Servicing all of Australia
WHS compliance auditing and safety management systems for Port Hedland mining services, port and logistics, construction and transport contractors — plus ISO 45001 readiness and general WHS consulting from the same senior team.
Spire Safety provides WHS compliance auditing and safety management system development to Port Hedland businesses, along with ISO 45001, 9001 and 14001 readiness and ongoing WHS consulting. For most contractors here the audit comes first: an honest review of your system against the Work Health and Safety Act 2020 (WA) and the regulations that apply to your scope, and against what the operator you supply expects to see before and during an engagement.
Port Hedland is the largest bulk export port in the country, and the town's work sits around it — iron ore haulage and rail, ship loading and bulk handling, shutdown and maintenance contracting, fabrication and workshops, civil and building construction, camp and labour hire services, and the transport operators moving freight up the Great Northern Highway. Nearly every business is a contractor to someone larger, and the system you can produce on request often decides whether you win the work.
The risk profile is severe and well understood: mobile plant and light vehicle interaction, isolation and permit to work, confined space entry, hot work, working at height, lifting and rigging, respirable dust and hazardous chemicals, heat stress and cyclone season, fatigue across long rosters, remote and isolated work, and contractor management across multiple duty holders. We write the system to suit that reality. We are Brisbane-based and deliver remote-first — see where else we work across Western Australia.
Independent audits against the WHS Act, Regulations and Codes of Practice — with a written report you can act on.
Practical safety management systems built around your operation — not template dumps.
Readiness for ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 — gap review, documentation and audit support.
General WHS advisory, incident support and project-based safety help — on-site or remote.
A short walkthrough of how we scope, build and review mine safety management systems for Western Australia operations.
Port Hedland engagements are led by Nathan Owen — 15 years across WHS and HSEQ, postgraduate qualifications in WHS and business, and a tertiary teaching background that shows up in how findings are written and presented — alongside Tanya Protasova, who brings 10 years across construction and engineering and specialises in AS/ISO-aligned management systems. On larger Port Hedland jobs Jodie Rice steps in for risk management, system implementation and auditing, with Arley Serrano supporting QA/QC, inspections and audit documentation.
Western Australia and Australia-wide clients we've worked with include Wunambal Gaambera Aboriginal Corporation, alongside Advanced Track Inspections, Premium Allsands, Dynamics G-X, Jameson Contractors, Australian Energy Market Operator (Perth office).
We don't publish a full client list — most engagements involve confidential documentation and findings.
Self-audit against the WHS Regulations and get a prioritised view of where your safety system falls short of the WHS Act.
Free chemical register tool — search safety data sheets, build your register and share it with the crew.
MSMS development, principal hazard management plans and WHS (Mines) Regulations compliance.
Running one integrated management system instead of three.
A decision framework for when to hire and when to retain an advisor.
Also see WHS consultants across Western Australia and our full list of service locations.
Scope, fixed price, fixed deliverables. Remote-first, with on-site time where it serves the work.
