Describe the job like you'd tell a mate. Get a step-by-step Job Safety Analysis — every task, its hazards, its controls, and who's responsible.
No sign-up wall on the sample. Have a proper look, decide if it holds up, then make your own.
If you can send a text, you can knock out a JSA.
"Switchboard upgrade, occupied office, ceiling cavity access, ladders, two blokes, two days." Plain English, straight from your phone.
Site type, heights, worker count, confined spaces — big buttons, no typing. About thirty seconds.
Professional PDF, your branding. Run it as your pre-start, print it for the toolbox talk, email it to the PC. Done.
Every JSA carries a QR code. Workers scan with their own phone camera, enter their name, licence and role, and sign on screen — no app, no account, about thirty seconds each. Every sign-on is stored against that exact document number with a timestamp.
When the site manager or an inspector asks who's signed on, you tap once and export the whole register as a PDF — names, licences, signatures, times. No paper sheet blowing around the ute, no chasing signatures at 6am.
Try it on your first JSA — freeMost safety doc services charge per document. Ours is free to start, and unlimited if the paperwork keeps coming.
| Your first JSA | After that | Unlimited | |
|---|---|---|---|
| PAPERWRK | Free | $29 one-off | $59/mo — Pro |
| Typical safety doc service | — | $35–39 per document | $119+/mo |
| Doing it yourself | 2–3 hours | 2–3 hours, every job | — |
Prices in AUD. Full pricing on the main site.
A SWMS is legally required for high risk construction work and covers the whole activity. A JSA breaks the job into individual task steps — arrive and induct, isolate, work at height, clean up — with hazards and controls against each one. It's the practical pre-start document your crew actually walks through on the morning. Plenty of jobs run both, and ours links the JSA to your SWMS number so they tie together.
It's generated from what you describe — the trade, the tasks, the site type, how many workers, whether there's height work, live electrical, confined spaces or asbestos risk. Two different jobs produce two genuinely different documents.
That's what it's built for. Each step has a person responsible and a tick box, so you can walk the crew through it at the start of the day. The QR sign-on then gives you a timestamped record that they were actually there for it.
Your first one's free. After that a single document is $29 one-off with your own branding and no subscription. Pro only makes sense from about two docs a month onwards — we'll tell you that rather than push you.
No. It runs in your phone's browser at app.paperwrk.com.au — add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app. Your workers don't install anything either; they just scan the QR.
First one's free. No credit card.
Get started — it's free