We work with you to successfully complete your CM3 Assessment
CM3 assessment is a 3rd party contractor certification system, it has been adopted by many leading property management companies to manage the pre-qualification and engagement of Contractors.
Has your business been requested to achieve CM3 certification in order to continue to undertake the work tasks that you currently do or you are tendering for
We can assist you in the following ways:
- Preparation or a Safety Management Plan suited to your organisation or update of your existing one
- Creation of Safety Management plans and SWMS ensuring 100% compliance.
- Guidance of what your organisation needs in order to comply with your relevant CM3 certification requirements. This typically include toolbox meetings, workplace inspections etc.
- We will complete the Cm3 Assessment including uploading all relevant documents
- Advise you on what you will need to comply with in order to maintain your CM3 certification
For more assistance ?
Suncoast Safety Consultants are able to:
- Informing the employer about overall health and safety matters at the workplace
- Conducting workplace inspections/audits
- Reporting, in writing, unsatisfactory workplace health and safety practices
- Investigating incidents and dangerous events
- Assisting the inspector in their duties in the event of a serious accident/injury
- Monitor and review compliance with Work Method Statement
Helpful Health and safety Links
Ensuring a safe and healthy workplace is a shared responsibility between employers, workers and contractors. Queensland businesses operate under comprehensive workplace health and safety legislation designed to protect workers and reduce the risk of injury and illness. The resources below provide practical guidance on compliance, risk management, incident reporting, training and best practice safety management to help create safer workplaces across all industries in Queensland.
Below is a selection of useful Queensland workforce safety resources that are valuable for employers, contractors, subcontractors and workers across a wide range of industries including construction, manufacturing, transport, mining and office environments.
Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ)
The primary Queensland regulator responsible for workplace safety legislation, inspections, incident reporting, licensing and compliance. An essential starting point for any business operating in Queensland.
Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ)
Queensland Government – Work Safety Portal
Provides practical guidance on workplace obligations, risk management, incident reporting and employer responsibilities under Queensland legislation.
Queensland Government Work Safety Information
Work Health and Safety Laws in Queensland
A useful resource explaining the legal requirements under the Work Health and Safety Act and Regulations applicable to Queensland workplaces.
Queensland WHS Laws and Regulations
Incident Reporting and Notification
Provides guidance on what constitutes a notifiable incident and how to report serious injuries, illnesses and dangerous incidents.
Safe Work Australia
The national body responsible for model WHS legislation, codes of practice, guidance material and safety statistics used across Australia.
Codes of Practice for Queensland Workplaces
Practical guidance documents covering areas such as working at heights, hazardous chemicals, manual handling, confined spaces and managing psychosocial risks.
WorkCover Queensland
Provides information on workers’ compensation insurance, claims management and return-to-work programs following workplace injuries.
Business Queensland – Workplace Safety
Designed specifically for employers and small businesses, covering WHS obligations, mental health resources and workplace violence prevention.
Business Queensland Workplace Safety Resources
Resources Safety and Health Queensland (RSHQ)
The regulator for Queensland’s mining, quarrying, petroleum and gas industries, providing safety alerts and industry-specific guidance. Recent alerts have highlighted the importance of managing falling object hazards and exclusion zones on resource sites.
Resources Safety and Health Queensland (RSHQ)