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Completed Projects For The Manufacturing Industry

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SWARCO - Audit of concrete batching plant

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by SWARCO to conduct a WHS Compliance Audit on their concrete batching plant prior to commissioning.

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BlueScope Steel - Plant Risk Assessments - Conveyor Systems

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by BlueScope Steel to conduct WHS plant compliance audits on their roller conveyor systems.

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WA Salt - Audit of Processing Plant

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by WASalt to conduct a WHS Compliance Audit on their salt processing plant.

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PharmaScope - Develop and Implement Safety Management System

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by PharmaScope to develop and implement a safety management system tailored to their scope of work.

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CHEP - Develop Safety Management Plan

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by CHEP to conduct a WHS Compliance Audit on their pallet processing systems.

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NVS Construction - Upgrade to Camp Accommodation Facilities - BHP

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by NVS Construction to assist with the onboarding activities for a construction contract with BHP.  The work involved facilitating a CRAW, developing a WHS and Emergency Response Plan and undertaking weekly audits of the work.

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SBP - Develop Risk Register and Safety Management Plan

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by SBP to update their safety management plan and provide regular site audits and WHS assistance.

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Habitat Air and Solar - Contractor Management Audits

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by Habitat Air and Solar to conduct regular site audits on residential new builds.

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Synthetic Bowling Surfaces - Develop SWMS for relining of bowls surface

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by Synthetic Bowling Services to develop and provide SWMS and Traffic Management Plans for two of their construction projects.

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Zenith Energy - Audit of the Management of Cranes and Rigging

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by Zenith Energy who were the Principal Contractor for the construction work located at Bellvue Gold Mine.  We were engaged to conduct a systems audit on the projects management and execution of the activities associated with cranes and rigging.

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SHAPE - Site WHS Audits

Perth Workplace Safety Consultants were engaged by SHAPE to undertake contractor WHS compliance audits on their commercial and residential construction sites.

Mine Safety Management Systems

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What is a Mine Safety Management System (MSMS)?

A MSMS is the primary means of providing processes and methods to everyone involved at a mine to ensure the safe operation of a mine. It is a framework that brings together the mine’s policies, systems, procedures and plans to enable a mine operator to follow a systematic approach to achieving, improving and monitoring a desired level of health and safety

What is a Principal Mining Hazard?

A principal mining hazard (PMH) is any activity, process, procedure, plant, structure, substance, situation or other circumstance relating to the carrying out of mining operations that has a reasonable potential to result in multiple fatalities. These may be in a single incident or a series of recurring incidents.

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How can We Help You

We can help by:

  • Identifying the Principal Mining Hazards present at your minesite.
  • Developing Bow-Tie risk assessments to idenitfy the scenarios that could lead to the major event.
  • Developing a comprehensive Principal Mining Hazard Management Plans for your minesite.
  • Creating Health, Emergency Response, Radiation and Contractor Management Plans.
  • Crafting tailored procedures specific to your needs.
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Client Feedback

“James assisted our company with compiling a Mine Safety Management System which was required for the Department of Mines under the new Work Safe legislation.

We found James very practical, efficient and easy to work with, and we appreciated his common sense approach to making the safety documents applicable to our small business.

We look forward to continuing to work with James in the future and would absolutely recommend him for any business requiring safety procedures produced.”

Owner / Director
Melita Grant, Lakeside Minerals

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Audits and Inspections

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Incident Investigations

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Risk Management

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Injury Management

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Contractor Management

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ISO 45001 Accreditation

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WHS Training

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Mine Safety Management System

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Event Safety

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Safety Management Systems

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FAQ's

We need to establish a Mine Safety Management System for our business. Can we get assistance with this?

Yes, you can!! For an effective MSMS that business can rely on, contact our professional and experienced consultants to start the process.

Is having a Mine Safety Management System in place all we need?

Yes and No.

A mine operator must have a procedure for measuring how the mine’s MSMS is performing against set performance standards, and a system for auditing to ensure the MSMS remains effective.