FAQs
Common Questions
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We specialize in heavy industry and government sectors, including mining (both underground and open-cut), construction, energy and renewables, rail, ports and maritime, and healthcare facilities. Our experience spans operational sites, major projects, and corporate environments across these industries.
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We understand that HSE issues often require immediate attention. For urgent matters such as incident investigations, compliance gaps, or regulatory notifications, we can typically mobilize within 24-48 hours. Contact us directly on 1300 473 000 to discuss your specific timeframe.
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While our background includes major companies like BHP and Rio Tinto, we work with organizations of all sizes. Whether you're a small contractor needing a safety management system or a large corporation requiring strategic HSE advice, we tailor our services to match your scale and budget.
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We complement your existing team by providing specialist expertise, fresh perspectives, and experience across multiple industries. Many clients engage us for specific projects, system audits, independent reviews, or to fill capability gaps during peak periods. We bring depth of experience without the overhead of permanent headcount.
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Timeframes vary based on your organization's size, complexity, and existing systems. A basic management system for a small operation might take 2-3 months, while a comprehensive integrated system for a large organization could take 6-12 months. We'll provide a realistic timeline during our initial consultation.
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Legal Maps is our online service that tracks all your HSE legal and regulatory requirements. It's sorted by Australian states, key industries, and requirement categories, making it easy to stay on top of compliance obligations. Instead of manually tracking legislation changes, you get updates automatically, saving time and reducing compliance risk.
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Yes. We have extensive experience responding to regulatory notices, improvement notices, and compliance issues. We can help you understand the requirements, develop a response plan, implement corrective actions, and communicate effectively with regulators to resolve matters promptly.