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WorkSafe WA compliance on every job.
Cutting timber above a house is high risk work. We write the safety plan first, brief the crew before we start, and hand you the paperwork before we climb.
Confirm it yourself in four steps
Ask for the written safety plan on the quote call. We email it with the price.
Read the hazard list and check it names your site: powerlines, pool, glass, pets, neighbours.
Ask which crew member holds the training for work near electrical assets.
Ask for the WorkCover WA workers' compensation certificate and check the expiry date.
What this credential covers on your property
- Written safety plan naming the high risk activities on your property
- Clearance procedures and a spotter for work near powerlines
- Cut resistant PPE to WorkSafe WA safe work rules, inspected weekly
- Traffic cones and signage when we work off the verge
Where it stops: If a tree sits inside a utility's exclusion zone we book the work with them rather than guess the clearance. That can add days to the date.
Step 2 · Tell us about the job
Ask for this document with your quote
Send the form and we reply with the written price and the paperwork that backs this credential.