Within the Occupational Safety and Health Portfolio CME is focused on the following strategies to deliver the industry’s vision:
- People – Everyone in the industry understands, and is trained to manage, the inherent hazards and risks
- Innovation – Industry wide commitment to shared research and development collaboration
- Innovation – Innovation within the industry attracts the best researchers and students
- Infrastructure and Planning – Legislation is enacted which formalises risk management principles
- Infrastructure and Planning – Government processes are streamlined, transparent and simplified, reducing regulatory burden
- Infrastructure and Planning – Highly competent and responsive government agencies
Projects and Issues
Following is a list of key projects and issues covered in CME's Occupational Safety & Health Portfolio:
- Core OSH Competencies for Supervisors
- CME Policy/Guidelines for Supervisor
- OSH Training
- OSH Training of Supervisors
- CME OSH Principles
- Standard Operating Practices – High
- Risk Activities
- Training of OSH Practitioners in WA Resources Sector Core OSH Practitioner Competencies
- OSH Conference
- Innovation Awards
- ER Surface Mine Rescue Competition
- ER Underground Mine Rescue Competition
- SW Mine Rescue Competition
- Competition Guidelines
- Risk Based Regulation Model
- Safety Case Model and Guidelines
- National Model OHS Laws
- National Mine Safety Framework
Committee
The Occupational Safety and Health Committee is tasked with leading policy development on health and safety issues impacting the resources sector.
The Occupational Safety and Health Committee is Chaired by Mr Jim Walker of Westrac Pty Ltd.