
MARCH 2025: The Moral Obligation to Manage Contractor Safety. Is there one?
So often when discussing the responsibility of a principal contractor for contractor safety management the issue of a moral responsibility
ContractorSAFE, led by The Four Pillars of Modern Contractor Safety provides a better way to efficiently and effectively manage contractor safety and will ensure improved legal and commercial protection in the event of an incident.
The Four Pillars ensure you:
The Four Pillars program includes everything you need to upgrade your contractor safety management:
As the leading legal experts in contractor safety management we provide our clients with the most accurate and practical advice in respect of their liability for contractor safety management.
ContractorSAFE are qualified and certified safety professionals and experts in the operational management of contractor safety.
ContractorSAFE is not a software provider but we work with a preferred software provider to deliver the best online solution to automate the administration of your contractors.
We have developed 5 e-learning courses explaining the legal principles informing the approach and practical instructions on how to implement the Pillars into your workplace.
So often when discussing the responsibility of a principal contractor for contractor safety management the issue of a moral responsibility
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Whenever I present on duties owed under WHS legislation and how they apply to contractors and those who hire them,
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