Our system ensures that WHS obligations are met in practice, not just in policy.
Under Australian WHS legislation, the Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBU) has a duty of care to their contractors. Licences must be valid. Insurances current. Competencies verified. Inductions completed. Risks assessed and controlled.
The usual risks are predictable: Contractors arriving on-site without current credentials, incomplete safety documentation and work proceeding without full alignment to site controls. The exposure is not only legal liability, it can also be operational and reputational damage.
From administrative burden to operational leadership and control.
Unifii replaces fragmented paper and spreadsheet based processes with a single, structured workflow. From onboarding through to work completion, every requirement is verified, time-stamped and visible.
Licences, insurances and certifications are uploaded directly into secure contractor profiles. Expiry dates are checked on sign-in. Digital inductions are completed before arrival. Safe Work Method Statements and supporting documents are within the same system. Contractors cannot progress if mandatory elements are incomplete.
Real-Time validation at the place of work.
Work is monitored within a connected system that integrates contractor management with digital Permit to Work, site access and broader health and safety controls. The compliance framework becomes operational rather than administrative.
Where permits are required, they are issued only after all preconditions are satisfied. This includes isolation procedures, work-at-heights controls and relevant approvals.
Supervisors gain real-time visibility of who is on-site, what work is being performed and whether controls remain valid.
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