The Contractor Management Package
A Health and Safety Risk Control Package is a set of tools and resources designed to help businesses adopt effective risk management procedures in order to reduce workplace hazards and avoid accidents and injuries. Typically, the package contains guidelines for selecting and implementing risk management measures, templates for creating risk control plans, and checklists to ensure that risk control measures are carried out correctly.
Contractor Site File Vetting
All contractors are required by law to maintain a site file to deliver to the client or employer. This package’s contractor site file vetting component helps the contractor make sure that the site file’s contents are accurate, current, and up to date, in order for the contractor to comply with health and safety regulations and practice risk management while on the client’s property.
Contractor Health & Safety Baseline Risk Assessment
An exact baseline of the risks and hazards present on each site, for each employer, is necessary to ensure that a health and site file is complete. As a result, this package also includes a baseline risk assessment that will provide all contractors the chance to align their site files with the necessary standards and execute any adjustments that may be necessary for health and safety.
Health & Safety Site Specific Induction Training
One of the most important aspects of risk management and liability protection is educating the contractors who work on the job site about their responsibilities and any potential hazards.
Permit To Work Management & Control
An essential task to be completed for those duties which assure any designated work contained within the provisions of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 85 of 1993 is the granting and administration of Permits to Work.
A permit authorizing and approving the specified contractor to start the work to be completed must accompany duties performed by contractors that involve for example working at heights, doing hot or cold work, entering restricted spaces, or performing lock-out/tag-out procedures.
