SWMS Generator Logo

Comply with Australian Law – Generate SWMS Instantly

SWMS Generator is Australia’s go-to online tool for creating Safe Work Method Statements, mandatory for anyone undertaking high-risk work. Our platform makes compliance effortless with quick, efficient, and high-quality SWMS generation. Easily manage, sign, save, store, and send your SWMS online, ensuring you're always in line with legal requirements. Designed exclusively for Australians, SWMS Generator simplifies your safety documentation, so you can focus on the job at hand.

Hero Image

Our platform is designed to simplify the process of generating Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) for high-risk work activities, ensuring compliance, safety, and ease of use.

Generate Compliant SWMS Instantly

Create fully compliant SWMS documents in just a few clicks, customized for any high-risk work activity.

Comprehensive Risk and Control Assessment

Automatically include detailed risk identification and control measures tailored to specific job activities.

Easy Document Management

Share SWMS documents effortlessly from a centralized dashboard.

Flexible Pricing Plans

Choose from flexible pricing options, whether you need a single SWMS or a subscription for ongoing projects.

Safety and Compliance First

Stay aligned with the latest industry standards and safety regulations for high-risk work environments.

User-Friendly Interface

Navigate through SWMS creation and management with an intuitive interface designed for both ease and efficiency.

HIGH RISK CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES THAT REQUIRE MANDATORY SWMS

In accordance with Safe Work Australia's guidelines, Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) are mandatory ONLY for the 18 high-risk construction activities as defined by the Work Health and Safety (WHS) Regulations, listed below. A SWMS is not required for work deemed to be of a minor nature.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a SWMS?+
A SWMS is a document that sets out the high risk construction work activities to be carried out at a workplace, the hazards arising from these activities and the measures to be put in place to control the risks. .
Who should prepare a SWMS?+
The person responsible for carrying out the high risk construction work is best placed to prepare the SWMS in consultation with workers who will be directly engaged in the work.
What is the role of the principal contractor?+
Under the WHS Regulations each ‘construction project’—that is a project that involves construction work where the cost of the construction work is $250 000 or more—must have a ‘principal contractor’.
What information must be included in a SWMS? +
A SWMS must:
  • identify the work that is high risk construction work
  • specify hazards relating to the high risk construction work and the risks to health and safety
  • describe the measures to be implemented to control the risks, and
  • describe how the control measures are to be implemented, monitored and reviewed.
How detailed should a SWMS be?+
A SWMS should be short and focus on describing the specific hazards identified for the high risk construction work to be undertaken and the control measures to be put in place so the work is carried out safely. A lengthy, overly detailed SWMS can be difficult to understand, apply at the workplace, monitor or review.
Where do I keep a SWMS?+
The SWMS should be kept at the workplace where the high risk construction work will be carried out. If this is not possible then a SWMS should be kept at a location where it can be delivered to the workplace quickly. A SWMS can also be kept electronically.

© 2024 Copyright All Rights Reserved | Bookmint Pty Ltd Trading as SWMS Generator | ABN: 58 623 823 594