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Custom Implementation

Seamless integration of Life-Saving Rules into your existing safety management system.

Life-Saving Rules only save lives when they are woven into the way work is planned, authorised and checked. We integrate the rules into your existing safety management system — permits to work, procedures, contractor management, consequence management and reporting — so they reinforce what you already do rather than sitting on a poster. Whether you are adopting an industry rule set for the first time or harmonising rules across sites, contractors and countries, we build an implementation that fits your operation.

What we offer

  • ✓ Gap analysis against your current procedures & permits
  • ✓ Rule set selection & tailoring to your activities
  • ✓ Integration with permit-to-work & task planning
  • ✓ Contractor flow-down & contract clauses
  • ✓ Fair and consistent consequence management framework
  • ✓ Communication campaign & roll-out plan
  • ✓ Leading indicators to track adoption

Frequently asked questions

How long does a Life-Saving Rules implementation take?

It depends on the size of the organisation and how mature its existing systems are. After an introductory meeting to understand your requirements, we issue a customised proposal within five working days that sets out the scope, phases and timeline.

Do we have to replace our existing safety procedures?

No. The rules sit on top of your existing management system and point to the procedures, permits and controls you already have. Implementation usually means aligning and simplifying those documents, not rewriting them.

How should breaches of Life-Saving Rules be handled?

Consistently and fairly. A good framework separates deliberate violations from honest mistakes and system failures, investigates why a rule could not be followed, and avoids a blame culture that drives breaches underground. We help you design that framework so that the rules build trust rather than fear.

Can the rules be applied to our contractors?

Yes, and they should be: contractors often carry out the highest-risk work. We help you build the rules into pre-qualification, contracts, inductions and site supervision so that everyone on site works to the same standard.