Please note: this event is run by the Small Business Development Corporation for small business owners in Western Australia only.
If you want a fair go at winning larger tenders then this workshop is your first step.
When pitching for tenders with larger companies, being unprepared, lacking knowledge of how to apply or not having the right plans and policies in place can mean losing out on valuable contracts.
Many tender applications, particularly for contracts with larger companies, will seek evidence of a range of safety-related documents, such as safety management plans, risk assessments, and occupational safety and health policies and procedures.
After this session, you'll be able to immediately apply what you have learned to your business.
This topic covers:
- Safety-related documentation commonly required for tender applications;
- Essentials of how to develop a safety-management system tailored to meet the needs of your business;
- An overview of the legislation framework for WHS in Western Australia.
This session is for people:
- Who are preparing to grow their business by pitching for larger tenders;
- Any business owners who are interested in gaining more knowledge and clarification around developing safety plans required for tender processes.
The facilitator for this topic, Blow Your Own Mind, encourages, supports and motivates business owners to re-harness their power, understand their innate ability to succeed and overcome any obstacles. So that your business reaches its full potential they look at the person behind the business to help you understand your motivations and to encourage self-belief. They specialise in practical learning experiences using the latest technology to help businesses and communities thrive.
This session is presented by the SBDC, the only agency in the Western Australian Government dedicated to helping small business. In fact, we've been providing practical support to small business owners for more than 30 years.
Important booking information
You are limited to two tickets per booking (you can of course make more than one booking).
We will be emailing you with important information on how to find workshop locations and what you need to bring, if it is a face-to-face event. If you are attending an online workshop you will receive instructions and a link on how to join and important information to ensure your device is suitable. Therefore, if you are booking for more than one person, please ensure you provide each person's email address.
To book for larger groups, please contact us on 133 140.
You can cancel your booking up to 24 hours before the workshop starts. Even for free sessions we would appreciate you cancelling if you cannot attend so another small business owner can take your place. For paid sessions, no refunds will be issued within 24 hours of the scheduled start time.
Additional information for online workshop sessions
Please check your computer's suitability for online workshops, including its sound quality, browser, internet bandwidth and speed and video plugins (if required) before the start of the online workshop session. Camera and microphone capabilities are recommended to interact with online workshops.
Our online workshops are run as live, interactive sessions, similar to the format of our face-to-face sessions. For this reason, there is a limited number of tickets per session so our presenters can adequately interact with, and respond to, attendees. Recordings of these live sessions are not available if you do not attend the live event time.
Additional information for face-to-face workshop sessions
No, you don't need to bring your printed ticket.
We value inclusion for clients requiring disability access and our workshops are delivered in a variety of buildings and locations. If you would like further information about accessing a particular workshop please use the contact button at the end of this page to send us your query.
