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Single document · General & CommercialPTW-L-007

Specialist Contractor Interface

General & Commercial edition

Bridges your permit system and external contractors — coordinating their SWMS, inductions and authorisations. Low Hazard edition — editable Word document with its permit form built in. Choose your state at checkout.

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Specialist Contractor Interface — General & Commercial

What this permit controls

Bridges your permit-to-work system and external contractors — coordinating their Safe Work Method Statements, inductions, authorisations and interface arrangements so their high-risk work runs under your control.

Typical work covered

  • Sub-contractor mobilising onto the site
  • Specialist trades visiting for short-duration work
  • Vendor commissioning or warranty work
  • Multiple-contractor site coordination
  • Joint-venture work with shared principal authority

Hazards this permit addresses

Each hazard is identified on the permit form with the controls that must be in place before the issuer signs.

H01Contractor not inducted to the principal's PTW system

Outcome if uncontrolled: Parallel uncontrolled work on site.

H02Contractor SWMS / JSA not reviewed

Outcome if uncontrolled: Unaccepted method introduced to the site.

H03Insurance and licences not verified

Outcome if uncontrolled: Uninsured incident, licensing breach.

H04Communications gap between principal supervisor and contractor

Outcome if uncontrolled: Misaligned controls, missed coordination.

H05Multi-trade interface incidents

Outcome if uncontrolled: Crew of one trade harmed by another's work.

What the permit form includes

Editable Microsoft Word form. Yellow cells are the only ones you complete on a typical job. Sections:

01
Contractor and scope details
02
SWMS review and acceptance
03
Induction and competency verification
04
Interface and coordination arrangements
05
Authorisation to work under your permit system

How to use this permit

1
Pre-mobilisation

Insurance and licences verified. SWMS / JSA reviewed and accepted in writing.

2
Induct on the system

Contractor crew inducted to the principal's PTW system. Issuers identified on both sides.

3
Coordinate

Define interface points with other work. Hold daily / weekly coordination meeting per site practice.

4
Work under permits

Contractor draws permits from the principal's system; their SWMS overlays on the permit.

5
Close out

On contractor departure, all permits closed and equipment removed. Performance noted.

Frequently asked

What format is it in?

Editable Microsoft Word (.docx) with its permit form built in. Bracketed [fields] mark where to add your business name, ABN, site details and authorising officers.

Which jurisdiction do I get?

You choose your state at checkout (NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT or NT). The document references the Act, regulator and code of practice in force there — Victoria on OHS, the rest on harmonised WHS.

Is it cheaper in the pack?

Yes — the Low-Hazard Pack bundles 7 documents for $1,020 with a 15% saving. Buying singles is best when you need only one or two.

Do I still need review?

Yes. This is a starting-point template; customise it to your site and have a competent person review it, in consultation with workers, before issuing live permits.

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A Permit-to-Work Management System supplied as editable Microsoft Word documents, built to comply with the harmonised model WHS laws and Victoria's OHS Act 2004. Compliance is achieved by implementing and maintaining the system and having it reviewed by a competent person, in consultation with workers, for your site, plant and personnel; final responsibility under the legislation remains with the PCBU. Licensed for use within the purchasing organisation only. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the vendor's liability is limited to the price paid.