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Overview
When you are the principal contractor on a construction project, the safety obligations do not stop at your own workers. They extend to every subcontractor, every visitor, and every person who sets foot on your site. You are legally responsible for managing safety across the entire project — and that responsibility must be documented before work starts.
At Local Safety Solutions we build complete safety packs for principal contractors. We understand what is required, what principal contractors are expected to have in place before a slab is poured, and what a WorkSafe inspector or certifier will ask to see when they arrive. Every document in the pack is tailored to your project, your site, and your scope of work.
Most small residential and commercial builders either have nothing in place or have documents they downloaded years ago that would not survive scrutiny. A WorkSafe improvement notice, a project shutdown, or a rejected certification application is not the moment to find out your documentation was not good enough. The Builder Safety Pack makes sure that never happens.
The Builder Safety Pack is built around your WHS Management Plan — the master document that contains or references everything your site needs to operate compliantly. It covers site rules, emergency response, consultation arrangements, incident management, subcontractor management, silica dust controls, psychosocial hazard management, plant and equipment, hazardous chemicals, and document control all in one comprehensive project-specific document. Around that master document we build all the forms, checklists, registers, and supporting policies your site needs from day one.
This pack is for principal contractors only. If you are a subcontractor engaged by a builder, this is not your pack. If you are the builder — the one who controls the site, engages the trades, and holds the contract with the client — this is exactly what you need.
What is included
Every Builder Safety Pack is built specifically for your project, your site, and your scope of work. It is not a recycled system from another builder. It is a professionally structured, legally compliant safety system delivered ready to use from the day work starts.
Every pack includes the following.
WHS Management Plan — project specific, covering site rules, emergency response, consultation arrangements, incident management, subcontractor management, silica dust controls, psychosocial hazard management, plant and equipment, hazardous chemicals, and document control
WHS Policy signed and dated by the director
Psychosocial Risk Assessment tailored to the project and workforce
Risk Register identifying all project risks with likelihood, consequence, controls, and residual risk ratings
Site Induction Pack including induction checklist, worker sign-off form, visitor form, contractor form, and induction register
Silica Dust Management Plan embedded in the WHS Management Plan and available as a standalone site document
Incident Report Form, Near Miss Report Form, and Hazard Report Form
Take 5 Pre-Task Checklist for daily worker use
Plant Pre-Start Inspection Checklist
Toolbox Talk Record Form
Visitor Sign-in and Induction Form
SWMS Worker Sign-off Sheet
Emergency Drill Record Form
Workplace Inspection Checklist
Corrective Action Form
Incident and Injury Register
Training and Competency Register
Plant and Equipment Register
Subcontractor and Contractor Register
Hazardous Chemical Register with Safety Data Sheets
Signage Checklist covering all mandatory construction site signs
All documents branded with your company name and logo
Who needs this
This pack is for builders and principal contractors managing construction projects across Australia. If you control the site, engage the subcontractors, and hold the head contract with the client — you are the principal contractor and these obligations sit with you.
If you are building residential homes, undertaking commercial fitouts, managing knockdown rebuilds, or delivering any construction project with a value over $250,000 then a WHS Management Plan is legally required before work starts. If you are tendering for government work, council contracts, or commercial projects then a complete safety system is required before you will even be considered.
If you have been operating without a WHS Management Plan, if your existing documents were built for a different project and have never been updated, or if you are starting your first project as a principal contractor and need everything sorted before the slab goes down — Local Safety Solutions can help.
Our guarantee
If your certifier, principal contractor, or client requests amendments to any document in your Builder Safety Pack, we revise it at no extra charge for 12 months from the date of delivery. You paid for a compliant system and we make sure it stays that way.
Turnaround
Standard delivery is 5 to 7 business days from receipt of your completed intake form and project details. Express delivery is available for urgent project starts. Contact us as early as possible to confirm availability and turnaround time for your specific start date.
Relevant legislation
As adopted across all Australian states and territories. The principal contractor must ensure the WHS Management Plan is prepared before work commences and is kept up to date for the duration of the project. Failure to have a compliant WHS Management Plan in place is a breach of the WHS Regulation and can result in an improvement notice, a project shutdown, or a financial penalty.
Requirements vary between states and territories. See the laws in your state.
General information only, not legal advice.
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