Work Health & Safety Policy
Last updated: 16/11/2025
Our Commitment
SA Precast Concrete is committed to providing a safe and healthy working environment for all employees, contractors, clients, and visitors. Safety is our #1 objective—it is integrated into every aspect of our operations.
1. Policy Statement
We are committed to:
Complying with all relevant WHS legislation and Australian Standards
Providing a safe workplace free from recognized hazards
Implementing effective risk management systems
Providing appropriate training, information, and supervision
Continuously improving our safety performance
2. Responsibilities
Management Responsibilities
- •Provide leadership and resources for WHS initiatives
- •Ensure compliance with all legal requirements
- •Review and approve WHS documentation and procedures
- •Set safety objectives and allocate resources to achieve them
- •Monitor WHS performance and conduct regular audits
Supervisor Responsibilities
- •Conduct daily pre-start meetings and toolbox talks
- •Ensure work areas are safe and hazards are controlled
- •Monitor compliance with safe work procedures and PPE use
- •Report and investigate incidents promptly
- •Stop work if unsafe conditions are identified
Worker Responsibilities
- •Follow all safety procedures and work instructions
- •Use provided PPE and safety equipment correctly
- •Report hazards, incidents, and near misses immediately
- •Participate in safety training and meetings
- •Look out for the safety of themselves and others
3. Risk Management
We follow a systematic approach to managing workplace hazards:
Identify Hazards
Workplace inspections and job safety analysis
Assess Risks
Evaluate likelihood and consequences of hazards
Control Risks
Implement controls following the hierarchy (eliminate, substitute, engineer, admin, PPE)
Review Controls
Monitor effectiveness and make improvements
4. Key Safety Procedures
Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS)
Documented for all high-risk construction work. Reviewed before projects start and accessible on site.
Lift Studies & Bracing Plans
Engineer-endorsed lift plans for all panel installations, including crane specifications, rigging requirements, and exclusion zones.
Pre-Start Meetings
Daily briefings covering work plan, hazards, weather, and emergency procedures. Attendance recorded.
Site Inductions
Comprehensive induction for all personnel before site access, covering site-specific hazards and emergency procedures.
5. Incident Management
All incidents, injuries, near-misses, and hazards must be reported immediately. We investigate to identify root causes and prevent recurrence.
Emergency Contacts
- In case of emergency, call 000 immediately
- For non-emergency safety concerns: [Safety Manager Phone]
- After-hours emergency contact: [On-call Phone]
6. Training and Competency
All workers must hold relevant qualifications and licenses:
- •Construction Induction (White Card)
- •High-Risk Work Licenses where required
- •First Aid Officers (minimum one per site/shift)
- •Regular refresher training and toolbox talks
7. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Required PPE requirements at all times:
8. Consultation and Communication
We actively consult with workers on WHS matters through regular meetings, toolbox talks, safety committees, and open-door communication channels. We encourage workers to raise safety concerns without fear of reprisal.
9. Continuous Improvement
We regularly review and update our WHS systems through audits, inspections, incident investigations and worker feedback. Safety performance is measured and reported to management.
10. Contact Information
For WHS-related inquiries or to report a safety concern:
SA Precast Concrete
Safety Manager: SA Precast Concrete
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +61 403 745 679
Address: 239 Magill Road Maylands, SA 5069
This policy is reviewed annually and communicated to all personnel.