To establish workplace policies and procedures comply with relevant WHS laws, a full audit will be conducted
Question:
To establish workplace policies and procedures comply with relevant WHS laws, a full audit will be conducted by the WHS Manager. To assist in the audit process and in establishing WHS legislative compliance, the WHS Manager has requested that you assess the Emergency Management (Emergency Action Plan ) and Incident reporting (WHS Hazard and Incident Report Procedure) processes for compliance with relevant WHS laws. This will require use of logical planning as well as demonstrating an understanding of WHS Legislative compliance to identify relevant information and hazards.
Assessment task instructions
For Plan2go or your alternative organisation:
- Access the Emergency Management (Emergency Action Plan ) and Incident reporting (WHS Hazard and Incident Report Procedure)and compare them to the compliance requirements of the WHS laws. Summarise details of their compliance or non-compliance.
- Summarise the outcomes of your compliance assessment.
- Make recommendations for changes to policies or procedures to achieve compliance with WHS legislation to achieve WHS legal compliance.
- Training Needs Analysis (TNA) document for the work team that addresses yourrecommendations for changes to policies or proceduresas outlined in Question 3, above and for providing the WHS training to meet legislative and organisational requirements. You can refer to thePlan2go TNA (https://plan2go.nctafe.edu.au/assets/document-library/Crew-Folders/People-and-Culture-Crew/Professional-Development/Training-needs-analysis.dotx) or use another suitable template.
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Auditing and Assurance Services
ISBN: 978-0077862343
6th edition
Authors: Timothy Louwers, Robert Ramsay, David Sinason, Jerry Straws