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About Ensafe Management Plans
All of Ensafe's management plans are suitable for use by Principal Contractors, Sub-contractors and self employed tradespersons operating within the building and construction industry that deliver small to medium size projects.
Below is a list of all our products. Click on each one to find out more:
Site Safety Management Plan (SSMP) Australia
Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) Australia
Construction Safety & Environmental Management Plan (CSEMP) Australia
Construction Project Management Plan (CPMP) Australia
Occupational Health & Safety Management Plan (OHSMP) Australia
Site Safety Management Plan (SSMP) New Zealand
Construction Safety Management Plan (CSMP) United States
Construction Safety Management Plan (CSMP) United Kingdom
Site Safety Management Plan (SSMP) Australia
This plan is suitable for use by Principal Contractors, Sub-contractors and self employed trades' persons operating within the Australian building and construction industry.
The plan is suitable for 'construction works' and includes any of the following:
- Excavation works, including the excavation or filling of trenches, ditches, shafts, wells, tunnels and pier holes, and the use of caissons and cofferdams
- Building works, including the construction, alteration, renovation, repair, maintenance and demolition of all types of buildings (residential single dwelling, medium to high density development, high rise residential developments, commercial and industrial premises); and
- Civil engineering, including the construction, structural alteration, repair maintenance and demolition of for example, airports, docks, harbours, inland waterways, river and sea defence works, roads and highways, railways, bridges, and tunnels, viaduct, and works related to the provision of services such as communications, drainage, sewerage, water and energy supplies.
The SSMP outlines the minimum requirements for the management of OHS by relevant organisations such as WorkCover, WorkSafe, Councils, Federal and State government agencies and meets the principal requirements of:
- Australian Standard/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4801 Occupational Health and Safety Management System Specification; with guidance for use;
- NOHSC:1016 National Standards for Construction Work; and
- WorkCover OHS regulations for construction works
Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) Australia
The construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) is suitable for use by Principal Contractors, Sub-contractors and self employed trades' persons operating within the Australian building and construction industry.
The plan is suitable for 'construction works' that includes any of the following:
- Excavation works, including the excavation or filling of trenches, ditches, shafts, wells, tunnels and pier holes, and the use of caissons and cofferdams
- Building works, including the construction, alteration, renovation, repair, maintenance and demolition of all types of buildings (residential single dwelling, medium to high density development, high rise residential developments, commercial and industrial premises); and
- Civil engineering, including the construction, structural alteration, repair maintenance and demolition of for example, airports, docks, harbours, inland waterways, river and sea defence works, roads and highways, railways, bridges, and tunnels, viaduct, and works related to the provision of services such as communications, drainage, sewerage, water and energy supplies.
The CEMP outlines the minimum requirements for the management of the environment by relevant organisations such as Environmental protection authorities, Councils, Federal and State Government Agencies and meets the principal requirements of:
- Australian Standard/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS International Standards Organisation (ISO) 14001 Environmental Management Systems with Guidance for Use; and
- State Environmental Management Systems guidelines
Construction Safety and Environmental Management Plan (CSEMP) Australia
The plan is suitable for use by Principal Contractors, Sub-contractors and self employed trades' persons operating within the Australian building and construction industry. The plan integrates the Site Safety Management Plan (SSMP) and the Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) in a single document.
The plan is suitable for 'construction works' that includes any of the following:
- Excavation works, including the excavation or filling of trenches, ditches, shafts, wells, tunnels and pier holes, and the use of caissons and cofferdams
- Building works, including the construction, alteration, renovation, repair, maintenance and demolition of all types of buildings (residential single dwelling, medium to high density development, high rise residential developments, commercial and industrial premises); and
- Civil engineering, including the construction, structural alteration, repair maintenance and demolition of for example, airports, docks, harbours, inland waterways, river and sea defence works, roads and highways, railways, bridges, and tunnels, viaduct, and works related to the provision of services such as communications, drainage, sewerage, water and energy supplies.
The CSEMP outlines the minimum requirements for the management of OHS by relevant organisations such as WorkCover, WorkSafe, Councils, Federal and State government agencies and meets the principal requirements of:
- Australian Standard/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4801 Occupational Health and Safety Management System Specification; with Guidance for Use;
- Australian Standard/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS International Standards Organisation (ISO) 14001 Environmental Management Systems with Guidance for Use;
- NOHSC:1016 National Standards for Construction Work; and
- WorkCover OHS regulations for construction works
Construction Project Management Plan (CPMP) Australia
The Construction Project Management Plan (CPMP) integrates quality, OHS and environmental plans in a single document and is suitable for use by Principal Contractors, Sub-contractors and self employed trades' persons operating within the Australian building and construction industry.
The plan is suitable for 'construction works' that includes any of the following:
- Excavation works, including the excavation or filling of trenches, ditches, shafts, wells, tunnels and pier holes, and the use of caissons and cofferdams
- Building works, including the construction, alteration, renovation, repair, maintenance and demolition of all types of buildings (residential single dwelling, medium to high density development, high rise residential developments, commercial and industrial premises); and
- Civil engineering, including the construction, structural alteration, repair maintenance and demolition of for example, airports, docks, harbours, inland waterways, river and sea defence works, roads and highways, railways, bridges, and tunnels, viaduct, and works related to the provision of services such as communications, drainage, sewerage, water and energy supplies.
The CPMP outlines the minimum requirements for the management of Quality, OHS and Environmental by relevant organisations such as WorkCover, WorkSafe, EPA, Councils, Federal and State government agencies and meets the principal requirements of:
- Australian Standard/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4801 Occupational Health and Safety Management System Specification; with Guidance for Use;
- Australian Standard/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS International Standards Organisation (ISO) 14001 Environmental Management Systems with Guidance for Use;
- Australian Standard/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS International Standards Organisation (ISO) 9001 Quality Management Systems
- NOHSC:1016 National Standards for Construction Work; and
- WorkCover OHS regulations for construction works
Occupational Health & Safety Management Plan (OHSMP) Australia
This plan is suitable for use by Principal Contractors, Sub-contractors and self employed trades' persons operating within the Australian service (non-construction) industry.
The plan is suitable for general ('non-construction works') works and services and includes any of the following:
- Building service works, including general maintenance works, the cleaning services, electrical, plumbing and mechanical maintenance works; repair, maintenance and minor alterations to services infrastructure, air conditioning services, window cleaning of all types of buildings (residential single dwelling, high rise residential, commercial and industrial premises).
The OHSMP outlines the minimum requirements for the management of OHS by relevant organisations such as WorkCover, WorkSafe, Councils, Federal and State government agencies and meets the principal requirements of:
- Australian Standard/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4801 Occupational Health and Safety Management System Specification; with guidance for use; and
- WorkCover OHS regulations
Site Safety Management Plan (SSMP) New Zealand
The plan is suitable for use by Head Contractors, Sub-contractors and self employed trades’ persons operating within the New Zealand building and construction industry.
The plan is suitable for ‘construction works’ and includes any of the following:
The SSMP outlines the minimum requirements for the management of OHS by relevant organisations such as DoL, SiteSafe, Councils, Federal and State government agencies and meets the principal requirements of:
Construction Safety Management Plan (CSMP) United States
This plan is suitable for use by Principal Contractors, Sub-contractors and self employed trades' persons operating within the USA building and construction industry.
The plan is suitable for 'construction works' and includes any of the following:
- Excavation works, including the excavation or filling of trenches, ditches, shafts, wells, tunnels and pier holes, and the use of caissons and cofferdams
- Building works, including the construction, alteration, renovation, repair, maintenance and demolition of all types of buildings (residential single dwelling, medium to high density development, high rise residential developments, commercial and industrial premises); and
- Civil engineering, including the construction, structural alteration, repair maintenance and demolition of for example, airports, docks, harbours, inland waterways, river and sea defence works, roads and highways, railways, bridges, and tunnels, viaduct, and works related to the provision of services such as communications, drainage, sewerage, water and energy supplies.
The CSMP outlines the minimum requirements for the management of OSH by relevant organisations such as Occupational Safety and health Administration (OHSA) .
It must be noted that the final determination of compliance with OSHA regulations including compliance with the written Safety and Health Program requirement under 29 CFR 1926 is made by evaluation of all factors pertaining to a particular worksite with respect to employee safety and health. Employers should be aware that this plan it is not to be considered a substitute for any provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Act or for any standards issued by OSHA.
Construction Safety Management Plan (CSMP) United Kingdom
This plan is suitable for use by Principal Contractors, Sub-contractors and self employed trades' persons operating within the United Kingdom building and construction industry.
The plan is suitable for 'construction works' and includes any of the following:
- Excavation works, including the excavation or filling of trenches, ditches, shafts, wells, tunnels and pier holes, and the use of caissons and cofferdams
- Building works, including the construction, alteration, renovation, repair, maintenance and demolition of all types of buildings (residential single dwelling, medium to high density development, high rise residential developments, commercial and industrial premises); and
- Civil engineering, including the construction, structural alteration, repair maintenance and demolition of for example, airports, docks, harbours, inland waterways, river and sea defence works, roads and highways, railways, bridges, and tunnels, viaduct, and works related to the provision of services such as communications, drainage, sewerage, water and energy supplies.
The CSMP outlines the minimum requirements of the Construction Design and Management Regulations 2007 – approved Code of practice issued by HSE authorities.
It must be noted that the final determination of compliance with HSE regulations including compliance with legislative requirements is made by evaluation of all factors pertaining to a particular worksite with respect to employee health and safety. Employers should be aware that this plan it is not to be considered a substitute for any provisions of the health and safety Act or for any approved Code of Practice issued by HSE.