SafeDraft
AI-drafted Safe Work Method Statements.
from job description to SWMS
flags instead of guesses
with sign-off table
SafeDraft turns a plain-English job description into a print-ready Safe Work Method Statement — hazards and controls mapped through the hierarchy of controls, with anything uncertain flagged for confirmation on site rather than invented.
A SWMS is mandatory before high-risk work starts, but writing one properly takes hours — so they get copy-pasted from old jobs and stop reflecting the actual site.
SafeDraft drafts the document from your actual job description, applies the hierarchy of controls, and marks anything it can’t verify for on-site confirmation — a real starting point, not a template.
How it works
Three steps from sign-up to something useful. No manual, no onboarding call.
- 01
Describe the job
Write the task in plain English: the trade, the work, and the site.
- 02
SafeDraft writes the SWMS
It maps hazards and controls through the hierarchy of controls and flags anything uncertain as [CONFIRM ON SITE] instead of inventing it.
- 03
Review, sign, print
Check the flagged items, then print a ready-to-use document with a worker sign-off table.
What you get
- 01Hazards + controls via the hierarchy of controls
- 02Unknowns marked [CONFIRM ON SITE] — never invented
- 03Print-ready with worker sign-off table
- 04Built for Australian site requirements
Pricing
Starter $29/mo · Pro $59/mo at relaunch. Early access — register interest and we’ll onboard you personally.
Register interestNo obligation · we onboard you personally
Common questions
Is the SWMS ready to use as-is?
It’s a real, structured starting point — not a blank template. You review the [CONFIRM ON SITE] flags and adjust for your actual site before use.
Does it make up hazards or controls?
No. Where it can’t verify something, it marks it [CONFIRM ON SITE] rather than guessing.
Is it built for Australia?
Yes. It follows the hierarchy of controls and Australian site-documentation expectations.
