Workplace Health & Safety prompts for Australian lawyers
These prompts are designed for AU WHS lawyers acting on incidents, prosecutions, officer due diligence, psychosocial hazards, and regulator engagement. Copy any prompt, replace placeholders with your matter facts, and run it.
A curated library of 25 AI prompts for Australian WHS practitioners. Each prompt is grounded in the model WHS Act (as adopted in each state), industrial manslaughter legislation, and current regulator prosecution guidance.
Research prompts (5)
Research primary duty of care
Research the current application of the primary duty of care under s 19 of the model WHS Act, including recent appellate decisions on reasonably practicable steps.
Research officer due diligence
Research the current application of s 27 of the WHS Act — officer due diligence — including SafeWork NSW v Miller Logistics and similar decisions.
Research industrial manslaughter offence
Research the elements of industrial manslaughter offences across jurisdictions — Queensland, Victoria, ACT, NT, WA, and the Commonwealth.
Research psychosocial hazard regulation
Research the current approach to psychosocial hazards following the 2022-2023 model Code of Practice and state regulatory activity.
Research Category 1 reckless conduct
Research the elements of Category 1 offences under s 31 of the model WHS Act, including recent successful prosecutions.
Drafting prompts (5)
Draft a prohibition notice response
Draft a response to a prohibition notice under s 195 of the WHS Act. Notice: [details]. Actions taken: [details].
Draft an enforceable undertaking proposal
Draft an enforceable undertaking proposal to the regulator. PCBU: [details]. Offence: [details]. Benefits: workplace, industry, community.
Draft a PCBU incident notification
Draft a notifiable incident notification under s 38 of the WHS Act. Incident: [details]. Ensure preservation of scene and documentary requirements.
Draft officer due diligence framework
Draft an officer due diligence framework for a PCBU board, including reporting lines, KPIs, and assurance.
Draft a psychosocial risk management plan
Draft a psychosocial risk management plan for a workplace, covering hazards, controls, monitoring, and reporting.
Review prompts (5)
Review a WHS management system
Review this WHS management system against the model WHS Act and ISO 45001. Identify gaps in risk management, training, and consultation.
Review an incident investigation report
Review this incident investigation report. Assess causation, contributing factors, corrective actions, and systemic themes.
Review a contractor management framework
Review this contractor management framework against the s 46 WHS Act duty to consult, cooperate, and coordinate.
Review a safe work method statement
Review this SWMS for high-risk construction work. Identify hazard coverage, control adequacy, and worker consultation.
Review a regulator improvement notice
Review this improvement notice for validity and merits. Consider internal review, external review, and compliance pathway.
Client comms prompts (5)
Explain incident notification timing
Draft a plain-English briefing on notifiable incidents under s 35-38 of the WHS Act and the immediate preservation obligations.
Explain officer due diligence
Draft a plain-English briefing for new officers on s 27 due diligence obligations.
Explain industrial manslaughter risk
Draft a plain-English briefing for a board on industrial manslaughter exposure and practical governance responses.
Explain psychosocial hazard obligations
Draft a plain-English briefing for managers on psychosocial hazard identification and controls.
Explain a regulator interview
Draft a plain-English briefing for a worker being interviewed by a WHS inspector under s 171.
Strategy prompts (5)
Strategy for a fatal incident response
Develop a strategy for responding to a fatality. Facts: [details]. Consider notification, privilege, regulator engagement, and communications.
Strategy for a prosecution defence
Develop a defence strategy for a Category 2 WHS prosecution. Facts: [details]. Consider liability, EU, and sentencing mitigation.
Strategy for an enforceable undertaking
Develop a strategy for negotiating an enforceable undertaking. Consider regulator EU policy, proposed benefits, and costs.
Strategy for a coronial inquest
Develop a strategy for engagement with a coronial inquest. Consider representation, scope of interest, and Coroners Court practice.
Strategy for psychosocial compliance uplift
Develop a strategy for uplifting psychosocial hazard controls across a national workforce.
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