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Host Safety Self-Assessment GF 101-6

by Katherine Parr, from the Community

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This Host Safety Self-Assessment helps host employers confirm their Work Health and Safety systems before placing workers. The checklist guides users to evidence policies and procedures, risk assessments, site induction contents, amenities, emergency response, incident reporting, training, PPE, vehicle use, and hazard controls across common workplace risks. It is designed for WHS consultants and host businesses to verify readiness, reduce risk, and maintain compliance throughout a placement.

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Host Employer WHS Initial Audit Checklist
Conduct a comprehensive Work Health and Safety initial audit for host employers with this checklist. Assess leadership commitment, documented policies and procedures, safety planning and objectives, hazard identification and risk assessment, and controls aligned to the hierarchy of control. Verify SWMS, inductions, worker training and supervision, PPE provision and maintenance, incident reporting and investigation, and record keeping. Review management processes for legal compliance, Worksafe Victoria notifications, performance reviews, and continuous improvement. Designed for MAG Apprentice host employers but applicable to similar workplaces.
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Host Employer WHS Site Assessment Checklist
This Host Employer WHS Site Assessment checklist supports recruitment and staffing firms in verifying a host employer’s workplace health and safety arrangements for on hire workers. It covers policies on mental health, bullying and harassment, sexual harassment, and drugs and alcohol. The checklist reviews how hazards are identified and controlled, and whether documented safe work procedures exist for induction and training, risk and incident management, chemicals, manual handling, psychosocial risks, violence and aggression, electrical and plant safety, working at heights, lone and remote work, and first aid. It also assesses consultation processes, emergency planning and notification requirements, and includes walkthrough checks of office and building areas such as lighting, signage, access and egress, traffic management, chemical storage, and RCD use. Use it to record responsible contacts and signatures from both host employer and agency representatives.
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Forum Recruitment Host Employer WHS Site Assessment
Use this Host Employer WHS Site Assessment to evaluate the safety, policies, and work environment provided to on-hire workers. The checklist covers WHS policies and procedures, induction and training, incident and emergency management, psychosocial risk controls, and support for mental health. It includes obligations for employers/PCBUs to consult, notify Forum Recruitment about incidents or changes to duties/sites, and maintain accessible WHS information. A walkthrough reviews office areas, first aid, traffic management, hazardous chemicals, working at heights controls, RCDs, and general access/egress. Capture site-specific hazards and sign-off from both host employer and Forum Recruitment representatives.
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Host Employer Induction Form
This Host Employer Induction Form helps recruitment agencies and host employers onboard on-hired employees safely and consistently. It captures site-specific details such as fire exits, evacuation procedures, first aiders and amenities, and outlines incident and near-miss reporting. The form records locations of MSDS/SDS, extra PPE requirements, and key safety practices for forklift and order picker roles. It reinforces manual handling policies, rotation and break cycles, and documents any task-specific training or machine operation requirements. Final agreement and signatures confirm the worker has received induction and is competent to perform duties safely.
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Host Employer WHS Initial Audit Checklist

Conduct a comprehensive Work Health and Safety initial audit for host employers with this checklist. Assess leadership commitment, documented policies and procedures, safety planning and objectives, hazard identification and risk assessment, and controls aligned to the hierarchy of control. Verify SWMS, inductions, worker training and supervision, PPE provision and maintenance, incident reporting and investigation, and record keeping. Review management processes for legal compliance, Worksafe Victoria notifications, performance reviews, and continuous improvement. Designed for MAG Apprentice host employers but applicable to similar workplaces.

by Katrina Hannon, from the Community

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Host Employer WHS Site Assessment Checklist

This Host Employer WHS Site Assessment checklist supports recruitment and staffing firms in verifying a host employer’s workplace health and safety arrangements for on hire workers. It covers policies on mental health, bullying and harassment, sexual harassment, and drugs and alcohol. The checklist reviews how hazards are identified and controlled, and whether documented safe work procedures exist for induction and training, risk and incident management, chemicals, manual handling, psychosocial risks, violence and aggression, electrical and plant safety, working at heights, lone and remote work, and first aid. It also assesses consultation processes, emergency planning and notification requirements, and includes walkthrough checks of office and building areas such as lighting, signage, access and egress, traffic management, chemical storage, and RCD use. Use it to record responsible contacts and signatures from both host employer and agency representatives.

by Samuel Nutbean, from the Community

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Forum Recruitment Host Employer WHS Site Assessment

Use this Host Employer WHS Site Assessment to evaluate the safety, policies, and work environment provided to on-hire workers. The checklist covers WHS policies and procedures, induction and training, incident and emergency management, psychosocial risk controls, and support for mental health. It includes obligations for employers/PCBUs to consult, notify Forum Recruitment about incidents or changes to duties/sites, and maintain accessible WHS information. A walkthrough reviews office areas, first aid, traffic management, hazardous chemicals, working at heights controls, RCDs, and general access/egress. Capture site-specific hazards and sign-off from both host employer and Forum Recruitment representatives.

by Amy Towers, from the Community

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Host Employer Induction Form

This Host Employer Induction Form helps recruitment agencies and host employers onboard on-hired employees safely and consistently. It captures site-specific details such as fire exits, evacuation procedures, first aiders and amenities, and outlines incident and near-miss reporting. The form records locations of MSDS/SDS, extra PPE requirements, and key safety practices for forklift and order picker roles. It reinforces manual handling policies, rotation and break cycles, and documents any task-specific training or machine operation requirements. Final agreement and signatures confirm the worker has received induction and is competent to perform duties safely.

by Kirk Nicholson, from the Community

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