Codes of Practices

In the realm of workplace health and safety, businesses are legally required to do what is "reasonably practicable" to protect their workers. However, legislation and acts are deliberately broad, stating what your duties are without detailing how to achieve them.

​An approved Code of Practice bridges this gap. It serves as an authoritative, practical "how-to" guide that translates high-level legal regulations into concrete, actionable steps for specific industries, hazards, and work environments.

Mandatory Code of Practice

This is a legally required document that provides minimum safety standards and
procedures for specific high-risk activities or industries.

Voluntary Code of Practice

This is a set of recommended guidelines and best practices developed to
promote safety and efficiency in the workplace. (Managerial Instruction)