All contractors working for, or on behalf of, the Port of Brisbane Corporation (PBC) are required to undertake a general induction once a year to ensure that they remain safe while working at the port and that their actions cause minimal impact on the environment.
Click here to activate the induction program.
Permits
How to obtain a Permit to Work from PBC
Contractors and employees of PBC require a Permit to Work every time a 'specified high risk task' is performed at the port.
To find out if the work you are completing requires a permit, please answer seven quick questions by clicking on the Permit to Work Questionnaire.
Use the Specified High Risk Work Tasks diagram.
If a Permit to Work is required, you must provide the following forms:
- Permit to Work (a form to obtain PBC authorisation to perform a 'specified high risk task')
- relevant Control Forms (key safety requirements for each permit)
A risk assessment
All forms are provided below. Contractors can supply their companys risk assessment or complete the PBC Contractor Risk Assessment Form. Employees are to use a PBC Work Activity Risk Assessment.
Please present the required documents to a PBC Authorised Person before starting work.