The regulator must be notified of any serious injury or illness arising through the conduct of a business or undertaking (PCBU) by calling us on 1800 678 198 (24 hours).
All notifications of a serious injury or illnesses must be lodged online or notified by phone.
Notify us including asbestos removal, demolition work and more.
Notices for suspending mining operations and lifting the suspension of mining operations.
Note: This notice does not apply if only exploration activities will be carried out at the mine. Please refer to Notification of commencement of exploration operations [r. 675UJ (2)].
Notices for becoming a mine operator at a mine, changing the mine operator at a mine or updating details of a mine operator.
This applies at mines where mining is conducted and also where only exploration operations are conducted.
Notice for commencing mining operations or additional mining operations at a mine [r. 675UJ(2)]
Regulation 675UD of the Work Health and Safety (Mines) Regulations 2022 requires information about commencement of additional mining operations to be notified to the regulator.
Notice of information about non-exploration mining operations (pro forma)
There are two types of demolition licence (Class 1 and Class 2). Each licence is valid for a period of three years and is endorsed with a number of conditions and legislation that relate to the way demolition work is carried out in Western Australia.
A demolition licence is required for the demolition or dismantling of:
WorkSafe takes a systems-based approach to the prevention of inappropriate workplace behaviours such as bullying, harassment including sexual harassment and workplace violence/aggression including sexual assault.
This checklist has been developed to provide information and assistance to employers, self-employed persons, persons having control of workplaces and employees working on farms. This checklist will assist you with identifying WHS requirements and will provide you with information on how to comply with the requirements of the work health and safety legislation.
Western Australian Government and local government have a responsibility to identify and assess the risks of asbestos-containing materials (ACM) in all government-controlled buildings, land, and infrastructure. This work is a critical part of the Asbestos National Strategic Plan (ANSP).
