Built for civil infrastructure
WHS built for civil contractors.
Dozens of subcontractors across a single project, and every one of them your responsibility. SiteSherpa keeps the whole corridor compliant.

The compliance headaches
The problems your team deals with every day.
Managing dozens of subcontractors across a major project.
Every subcontractor pre-qualified, inducted, and tracked. Licence expiry flagged automatically. No unqualified contractor on your project.
High-risk work across multiple work fronts simultaneously.
SWMS AI generates compliant method statements for every high-risk task in minutes. Signed by workers on mobile before work starts.
Principal contractor asking for compliance evidence across the project.
One-click compliance report across every subcontractor, every worker, every incident. Audit-ready every time.
Platform features
Built for civil infrastructure compliance.
SWMS AI
Compliant SWMS for excavation, working at height, confined space, and all high-risk civil work.
Subcontractor management
Pre-qualification, licences, insurance, and inductions for every trade on your project.
Permits to work
Excavation, confined space, hot work, and electrical permits digital and tracked per work front.
Site inductions
Project-specific inductions completed on mobile before workers arrive. Access controlled.
Incident reporting
Voice or form-based incident reporting. Regulatory notifications flagged automatically.
Project-wide dashboard
Compliance visibility across every work front, every subcontractor, every site.
Compliance
Built to meet your legal obligations.
WHS legal obligations
Duty-holder responsibilities, high-risk construction work obligations, and principal contractor requirements.
WHS Regulations
SWMS for all high-risk construction work including excavation and working at height.
Principal contractor duties
Subcontractor management, site induction, and WHS coordination obligations.
Infrastructure standards
Compliance with relevant codes of practice for civil and infrastructure construction.
Obligation summaries are general information, not legal advice. Jurisdictional differences are handled in your setup.
