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WHS SUPPORT FOR HAFF-RELATED WORK
Build stronger WHS systems.
Check your readiness, access practical resources and learn from builders already putting stronger systems into practice.
How MBA can help
Practical support to strengthen your WHS readiness.
Practical tools, guidance and examples to help builders understand where their WHS systems stand, identify gaps and focus on what to strengthen next.
01 · WHS Readiness Diagnostic
Know where your WHS systems stand.
Use the diagnostic to identify where your WHS systems are strong and where further attention may be needed.
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WHS Resources
Practical templates, checklists and guidance across six accreditation-readiness areas designed to help strengthen your WHS systems.
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Case Studies
See how builders are strengthening WHS systems and putting better practices into action.
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Builder spotlight
Wauters Building Company
Albany · Western Australia
From the industry
See the accreditation journey through a builder’s experience.
Explore how Wauters Building Company approached WHS readiness and the accreditation process, including practical insights for other builders considering the same pathway.
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WHS Readiness
Stronger WHS systems create safer,
more confident workplaces.
more confident workplaces.
Practical support and resources to help residential builders strengthen their WHS systems and prepare for Federal Safety Commissioner accreditation.
About HAFF
Understand the pathway before you start.
Get a clearer picture of how HAFF-related work, OFSC accreditation and WHS readiness fit together — before you begin the accreditation process.
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How it works
HAFF projects are delivered through funding arrangements involving government, community housing providers and builders. Builders should understand the requirements that may apply to their project and ensure their WHS systems are ready for the relevant procurement and accreditation processes.
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OFSC accreditation
Some federally funded construction projects may require accreditation under the Australian Government Work Health and Safety Accreditation Scheme. The process considers how WHS is managed across your business and projects.
More about the OFSC →
More about the OFSC →
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Why it matters
Preparing early can help identify gaps, strengthen WHS systems and processes, improve readiness for Commonwealth-funded construction opportunities and build confidence in WHS governance, risk management and site implementation.
Disclaimer
The information and resources provided on this page are general in nature and are intended to support builders in understanding WHS readiness and Federal Safety Commissioner accreditation requirements. They do not constitute legal, safety or accreditation advice and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional advice specific to your business or project.
Accreditation requirements and assessment outcomes are determined by the Office of the Federal Safety Commissioner. Builders should refer to the current FSC Audit Criteria and official guidance when preparing for accreditation.
Accreditation requirements and assessment outcomes are determined by the Office of the Federal Safety Commissioner. Builders should refer to the current FSC Audit Criteria and official guidance when preparing for accreditation.