What is the Easy to do WHS Toolkit?

• Most registered businesses in NSW are small businesses.
• Small businesses often don’t have the budget to get advice on managing WHS.
• The Easy to do WHS Toolkit will help small businesses to keep on top of their WHS responsibilities.

The toolkit includes:

• interactive checklists
• digitised action plans tailored to you
• helpful tools and templates you can use in your workplace.

What are the benefits?

This toolkit explains the seven components of work health and safety to help you create a safer, healthier and more successful business.

• Your commitment - Commitment means leading by example with your actions and attitude, to develop a successful safety culture in your business.
• Consultation - Consultation about work health and safety is an important two-way conversation in your business.
• Managing risks - Managing risks is an ongoing process of identifying, prioritising and controlling anything that can cause harm.
• Reporting - Reporting is a procedure that gives everyone the opportunity to raise health and safety incidents and issues for you to action.
• Worker capability - Worker capability means a worker has the ability to perform the tasks expected of them without risk to health and safety.
• Safe working environment - A safe working environment means designing a maintaining your workplace to minimise physical and mental health risks.
• Workers compensation and recovery at work - Understanding your workers compensation obligations will assist you to support your workers to recover at work following a work-related injury or illness.

Getting started

Access the Easy to Do WHS Toolkit! for free online or download the PDF.