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Work health and safety policy statement

Our commitment to a safe work place for all

We commit to:

  • developing and maintaining a proactive safety culture where WHS legislation from Australia and New Zealand is integrated into our everyday work.
  • all of our WHS Officers and employees modelling strong health and safety leadership in growing a proactive WHS culture.
  • a zero tolerance of bullying, harassment, discrimination and sexual harassment.
  • WHS being a standing agenda item for Board, Executive, Branch and Section level meetings.
  • ensuring that psychosocial and physical health and safety is integrated into aspects of Agency and team planning.
  • ensuring WHS risk management is incorporated into all business activities and that hazard identification, risk assessment and control is an on-going process to prevent work-related injury and illness to workers and others.
  • promoting and protecting the psychosocial health and physical safety of all workers by encouraging open discussions at all levels of the business.
  • using measures such as the annual APS Employee Census and periodic Pulse Polls to inform health and wellbeing initiatives.
  • providing and maintaining workplaces without risks to health and safety.
  • continually improving our WHS performance and management systems.

In relation to the management of health and safety risks FSANZ undertakes to:

  • ensure processes are implemented to facilitate timely responses to incidents.
  • conduct periodic WHS inspections to identify and manage hazards (psychosocial and physical) so as to reduce or eliminate health and safety risks, as far as is reasonably practicable. 
  • consult and co-operate with our landlords in managing health and safety risks.

In relation to WHS training and information, FSANZ will:

  • provide workers with appropriate WHS training and information.
  • provide WHS information (briefs) to people who visit our workplaces.

FSANZ will ensure:

  • health and safety implications are considered during organisational change and in the procurement of goods and services.
  • ensure processes are implemented to comply with specific duties and obligations, such as consultation, incident notification, training, compliance with notices.
  • processes are in place to provide assurance about the WHS management system.
  • appropriate resources are provided and regularly monitored to meet the requirements of this policy.
Page last updated 9 January 2025