A WHS system that fits
how you actually work.
A WHS system should be more than a collection of policies, forms and checklists. CoreSafe Pro is built around your business — your industry, your hazards, your people and how you manage safety day to day.
What a WHS system actually covers.
An effective WHS management system is more than a folder of documents. It's a structured approach to identifying hazards, managing risk and keeping your people safe.
Policies & procedures
Practical documents written for how your business actually operates — not generic templates.
Hazard & risk management
Identify, assess and control the hazards that matter in your industry and workplace.
People & competency
Inductions, training records, licences and competency management for your workforce.
Inspections & checklists
Regular checks, pre-start inspections and workplace audits built into your routine.
Incident management
Report, investigate and learn from incidents — with records that hold up when they need to.
Ongoing management
Review cycles, corrective actions and continuous improvement built into the system.
The CoreSafe Pro approach.
Start with the foundation. Build what your business needs. Implement it properly. Manage it over time.
Start with what matters
CoreSafe Pro Bare Bones gives you the foundation — the core policies, procedures, registers and forms that every business needs. From $895 + GST.
Tailor it to your business
Add the modules and content that fit your industry, your hazards and your workforce. Transport, forestry, civil, agriculture — each has its own requirements.
Implement it properly
A WHS system only works if it's actually used. CoreSafe Pro supports implementation — not just document delivery.
Manage it over time
Safety management is ongoing. Review cycles, corrective actions, licence renewals and system updates are part of the CoreSafe Pro approach.
The procedures, forms and registers are inside the system.
CoreSafe Pro isn't a document package. The policies, procedures, forms, registers and industry-specific content are components of a managed WHS system — built to work together, not handed over as a folder of files.
That's a fundamentally different approach to how most WHS products are sold — and it's the right one for businesses that want safety management that actually works.