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Work health & safety and environmental management

Safety & Environment

Practical WHS / OHS and environmental controls built into work planning, consultation and site coordination.

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Work health & safety · WHS / OHS

Safe work starts with planning.

Our approach centres on understanding the task, consulting the people doing the work and coordinating controls with the client and other contractors.

Plan & consult

Identify task and site hazards, establish responsibilities and agree work methods before mobilisation.

  • Site inductions and task briefings
  • Worker consultation and coordination
  • Risk assessments and SWMS where required

Control & coordinate

Match controls to the work and the site, with clear interfaces for activities requiring permits or specialist supervision.

  • Competency and supervision requirements
  • Permit and isolation coordination
  • Hot work, lifting, heights and confined-space interfaces where relevant

Review & respond

Reassess when conditions change and make it clear how people can raise concerns before work continues.

  • Pre-start reviews and site inspections
  • Hazard and incident reporting
  • Emergency arrangements and corrective actions

Environmental management

Protect the place
we work in.

Environmental controls are planned around site conditions, client requirements and the activities within our scope.

01

Prevent pollution

Plan storage and handling of oils, chemicals and consumables. Coordinate spill response arrangements and protect drains and nearby waterways.

02

Manage waste & water

Segregate scrap and waste. Agree appropriate collection, treatment or disposal arrangements for test water, flushing water and cleaning residues.

03

Keep the site controlled

Maintain housekeeping and coordinate noise, dust and work-area controls with the project team and surrounding operations.

Reference frameworks

Safety & environmental principles

CPT draws on the principles of ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 to inform its approach to work health and safety, environmental risk management and continual improvement, as relevant to the work being undertaken.

ISO 45001

Occupational health and safety management: worker consultation, hazard identification, risk controls, incident learning and continual improvement.

ISO 14001

Environmental management: identifying environmental aspects, planning operational controls, managing waste and pollution risks, and reviewing performance.

WHS / OHS requirements

Applicable legislation, regulations, relevant codes of practice, site rules and client requirements inform project planning and work controls.

Application & certification disclaimer

References to ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 describe principles used to inform CPT’s approach. They do not represent a claim that CPT is certified, accredited, independently audited or fully conformant to either standard. Any certification required by a contract must be separately verified for the relevant legal entity, scope and validity.

Applicable standard editions, project controls and responsibilities are confirmed against the contract, site conditions and statutory requirements. Use of a standard’s principles does not replace legal duties, permits, competent supervision or project-specific risk assessment. This website provides general capability information, not a site-specific safety procedure or legal advice.

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