Worker Consultation & WHS Committee
ProfessionalDesignated Work Groups, HSR elections, WHS Committee meetings with agenda, minutes and actions, plus consultation trigger workflow.
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In short
Worker consultation under WHS Act ss.47–49 (or HSWA ss.56–66) becomes a structured workflow: Designated Work Groups, HSR elections, WHS Committee meetings with minutes and actions. A Communication Plan Builder satisfies ISO 45001 cl. 7.4. The Notifications foundation closes the loop in-app.
What's in this pillar
3 delivered modules in the Consultation & Communication group.
Communication Plan Builder (ISO 45001 cl. 7.4)
ProfessionalConfigurable matrix answering What / When / With Whom (internal + external) / How, plus manual and domain-event-driven communication events.
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Notifications & Alerts Foundation
StarterUnified in-app notifications across 15+ source types with read / dismiss / mark-all-read and per-org source toggle config.
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Maps to recognised standards
Every feature in this pillar is built against a published clause. Auditors get the clause references they ask for.
- WHS Act 2011ss.47–49 ConsultationAU consultation duty (with workers, with other duty holders, HSR election) covered end-to-end.
- HSWA 2015ss.56–66 Worker engagement and participationNZ HSR / HSC structures with election records and meeting events.
- ISO 45001:2018cl. 5.4 Consultation and participationConsultation events captured per duty holder + per worker representative.
- ISO 45001:2018cl. 7.4 CommunicationCommunication Plan Builder answers the cl. 7.4 What / When / With Whom / How matrix.
Who uses this pillar most
Every RAE IQ industry benefits — these verticals lean on this pillar the heaviest.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Communication Plan Builder work?
You configure entries answering what is communicated, when, with whom (internal and external) and how. Domain events (a new incident, a CAPA opened, a new policy published) can automatically fan out a communication event to the right audience. The result is a Communication Plan that satisfies ISO 45001 cl. 7.4 — not a spreadsheet that goes stale.