Safety in Design Short Course - Reports Made Simple.
Write Safety in Design reports that are clear, proportionate and actually get used.
Safety in Design reports don't need to be long, complex or painful to read.
Reports Made Simple is a practical online course that shows you how to structure and write Safety in Design reports that meet Australian WHS expectations - without overcomplicating things. If you've ever struggled with SiD reports that feel inconsistent, overly technical or hard for others to use, this course is for you.
Who is this course suitable for?
The Safe Design Online Short Course is suitable for all professionals involved in the design, development and construction of structures, including if;
- You prepare or review Safety in Design reports.
- You're a designer, project manager, D&C contractor, engineer, WHS practitioner, Property developer or project advisor.
- You want reports that support real risk management - not just compliance.
- You're tired of reports that look impressive but add little value on the site.
You don't need to be a WHS expert. You just need to be involved in design decisions.
About the Course
The Course is a self-paced program (approx. 15min in total) consisting of great videos, graphics, and support documentation, covering preparing Safety in design reports.
The course is broken into short, focused modules designed to be completed in one sitting - or dipped into as needed.
Module 1: What is a Safety in Design Report?
- Purpose of SiD reports under Australian WHS legislation
- How reports support design risk management
- Common reporting mistakes (and how to avoid them)
Module 2: Simple v Complex Reports.
- What drives report complexity
- Matching the report to the risk profile
- Avoiding unnecessary bulk and duplication
Module 3: Step-by-Step: How to Build the Report.
- A logical, easy-to-follow structure
- Linking hazards, risks and control clearly
- Writing in plain language
- Keeping the report current as designs change
Module 4: What Good Looks Like.
- Real-life examples
- Visual comparisons of poor vs effective reporting
- Practical tips you can apply immediately
Learning Objectives.
At the end of the self-paced program, you'll be a Ruler of Safe Design Risks.
- Understand what the Safety in Design report is - and what it isnt.
- Apply a clear, repeatable structure to any project.
- Decide when a simple report is enough - and when complexity is justified.
- Write reports that are easy for clients, contractors and regulators to follow.
- Use your report as a live document that evolves as the design develops.
Everything is practical, proportionate and based on real projects.
Continuing Professional Development.
On successful completion of the Safe Design Online Course Short Course, you'll receive a Certificate of Completion, stating the number of CPD hours of training and it serves as documentary proof of undertaking the program. Speak with your professional association to find out more about CPD eligibility.
Course Fee just $169
The Course is available for $169 (inc. GST) and gives you the information, tools and resources you need to help meet your obligations as a building designer under WHS legislation. Plus, you'll also gain access to a range of free resources that you can download for your everyday use.
So sign up today!
Your Instructor
John Daly is the Director of Safe Design Australia (SDA) with extensive Australian and international design safety experience and expertise. John and the team from SDA have designed this online Safety in Design course to assist you in understanding and meeting your design safety obligations whilst ensuring you benefit from the latest resources and design safety best practice knowledge.
SDA are specialist safe design consultants with a team of work health and safety consultants and risk managers operating throughout Australia and New Zealand. Clients include architects, building designers, developers, design and construct companies, principal contractors, engineers, and local government. SDA understand that good design is important, and believe that safe design can be achieved without compromising design intent.