Construction SWMS Templates
Safe Work Method Statements are legally required before any high risk construction work begins under the Work Health and Safety Regulation 2025. Australia defines 19 categories of high risk construction work (HRCW), each requiring a documented SWMS before work commences. All EHS Atlas templates include psychosocial hazard controls mandated from 1 April 2023 and Section 26A binding code of practice mapping effective 1 July 2026. Download, customise, and implement SWMS that satisfy regulator expectations across every Australian jurisdiction.
15 SWMS in this category
14 ready-to-buy editable DOCXs · 1 related activity page · 8 state variants per product · delivered within 24 hours of payment.
☠️Asbestos Removal SWMS
Class A and Class B licensed asbestos removal including friable and bonded ACM, decontamination, and clearance.
🧱Concreting SWMS
Formwork, reinforcement placement, concrete pour, finishing, and curing for slabs, footings, and walls.
🚪Confined Space SWMS
Entry, work, and rescue procedures for permit-required confined spaces including tanks, pits, and voids.
🏗️Crane/Lifting SWMS
Mobile, tower, and crawler crane lifting operations including rigging, exclusion zones, and load handling.
💥Demolition SWMS
Structural demolition including soft-strip, hard demolition, and façade retention work on commercial structures.
⚡Electrical SWMS
Electrical installation, fault-finding, isolation, and live testing on construction sites and existing buildings.
⛏️Excavation SWMS
Excavation for footings, services, basements, and trenching including shoring and edge protection.
🔨Formwork — Carpentry SWMS
Formwork carpentry involves constructing, erecting and stripping timber formwork systems for concrete pours. Formwork for suspended slabs, w…
🛠️Hot Work — General SWMS
This SWMS covers hot work — general activities, addressing the specific hazards, risk controls and safe work procedures required under WHS R…
💪Manual Handling SWMS
Manual handling of materials, equipment, and components including lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling.
🪨Silica Dust Work SWMS
Cutting, drilling, grinding, or chasing silica-containing materials — concrete, stone, engineered stone, brick, ceramics — across constructi…
⚙️Structural Steel Erection SWMS
This SWMS covers structural steel erection activities, addressing the specific hazards, risk controls and safe work procedures required unde…
🚦Traffic Management SWMS
Construction site traffic management plan implementation. Covers traffic controller responsibilities (stop/slow baton, TAA accreditation), t…
🛠️Working at Heights — General SWMS
This SWMS covers working at heights — general activities, addressing the specific hazards, risk controls and safe work procedures required u…
Scaffolding SWMS
Covers erection, alteration, and dismantling of scaffold systems where a fall of more than 2 metres is possible. HRWL holders must perform a…
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