A site-specific SWMS the builder won't knock back, in 10 minutes.

The document follows the structure principal contractors and their HSE managers expect: the high risk construction work categories identified, a step-by-step work method with risk ratings, controls in hierarchy order, and your state's legislation cited. Every SWMS is site-specific, which is exactly what the WHS Regulations require and what generic templates fail. And it's backed by our guarantee: if your builder asks for any change, reply to your delivery email and we revise it free within 24 hours.

A template is homework: you still spend hours replacing another job's hazards with yours, and a reused template is the #1 reason SWMS get knocked back. Free generators produce a document nobody has checked. SWMS Pack generates from your actual site details and then verifies the result: citations against a verified WHS table, your details injected throughout, and an adversarial review pass before anything ships.

The questionnaire takes about 5 minutes. After checkout your SWMS is generated and verified in roughly 4 minutes per document, then it's an instant download plus an email copy. A small number of orders get an extra compliance check and arrive by email within the hour.

Yes, and that's exactly why every document goes through a three-layer verification pipeline before delivery: automated checks confirm every regulation and Australian Standard citation against a verified table and that your site details appear throughout; then an adversarial AI reviewer, playing a principal contractor's HSE manager trying to reject the submission, has to pass it. If a document can't pass after repair attempts, it is never delivered silently: you see the specific findings and choose to send a correction (we revise free) or accept the draft with the findings disclosed, and unresolved orders go to human review.

All 8 states and territories. Seven follow the harmonised WHS Regulations; Victoria runs its own OHS Regulations 2017 with different terminology and citations, and Victorian orders are written to Victorian law specifically. A SWMS written for the wrong jurisdiction is a compliance gap most template sellers ignore.

No. SWMS Pack produces work health and safety documentation. It is not legal advice, and no document alone makes a PCBU compliant. You must review the SWMS with the workers doing the work, adapt it to actual site conditions, and revise it when anything changes. What we eliminate is the consultant price tag and the days of waiting.