Contractor and Consultant

Tender
Registration Of Interest (ROI)
Contractor Register
Information for Contractors
Working Safely at UniSA - online program for Contractors.
Principal Consultant Register
How to register your business with UniSA
Registration Brief - Principal Consultant

General Information

Asbestos Management
Confined Space Register
Procedures
Relocation Information Kit (PDF, 306kb)
Signage Manual
Space Management Guidelines (PDF, 79kb)
Contractor Management Procedure
UniSA Design & Construction Guidelines (PDF, 2.9mb)
UniSA's Corporate Plan

'Working Safely at UniSA' - Online Contractor Program

The University is committed to:

Providing and maintaining a safe and healthy environment for staff, students, contractors and visitors, and
To the continuous improvement of injury prevention and injury management programs.

This commitment is in accordance with the provisions of the Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare Act (1986), the Workers' Rehabilitation and Compensation Act (1986) and Regulations (2010), and the WorkCover Corporation Performance Standards for Self Insurers (2009).

Prior to the commencement of work on any University campus or building, all contractors must successfully complete UniSA's Online Contractor Program – 'Working Safely at UniSA'. The completion of 'Working Safely at UniSA' is mandatory, and access will not be provided prior to the completion of this online program.

To maintain awareness of the procedures and management for contractors at UniSA and to enable access to UniSA premises, the online program, 'Working Safely at UniSA' is to be completed annually.

Queries relating to the online program 'Working Safely at UniSA' can be directed to the Facilities Management Unit by calling 8302 4616 or by emailing your queries to workingsafely@unisa.edu.au

Click here to access the Working Safely at UniSA - online program for contractors

Contractor ID Card

Upon completion of the online program for contractors; 'Working Safely at UniSA' and prior to the initial commencement of work on UniSA campuses or buildings, contractors are required to:

Report to the FM Assist Office.
Security staff will review the Contractor ID System to confirm that 'Working Safely at UniSA' has been completed.
Upon confirmation of the completion of the program and presentation of a photo ID a Contractor ID Card will be issued. A valid driver's licence is the preferred form of identification.
Contractor ID Cards are issued by the University at no cost to the contractor.
Contractor ID Cards are to be displayed at ALL times whilst on University property and MUST be presented on demand by Security or University personnel.

If you have not completed the online program, 'Working Safely at UniSA' you will not be provided with a Contractor ID Card and will not have access to the site.

It is an expectation that the online program for contractors is completed in advance of the work commencement date. In the circumstances where completion of the 'Working Safely at UniSA' has not been completed in advance and/or the contractor has had difficulties in accessing the online program, the Security staff can make available access to a PC to enable the completion of the program.

Onsite Management

Upon subsequent visits to University campuses or buildings, contractors are required to:

Report to the FM Assist office and present the Contractor ID Card.
'Sign in' prior to the commencement of works.
Display the Contractor ID Card at ALL times whilst on University property and present the Contractor ID card to Security or University personnel on demand.
Ensure the site area is secure at the end of each day and sign out at FM Assist.

Continual Participation in OHSW initiatives

Contractors will still be required to participate in a range of other forums designed to provide further OHSW project /program specific information. This includes but is not limited to OHSW procedures such as;

Contractor Management
Confined Spaces
Construction Start-Up Workshops
Site Tours
Contractor Induction packages as part of the induction or construction start-up process.

Queries relating to the online program 'Working Safely at UniSA', can be directed to your Contract Supervisor or by contacting the Facilities Management Unit on Telephone: 8302 4616

Contractor Induction Manual (updated Dec 2011 PDF, 1.1Mb)

Identification of PCB-Containing Capacitors, An Information Booklet for Electricians and Electrical Contractors (PDF, 10.4mb) (The copyright for this document is held by the Environment Protection and Heritage Council (EPHC) and is reproduced with their permission.)

We acknowledge that this is a very large file and may take some time to load. If you experience problems viewing this file please request a copy on CD from the Facilities Management Unit office on 8302 2762.

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How to register your businesses with UniSA

UniSA uses a wide range of businesses for major and minor building projects as well as for building maintenance and porterage. To do business with UniSA a company must be listed on the General Builders and Individual Trade Contractors Register.

If you would like the opportunity to work with UniSA please click on the relevant link below based on the value of the projects that you would like to undertake. The Registration Briefs must be filled out in full and forwarded back to the address provided on the Registration, along with supporting documentation.