OH&S, Public Safety & Compliance

Strategic Sporting Solutions can work with you to complete OH&S and public safety audits to help mitigate risks within the environment and ascertain gaps. Further, if your not currently keeping records of regular site inspections for the environment your are responsible for, we can assist to establish suitable processes and checklists to commence this process.  

A risk control plan that is actively monitored and regularly updated is vital to keeping the environment safe. Upon conclusion of an audit, Strategic Sporting Solutions can write a safety framework to help you to demonstrate your due diligence and  manage all aspects of your safety compliance .

Completing Risk Assessments can take time and when the risk assessment has been done, there are often controls and potentially training that may be required as a result of the assessment. Our team can work with you to conduct risk assessments and integrate the controls into the context and culture of your operation. 

Do the volunteers, members and staff understand the role they play to promote and maintain a strong safety culture? Are people actively reporting hazards, know how to raise a concern and feel confident in your safety management systems?  Or, have you recently established an Occupational Health and Safety Committee, and the members need some guidance on how to hold the meetings and set an agenda? Our team can gladly assist with any training requirements you may have. 

Is Safety a standing item on your meeting agenda each month? Regardless of if you have a formal or informal process for managing safety - its important that sporting Clubs and businesses understand their obligations to ensure a safe environment, and have a safety systems in place that is clear and known by all who engage.  Our team can help you form your safety committee and provide guidance to ensure they cover the right topics and meet the needs of safety compliance.

Strategic Sporting Solutions can develop practical tools and templates that support the process of hazard identification as well as developing incident reports and first aid proformas. Once these forms and a process has been established, a system for keeping records and using the Hierarchy of Controls should be utilised.