Embedded advisors who cover both safety and occupational health in a single role — practical WHS support, injury management and health programs delivered on your site, anywhere in Australia.
Most operations split safety and health between two providers — a WHS provider on one side and an occupational health company on the other. HSES advisors carry both disciplines, so hazard management, fitness for work, injury response and health surveillance are handled by one accountable person who knows your site.
Our advisors integrate into your team for the duration you need — a two-week shutdown, a six-month project, or an ongoing part-time arrangement. Typical scope includes:
Demand for safety and health support is rarely flat. Shutdowns, construction peaks, campaign maintenance and new project mobilisations all create short, intense periods where your permanent team cannot stretch far enough. Our advisors are mobilisation-ready —with current fitness for work requirements in place and experienced on Tier 1 and principal contractor sites — so they add capacity without a three-month onboarding ramp.
For smaller operators, an HSES advisor on a recurring schedule (one or two days a week, or a week each month) often replaces the need for a full-time hire entirely, while keeping you compliant and audit ready. We also support HSR’s to be developed in the workplace to conduct ongoing requirements to reduce costs with ongoing WHS support.
Dual-qualified coverage. Mobilising both WHS Advisors and Occupational Health Nurses (OHN’s) means injuries, health surveillance triggers and fitness-for-work questions don’t fall between two contracts.
Operationally fluent. Our people have worked mine sites, plants, ports and projects. They know how to get controls in place without stopping the job unnecessarily.
Backed by a firm, not a labour-hire pool. Every advisor is supported by HSES directors with investigation, emergency management and clinical backgrounds. If something serious happens on your site, the depth behind your advisor and OHN matters.
Project / shutdown placements. Fixed-duration, full-time on site. Scoped and priced before mobilisation.
Recurring advisory. Regular scheduled days for SMEs and multi-site operators, with remote support between visits.
Surge support. Short-notice coverage for leave, vacancies, audits or incident aftermath.
A WHS Advisor focuses on hazard identification, risk control, compliance and safe systems of work. An OHN focuses on worker health — fitness for work, health surveillance, injury management and wellbeing.
Yes. Our WHS Advisors and OHN's are FIFO/DIDO ready, hold current site medicals FFW, and have experience on Tier 1 and principal contractor sites across Australia.
For planned work we typically need one to two weeks for site-specific inductions and travel. For urgent surge support we can often have an advisor on site within days, subject to site access requirements and flights.
Wherever possible, yes. Continuity is a core part of the value — an advisor who knows your site, your people and your history is far more effective than a rotating roster of strangers.
No. Our WHS Advisors and OHN's are HSES consultants backed by the firm's directors, systems and professional indemnity. You get a managed professional service with quality oversight, not just a body on site.
Early intervention, return-to-work coordination and embedded occupational health advisors — from first report to full recovery.
Strategic and operational WHS support — from one-off advice through to retained advisory arrangements for SMEs and project-based operations.
Whether it's a fresh tender, an audit deadline, a notifiable incident or a long-overdue SMS uplift — we'll respond fast and quote fixed.