Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (NSW) · Work Health and Safety Regulation 2025 (NSW)

WHS management plans written for your kind of business (NSW)

The document a council tender panel, a principal contractor or an insurer asks for before your SWMS. Each plan carries a hazard register built from the risk assessment or compliance pack we already hold for that industry — 28 industries, 1,129 hazards — and is authored to order by a Certified Industrial Hygienist, quoted within one business day.

📍 Written for NSW🕐 Quoted within one business day📝 Editable Word · your business written in

What every plan contains

Ten documents, one system

  • WHS Policy: signed statement of commitment, objectives and responsibilities
  • WHS Management Plan: scope, roles, consultation, risk management process and review cycle
  • Industry hazard and risk register: every hazard of this work with its starting rating and required controls
  • Safe work procedures: written for the high-risk work of this industry
  • Induction, training and competency registers: who has been inducted, trained and verified competent
  • Workplace inspection, plant and equipment registers: scheduled inspections and their findings
  • Incident, hazard report and corrective action registers: what happened, what was done, who closed it
  • Emergency plan and drill record: response, contacts, assembly and drills
  • Contractor and subcontractor management section: prequalification, induction and supervision
  • Tender and prequalification cover sheet: where each panel requirement is answered in the plan

Find your industry

Each page shows the hazards its register is built around and what a tender panel reads first in that industry.

Metal fabrication and welding

Welding and Fabrication Workshop
General jobbing shops, light engineering and maintenance bays
54 hazards in the register · View plan →
Structural Steel Fabrication
Beam and column lines, infrastructure fabricators and heavy building trades
61 hazards in the register · View plan →
Stainless Steel and High-Alloy Fabrication
Food, dairy, beverage, pharmaceutical and cleanroom fabricators
60 hazards in the register · View plan →
Sheet Metal, Ducting and HVAC
HVAC contractors, ducting workshops and thin-gauge sheet fabricators
57 hazards in the register · View plan →
Mobile and On-Site Welding
Field mechanical fitters, mobile site welders and shutdown contractors
57 hazards in the register · View plan →
Pressure Vessel and Tank Manufacturing
Boiler shops, storage tank builders and autoclave manufacturers
57 hazards in the register · View plan →
Boilermaking and Heavy Engineering
Heavy engineering plants, crusher and chute fabricators and structural boiler shops
57 hazards in the register · View plan →
Mining and Heavy Equipment Repair
Earthmoving repair centres, heavy plant workshops and bucket repair bays
56 hazards in the register · View plan →
Truck Body and Trailer Building
Heavy transport equipment manufacturers and tipper and trailer chassis builders
57 hazards in the register · View plan →
Automotive Panel, Exhaust and Muffler
Exhaust replacement shops, auto body repairers and custom vehicle fabricators
56 hazards in the register · View plan →
Surface Treatment, Blasting and Coating
Commercial blasting booths and industrial protective coating yards
35 hazards in the register · View plan →

Woodworking and joinery

Cabinet, Kitchen and Panel Manufacture
Kitchen and cabinet makers, flat-pack and panel processing shops
58 hazards in the register · View plan →
Solid Timber Joinery and Architectural Woodworking
Joinery shops, stair and window makers and architectural woodworkers
51 hazards in the register · View plan →
Commercial Furniture and Shopfitting
Commercial furniture makers, shopfitters and fit-out joinery workshops
56 hazards in the register · View plan →
Floor Sanding and Timber Finishing
Floor sanding contractors and timber floor finishing crews
28 hazards in the register · View plan →
Timber Truss and Frame Plant
Truss and wall frame plants and structural timber component manufacturers
39 hazards in the register · View plan →
Structural Timber Sawmill
Hardwood and softwood sawmills and timber machining plants
10 hazards in the register · View plan →

Food, bakeries and kitchens

Process plants and contractors

Questions

Is a WHS management plan the same as a SWMS?

No. A SWMS is a task document for high-risk work. The management plan is the system above it — policy, responsibilities, how hazards are found and controlled, consultation, training, registers. Panels ask for the plan first and the SWMS second.

Is this an instant download?

Not yet. Each plan is authored to order for your business and quoted within one business day. When an industry’s pack is released it is sold at the same address as an editable Word download.

Which state?

New South Wales, to the WHS Act 2011 (NSW) and WHS Regulation 2025 (NSW). Other states are quoted on request.

My industry is not listed.

Enquire from the nearest page and say what you do. The hazard content for many more trades already exists in our SWMS and SOP libraries; the plan is written from it.