OFSC Accreditation Readiness Check

Take your WHS to the next level

This diagnostic helps residential and construction businesses understand where their WHS systems currently sit, and where further work may be needed to strengthen readiness for the Office of the Federal Safety Commissioner.

Start my readiness check

You'll be assessed across six areas

  • ✓WHS Leadership & Governance
  • ✓Risk Management & Safe Design
  • ✓Emergency Preparedness, Worker Health & Incident Management
  • ✓Consultation & Subcontractor Management
  • ✓WHS Performance, Training & Competency
  • ✓Critical Construction Hazards
IMPORTANT This is an accreditation-readiness tool, not an OFSC audit or determination of accreditation. OFSC accreditation does not replace State or Territory WHS/OHS legislation. Applicable jurisdictional requirements continue to apply.

Your WHS Readiness Pathway

Four simple steps to understand where you are and what to focus on next

01

Take the check

Answer a few questions about your WHS systems.

02

See your readiness

Find out your readiness level across six key areas.

03

Know what to focus on

Identify the areas that need strengthening first.

04

Get practical support

Use the right tools for your next step.

Start your WHS Readiness Check

See where your business stands and what to focus on next.

Start the WHS Readiness Check

The Master Builders WHS Readiness Check is an educational self-assessment tool. It is not an OFSC audit and does not determine or guarantee accreditation.

Start Your WHS Readiness Check 

See where your business stand and what to focus on next 

OFSC Accreditation Readiness Check

Take your WHS to the next level

This diagnostic helps residential and construction businesses understand where their WHS systems currently sit, and where further work may be needed to strengthen readiness for the Office of the Federal Safety Commissioner.

Start my readiness check

You'll be assessed across six areas

  • ✓WHS Leadership & Governance
  • ✓Risk Management & Safe Design
  • ✓Emergency Preparedness, Worker Health & Incident Management
  • ✓Consultation & Subcontractor Management
  • ✓WHS Performance, Training & Competency
  • ✓Critical Construction Hazards
IMPORTANT This is an accreditation-readiness tool, not an OFSC audit or determination of accreditation. OFSC accreditation does not replace State or Territory WHS/OHS legislation. Applicable jurisdictional requirements continue to apply.

Your WHS Readiness Pathway

Four simple steps to understand where you are and what to focus on next

01

Take the check

Answer a few questions about your WHS systems.

02

See your readiness

Find out your readiness level across six key areas.

03

Know what to focus on

Identify the areas that need strengthening first.

04

Get practical support

Use the right tools for your next step.

Start your WHS Readiness Check

See where your business stands and what to focus on next.

Start the WHS Readiness Check

The Master Builders WHS Readiness Check is an educational self-assessment tool. It is not an OFSC audit and does not determine or guarantee accreditation.