The WorkSafe Plan is for organisations with workplaces under the jurisdiction of Western Australian safety and health legislation. The WorkSafe Plan may be used as a management tool for organisations outside the jurisdiction of WorkSafe, but those organisations are not eligible for Certificates of Achievement issued by the Department of Commerce, WorkSafe Division. This guide is for use by assessors and others who are familiar with how to conduct a workplace assessment and apply the WorkSafe Plan rating method.

A mechanical fitter was seriously injured while removing the rear wheel assembly from a Chamberlain Champion R1250 back-steer loader with an air operated impact wrench. Unbeknown to the fitter, the...

A self-employed roof plumber died after falling off the roof of a multi-storey apartment building. He had been at the site to repair a leak in the roof. At the time of the incident, he was not using...

During recent workplace inspections, WorkSafe Inspectors have discovered several wool presses which have been inadequately guarded. The majority of wool presses inspected have had an emergency stop...