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WorkSafe Plan Certificates of Achievement

Last updated: 22 November 2024

WorkSafe Plan Certificates of Achievement are presented at three levels. 

  • Silver Certificates for organisations meeting minimum standards. 
  • Gold Certificates for organisations demonstrating good progress toward a best practice approach to safety and health management 
  • Platinum Certificates are for those organisations that achieve highest standards. 

Platinum Certificates are for those organisations that achieve highest standards.

Platinum WorkSafe Plan achievers

  

Gold Certificates for organisations demonstrating good progress toward a best practice approach to safety and health management.

Gold WorkSafe Plan achievers

 

Silver Certificates for organisations meeting minimum standards. 

Silver WorkSafe Plan achievers

To obtain a WorkSafe Plan Certificate of Achievement, each organisation must also show that their rates of work-related injury and disease are reducing or kept at low levels.  The Certificate of Achievement will remain valid for two years. 

The presentation of a WorkSafe Plan Certificate of Achievement does not mean that organisations are relieved from their responsibilities under the Work health and safety laws.

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