THE HAZARDHUB ECOSYSTEM

SWMS Creation

Practical planning. Clearer safe work methods.

Designed to help businesses prepare safe work method statements (SWMS) that set out the work, its hazards and the controls people need to understand.

How it connects

A PRACTICAL ROLE IN YOUR BUSINESS

What it is designed to do

Set out the task

A structured workflow is designed to help users break work into task steps and describe how the work is planned.

Document hazards

Record hazards at each stage of the task and consider them alongside the planned work.

Record risk controls

The aim is to help users document the controls selected for the task and communicate them in a practical form.

Build around workplace needs

The tool is designed to help users consider relevant Australian WHS requirements and codes of practice when preparing documentation for the actual task and workplace.

How it can help your business

A structured way to prepare task-based safety documentation.
Clearer links between task steps, hazards and selected controls.
A starting point for discussion, review and improvement before work begins.

Who it is for

For businesses preparing task documentation, WHS professionals advising on controls, and supervisors planning how work will be carried out.

DESIGNED TO WORK TOGETHER

Its place in the HazardHub ecosystem

Choose this product on its own or combine it with the other tools your business needs. Planned integrations aim to connect relevant information across your chosen applications in the following ways.

Learning Management System

Relate documented tasks and controls to workplace learning.

SWMS Review Tool

Connect preparation with a separate review process to identify areas needing attention.

Plant Pre-Start

Connect plant-related task planning with information used in pre-start processes.

Equipment Register

Relate equipment referenced in the SWMS to equipment identification and inspection records.

PRODUCT DIRECTION

Where it is heading

The focus is practical document preparation, workplace input and review, with planned connections between task documentation and other HazardHub records. A completed document does not, by itself, establish that a task is safe.

Planned connections across your chosen applications aim to make relevant information easier to access and reduce duplicate administration.

Interested in this application? Contact us to discuss your requirements and availability.

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