AI-powered Safe Work Method Statement for concreting work. Slabs, driveways, footings, formwork and more. $9.99 per SWMS.
QuickSWMS builds compliant Safe Work Method Statements for concreters across Australia. From residential driveway pours and shed slabs to commercial footings and formwork, our AI generates a SWMS covering silica dust, manual handling, formwork collapse, and powered mobile plant hazards — all specific to your job. Just $9.99 per SWMS or $29.99/month for up to 15 per week.
Concreting work involves several HRCW categories: powered mobile plant (concrete trucks, bobcats, pumps), work in trenches deeper than 1.5m (for footings), tilt-up or precast concrete elements, and alteration of structures requiring temporary support (formwork). Silica dust exposure from cutting or grinding concrete is also a major workplace health risk that must be documented. A SWMS is legally required whenever any of these apply.
Under Australian WHS Regulations, these high-risk construction work categories commonly apply to concreters:
Every concreter SWMS generated by QuickSWMS identifies and addresses these specific hazards (and more, based on your job details):
Your concreter SWMS will document specific control measures following the hierarchy of controls:
Every SWMS for concreters references the relevant AS/NZS standards:
QuickSWMS handles SWMS for all these concreter activities and more:
Other SWMS generators charge $29-49. Safety consultants charge $300+. QuickSWMS is $9.99 per SWMS — your first one free.
Yes — if the work involves powered mobile plant (concrete trucks, pumps), cutting concrete (silica dust), or excavation deeper than 1.5m. In practice, virtually every concreting job involves at least one of these, so a SWMS is legally required under WHS Regulations.
Australia lowered the workplace exposure standard for respirable crystalline silica to 0.05mg/m³ (8-hour TWA). A concreting SWMS must identify silica exposure as a hazard and document controls — typically water suppression, on-tool dust extraction, P2 respirators, and health monitoring for workers with significant exposure.
Yes. When you generate a concreting SWMS and include formwork in your tasks, the AI identifies 'alteration of a structure requiring temporary support' as an HRCW category and includes formwork-specific controls like engineer-certified design, proper bracing, and inspection requirements per AS 3610.
QuickSWMS generates compliant Safe Work Method Statements for every Australian trade. Pick yours:
Every state has different WHS legislation. QuickSWMS applies the correct one automatically — including Victoria's OHS Act 2004.