Systems
ISO 45001 Aligned
Manage workplace health and safety risks across all industries, from office-based environments to high-risk worksites.
Commonly used in:
Integrated Management Systems
ISO 9001 / ISO 14001 / ISO 45001
Combines safety, quality, and environmental management into a single, integrated system for streamlined governance.
Commonly used in:
Mining Safety Systems
Mining-Specific Compliance
Purpose-built for mining and quarrying operations, aligned to site-based risk, legislative, and regulator expectations.
Commonly used in:
Tailored Industry Solutions
We provide safety management system documentation for six key industry sectors, each with tailored content to address sector-specific hazards and compliance requirements.
Construction & Civil
High-risk environments requiring SWMS, principal contractor obligations, site safety plans, and contractor coordination across multiple PCBUs.
- SWMS & Site Safety
- Contractor Management
- Multiple Duty Holders
Manufacturing & Industrial
Plant, machinery, hazardous chemicals, and manual handling environments requiring isolation controls, guarding, and maintenance safety systems.
- Plant & Chemical Safety
- Isolation Controls
- Operational Compliance
Mining & Quarrying
Dual regulatory framework with WHS and state-based mining legislation requiring formal safety management systems and principal hazard management.
- Principal Hazard Plans
- Mining Governance
- Dual Compliance
Utilities & Infrastructure
Electrical safety, confined spaces, permit-to-work systems, and contractor coordination across distributed operational sites and critical assets.
- Electrical Safety
- Permit Systems
- Contractor Coordination
Healthcare & Community
Psychosocial hazards, manual handling, workplace violence, and layered compliance obligations across accreditation and governance frameworks.
- Psychosocial Risk
- People Safety
- Sector Governance
Professional & Office
Officer due diligence, psychosocial hazards, remote work, and ergonomic risks — lower hazard does not mean lower legal responsibility.
- Due Diligence
- Remote Work WHS
- Scalable Systems
Find Your Industry Package
Our WHS documentation is available in packages designed for your industry. Explore our documentation packages and find the right fit for your organisation.
Not sure where to start? Our WHS Gap Assessment can help determine which package best fits your current compliance position.