Civil construction (residential subdivision works)

    South East QLD Subdivision Developer

    Client
    South East QLD Subdivision Developer
    Industry
    Civil construction (residential subdivision works)
    Duration
    April–June 2024
    Standard
    Harmonised WHS Act and Regulations; AS/NZS ISO 19011:2019

    Key result: 2 civil construction sites audited, 0 legal breaches found

    The challenge

    The developer needed to know whether its civil contractor’s project management plan met the developer’s WHS requirements, and whether the sites were compliant in practice.

    What we did

    1. Desktop gap analysis comparing the developer’s WHS requirements with the contractor’s project management plan

    2. On-site WHS Act and Regulations audits of civil construction operations at two developments

    3. Audits run to AS/NZS ISO 19011:2019, covering legal compliance and how well WHS processes worked in practice

    4. Reports with findings and recommendations for each site

    The result

    • 0 explicit and 0 implicit legal breaches at either site
    • Both sites assessed as well managed, with controls going beyond legal requirements
    • One significant fall hazard found at each site (an open excavation and an exposed retaining-wall edge), reported for immediate action

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