Do I need a SWMS?
Pick your state, then tick what the job involves. The check reads your answers against your state's list of high-risk construction work, in the regulation's own words. Guidance, not legal advice.
Step 1 of 2
Which state or territory is the site in?
The list of high-risk construction work differs between states, so start here.
About this check
What it can and can't tell you
- It reads your answers against your state's listEach line quotes the regulation we read, with the provision and the date we read it.
- It says so when it can't tellIf you're not sure, or we haven't yet logged a state's current rule, it sends you to the regulator rather than guess.
- It is guidance, not legal adviceYour state or territory regulator has the final say.
Draft the SWMS for the job
Describe the job and the site; the draft is written around them, and you review it on site before work starts.