SOLUTIONS / Health Care

Answers for busy wards and clinics.

SafetyLM helps health care safety teams answer questions on hazardous manual tasks, psychosocial risk and incident notification, for their own jurisdiction.

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Care for the people who care.

Psychosocial risk

Psychosocial hazards are a regulated risk. Answers draw on the codes of practice from Safe Work Australia, NSW and WA.

Manual tasks and infection

Hazardous manual tasks and biological hazards, from the health care and social assistance code and the guidance around it.

Notify on time

What counts as a notifiable incident and what to do first, for the jurisdiction you work in.

How health care teams use SafetyLM

The guided tasks for wards, clinics and community care.

Critical risk briefing

One critical risk: how it kills, the controls that matter, and what to check.

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Safety alert

One page, under 250 words: what happened, what we learned, what to do.

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Review a procedure

Does it say how the work is really done, and could a new starter follow it?

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Jurisdictions

One ward, the right law.

VictoriaRuns its own OHS Act 2004, not the model law. SafetyLM flags it whenever Victoria is chosen.

New ZealandWorks under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015, flagged whenever New Zealand is chosen.

Explore the suite of tools

Start from a taskReview · Investigate · Build

REVIEW

Review a SWMSGaps, weak controls and what good looks like, in the document's own order.

Check a JSAIs every step's hazard and control there, and does it match how the job is actually done?

BRIEF

Officer due diligence briefingWhat an officer must do, what to ask for, and what the evidence looks like.

Prepare for an inspector visitBefore, during and after: rights, obligations, what to have ready, what not to do.

Guided Tasks

The work practitioners do every week, from reviewing a SWMS to preparing a board paper, each starting from a practitioner's structure.

Document Review

Attach a SWMS, JSA, procedure or report. What the document cites is kept apart from what the sources confirm.

Citation Check

Every section an answer cites is checked against the passages it drew on. What isn't found is shown, not hidden.

FAQ

Does it cover psychosocial hazards?

Yes. Its knowledge base includes the psychosocial hazards codes of practice from Safe Work Australia, NSW and WA, Comcare's psychosocial inspection program and WorkSafe New Zealand guidance.

Is SafetyLM legal advice?

No. It supports qualified practitioners and creates no professional relationship. Check anything you act on against your regulator's current publication.

Is our document kept?

No. An attached document is read in your browser and sent only with your question. It is never stored.

Can the whole safety team use it?

Yes. Teams of two to five people share one bill at A$39 a seat a month, and we set it up for you. Email hello@arrley.com.

See how SafetyLM fits the way you work.

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