Principal contractors and builders
Free WHS management plan checklist for construction projects of $250,000 or more: what the principal contractor's plan must include, and when.
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The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the CEMP door.
Modeled on: Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011 (Cth), r 309
From public data
is the cost at which construction work becomes a construction project needing a principal contractor and a written WHS management plan
Source: Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011 (Cth), r 292 and r 309
A construction environmental management plan drafted from your DA consent conditions: dust, noise, runoff, waste and hours. Free to read.
Questions
When construction work is a construction project, meaning one costing $250,000 or more. The principal contractor must prepare a written WHS management plan before work on the project starts.
The names, positions and safety responsibilities of people with roles on the site; arrangements for consultation, co-operation and co-ordination; arrangements for managing incidents; site-specific safety rules; and how SWMS are collected, assessed, monitored and reviewed.
Yes. Victoria has its own OHS laws. WorkSafe Victoria says the principal contractor must ensure a health and safety coordination plan is prepared before construction starts where the whole project, including demolition, costs more than $350,000.
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