Safety & quality

Safety is the way we operate, not a department.

Our safety and quality systems sit inside every contract we deliver. They shape how we plan work, how we start each shift, how we report what we find, and how we close out a project. This page sets out the standards we hold, the results we measure, and the documents we make available to head contractors and procurement teams.

Zero Harm approach

A zero-harm standard, held at the crew level.

At Axis Services Group, safety is not a compliance exercise. It is the foundation of how we plan and deliver work. Our Work Health and Safety management system is aligned to the AS/NZS ISO 45001:2018 framework, providing a structured, evidence-based approach to identifying hazards, assessing risks, and implementing controls before work begins.

Every site commences with a pre-start briefing. Every task with a significant hazard profile is covered by a site-specific Safe Work Method Statement. Toolbox meetings are held regularly to address emerging risks, share lessons learned, and reinforce our zero-harm commitment at the crew level.

Our incident reporting system encourages open disclosure, including near misses and observations, because what gets reported is what gets improved. This transparency feeds directly into a continuous improvement cycle, driving year-on-year reductions in recordable injuries across all operations.

Quality works alongside safety. Our ISO 9001 management system governs documented processes, hold points, and structured feedback loops from first fix through to final handover, so the work we deliver matches the specification the client signed off.

Axis team on hospital rooftop in safety gear
Certifications

Independently audited management systems.

Axis holds internationally recognised certifications covering quality, environment, and occupational health and safety. Each system is audited annually by BSI Group Australia.

Standard Scope Last audit
ISO 9001:2015 Quality management across hydraulic, mechanical, fire protection, and medical gas operations. December 2025
ISO 14001:2015 Environmental management, from waste minimisation and materials sourcing to stormwater protection on site. December 2025
ISO 45001:2018 Occupational health and safety management, covering hazard elimination, worker participation, and continual improvement. December 2025
Safety metrics

Measured every month, reported every quarter.

We track leading and lagging indicators across every division, benchmark against industry, and set improvement targets each year. The figures below reflect the 2025 financial year across all operations.

1.8
TRIFR, FY25
0
Lost time injuries, FY25
2.4M+
Hours worked, FY25
ISO 45001
Certified OHS system
Download the pack

The full safety and quality pack, in one document.

The pack brings together our WHS policy, current ISO certificates, insurance summary, and LTIFR and TRIFR data in a single PDF. It is prepared for tier one head contractors and procurement managers completing prequalification and tender assessments.

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Start a conversation

Reviewing a prequalification, or looking at how your projects are run on site?

We are happy to talk through our safety and quality systems in detail, share the evidence behind the figures, and answer questions from your HSEQ team. A short conversation is usually the best place to begin.