4 July 2023 / Warning

2023 Policies & Procedures

As part of Hutchies' accredited systems, company policies and procedures are reviewed every 2 years.

Documented policies and procedures provide the framework for quality, health and safety, and environmental activities across all of our workplaces (ie sites and offices).

All of Hutchies' policies have been updated to reflect leadership changes and operational objectives.

Ongoing review of quality, health and safety, and environmental procedures will be reviewed throughout July, with updated documentation uploaded to the Document Library. Revised processes will be highlighted with a NEW label.

Where there are any significant changes, additional and specific communications will be circulated.

Policies Procedures

On site display options

At a minimum, the following policies must be displayed on all of Hutchies' projects:

The full suite of policies may be displayed with a coreflute policy board, available to order on Toolbox Shop.

Hutchies' pre-printed Induction Room Site Information & Notice Boards (1200 x 1200mm) — order here

Hutchies' Coreflute Board / IBH019 / Order from Toolbox Shop

In office display options

Updated policies, along with our quality, health and safety, and environmental system certifications, and the local builders licence, are to be displayed in clear Perspex frames.

Policies

Code of Conduct Policy

HU-Policy-009

Respect & Support Policy

HU-Policy-007

Environment Policy

HU-Policy-002

Quality Policy

HU-Policy-003

Sustainability Policy

HU-Policy-004

Work Health & Safety Policy

HU-Policy-001

Procurement Policy

HU-Policy-005

Whistleblower Policy

HU-Policy-006

Resilience Policy

HU-Policy-008

Rehabilitation & Return to Work Policy

HU-Policy-010

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3 - 8 March / Weather Alert

Tropical Cyclone Alfred / Preparations for South East Queensland

With the threat of Tropical Cyclone Alfred tracking towards SEQ and forecast to make landfall from Thursday onwards, it is extremely important that we prepare our projects the best we can.

If all projects between Bundaberg and Byron Bay could today start the process of storm / cyclone preparations.

This should be completed and documented using the Inspections > Site Shut Down - Cyclone Preparation Checklist F-084-C tab located on HammerTech.

Please note, any project that has an erected tower crane will also need to ensure they have updated documented advice from their crane engineer outlining the correct weathervane radius, this should be specific to your project.

Hutchies' owned and managed cranes can coordinate this through Bradley Beck, all third party supplied cranes will need to actioned with their nominated representatives.