MakMax Australia Pty Ltd, as trustee for MAKMAX AUSTRALIA UNIT TRUST, has been reaccredited under the Federal Safety Commissioner’s Work Health and Safety Accreditation Scheme for six years, from 11 October 2026 to 10 October 2032. This page records the scope, conditions and ongoing reporting obligations associated with that accreditation, reflecting our commitment to transparent governance, consistent WHS management and continuous accountability across our operations.

Reaccreditation Details

• MakMax Australia received six-year reaccreditation from October 11, 2026, to October 10, 2032.
• The accreditation recognises adherence to scheme standards, including high compliance and low non-compliance risk.
• Conditions include maintaining a consistent WHS management system across all sites and complying with reporting requirements.

Conditions and Oversight

• Accreditation is subject to standard conditions, such as implementing appropriate WHS policies and procedures.
• The Federal Safety Commissioner can impose additional conditions if performance issues arise.
• Ongoing monitoring includes desktop analysis and safety audits of projects.

Ongoing Commitment

• The OFSC will conduct future audits, scheduled via FSC Online.
• The company may promote its accreditation with the provided branding materials.
• The scheme applies mainly to projects worth at least $4 million, or with significant Australian Government funding.

Reporting Requirements

• Incident reporting must be completed within specific timeframes for fatalities, injuries, or dangerous occurrences.
• Biannual reports on project safety and compliance are mandatory, due February 14 and July 31.
• Contract declarations are required for government-funded building contracts exceeding set thresholds.

Legal and Procedural Framework

• Accreditation is governed by Rules 2023, detailing conditions for maintaining and imposing additional requirements.
• The scheme aims to promote safety and compliance across the building and construction industry.