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OFSC WHS Accreditation · Case Studies
Real builders.
Real accreditation journeys.
Explore how residential builders have approached OFSC WHS Accreditation, the changes they made and the practical lessons other businesses can take from their experience.
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Wauters Building Company residential project
Accredited builder
Albany · WA
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Accredited builders
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Currently in progress
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WHS resource areas
Accreditation Journeys
See how other builders approached OFSC WHS Accreditation.
Every builder's pathway is different. These stories share practical experiences from businesses progressing through and maintaining accreditation.
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Wauters Building Company
Albany · Western Australia
Wauters Building Company residential project
Accredited
OFSC WHS Accreditation achieved in approximately four months.
See how Wauters Building Company prioritised WHS improvements, strengthened implementation and worked through a structured accreditation process.
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02
Cercol Construction Services
Canberra · Australian Capital Territory
Cercol Construction Services project
Accredited
OFSC WHS Accreditation achieved in approximately four months.
See how Cercol modernised its established WHS system, transitioned paper-based processes into Simpel and prepared its team and projects for audit.
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03
Structus
Sydney · New South Wales
Structus construction project
Accredited
OFSC WHS Accreditation journey completed in approximately five months.
See how Structus built on its certified Integrated Management System, aligned delivery through Procore and demonstrated implementation across projects.
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What Builders Can Learn
Common lessons from the accreditation journey.
01 Leadership commitment matters +
Strong internal ownership helps keep accreditation activities moving, remove barriers and ensure WHS improvements are supported across the business.
02 Systems need to work in practice +
Accreditation is not only about documentation. Builders need to demonstrate that WHS systems and procedures are understood, implemented and working on site.
03 Evidence matters +
Records, completed documentation, consultation evidence and examples of implementation help demonstrate that WHS processes are being consistently applied.
04 A structured plan helps maintain momentum +
Breaking accreditation preparation into clear actions, responsibilities and milestones can make the process easier to manage and help businesses focus on priority gaps.
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