Compliance is a register, not a folder.
A compliance folder is a record of what someone once did. A register is a live list of what the site owes, when it is next due, and who owns it — and it is the only version that helps on the morning an inspector arrives. Statura holds the register, fills the statutory roles, and reports against it every month.
Physician and safety engineer Two-week assessment Every register, obligation by obligation No obligation
What sits on the register
The obligations
- Medical and first aid
- First-aid boxes and trained first-aiders, the ambulance room or health centre, the medical officer, and the examinations the process requires.
- Safety roles
- The statutory safety officer where the threshold is met, the safety committee, and the training the roles carry.
- Fire and escape
- Means of escape, firefighting equipment on a maintenance calendar, and trained personnel — audited rather than assumed.
- Returns and licences
- Filed and renewed on their dates, with the date and the owner on the register rather than in someone’s memory.
- Records
- Registers, health records and incident logs held so that they reconcile when they are asked for.
Safety practice, under an engineer
Who carries it
- Risk assessment
- Hazard by hazard, area by area, written down and reviewed rather than recited.
- Audits
- Against the Act, the state rules and the site’s own process classification, with findings that carry an owner and a date.
- The statutory role
- Filled by a qualified professional who has sat across a table from an inspector, not by a production manager with a second title.
- Drills
- Every quarter rather than remembered every year, and the protocol rewritten after every incident.
What leadership sees
Reporting
- One page a month
- What was due, what was done, what is open, and the owner of each — readable in the time it takes to sign it.
- Escalation
- A missed standard escalates to a founding partner in the month it slips.
- Across sites
- Group leadership sees every site on one platform, with a report per site and a consolidated view across them.
Questions
Do you fill the statutory safety officer role itself?
Yes, where the site meets the threshold under Section 40B. The role is filled by a qualified safety professional, and safety practice across Statura sits with a founding partner who has spent twenty years on industrial floors.
What does the monthly report contain?
One page to HR, EHS and plant leadership listing the obligations due in the period, what was completed, what remains open, and the named owner of each. It is generated from the live register rather than assembled by hand.
Can Statura manage compliance across several plants?
Yes. Each site keeps its own register, because the Act reads differently against different processes and headcounts, and group leadership sees all of them together on one platform.
Related
Elsewhere on this site
- Statutory reference The four provisions that decide whether a plant is compliant.
- Health surveillance The examination obligations that sit on the register.
- The platform Where the register lives.
Start with one site.
Send us one site. A physician and an industrial safety engineer walk it over two weeks and hand back a written report: the statutory obligations that apply, where the current arrangement falls short, the staffing and equipment required, and a recommended operating model. No charge, no obligation, and the report is yours to keep either way.
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