Disability & Aged Care Safety Documents – SWMS, SOPs, Risk Assessments & WHS Templates
Care workers face unique physical and psychological risks. Our WHS documents are written for disability and aged care providers, helping you protect support workers, nurses and clients in homes, facilities and the community.
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Disability & Aged Care WHS Documents
Care workers look after some of the most vulnerable members of the community. At the same time, they face their own risks – from client handling and challenging behaviours to driving between homes and working alone.
BlueSafe’s disability and aged care WHS documents are written for:
- residential aged care facilities
- disability support organisations and NDIS providers
- in‑home care and community support services
Our templates help you manage:
- client handling and use of hoists and transfer aids
- infection control and hygiene procedures
- psychological and occupational violence risks
- driving, community access and lone worker safety
Documents Available for the Care Industry
This category includes WHS documents and policies for activities such as:
- personal care and client handling
- use of hoists, slide sheets and other aids
- medication assistance (supporting policies)
- community access and group outings
- client transport in vehicles
- infection prevention and outbreak responses
- managing aggressive or unpredictable behaviours
- working alone in clients’ homes
If your service model is unique, we can develop custom care sector procedures or risk assessments to fit.
Why Care Providers Choose BlueSafe
- ✔ Care‑specific wording that reflects real work in homes and facilities
- ✔ Templates that support both WHS and quality requirements
- ✔ Instantly downloadable and editable in Microsoft Word
- ✔ Free branding with your organisation details and logo
- ✔ Trusted by disability and aged care providers across Australia
- ✔ Suitable for audits, accreditation and funding reviews
Supporting Safer, More Confident Care Teams
Strong WHS documentation gives care workers the guidance they need to look after themselves while caring for others.
BlueSafe documents assist your organisation to:
- set clear expectations for safe work practices
- train new staff consistently across programs and sites
- record incidents, near misses and follow‑up actions
- demonstrate a proactive approach to WHS and client safety
With the right policies, procedures and risk assessments in place, you can support your workforce and safeguard the people they care for.