Decision Checks
Short question flows that route the problem. They help you decide whether you are dealing with registration, RPEQ involvement, HRW licensing, access selection, guarding change or weld repair screening.
Browse Decision ChecksUse these short triage tools when the first question is “which pathway applies?” — registration, licensing, access type, guarding review, weld category or repair route.
Short question flows that route the problem. They help you decide whether you are dealing with registration, RPEQ involvement, HRW licensing, access selection, guarding change or weld repair screening.
Browse Decision ChecksOnce the pathway is known, use checklists to work through visible gaps, evidence, records, inspection items and escalation triggers.
Open ChecklistsEach tool asks only the first questions needed to route the problem and expose the uncertainty you need to resolve next.
A Queensland triage tool for professional engineering services, prescriptive standards, direct supervision and RPEQ involvement.
Start decision check →02Screen whether plant may need design registration, item registration, both or neither under Queensland Schedule 5 pathways.
Start decision check →03Screen crack mechanism, material, duty and verification limits before deciding whether weld repair is a defensible pathway.
Start decision check →04Screen whether fixed workplace access should be designed as a walkway, stairway, step-type ladder or rung ladder under AS 1657 thinking.
Start decision check →05Screen whether a machine change, new task, bypass or control change means the guarding and risk assessment need to be revisited.
Start decision check →06Screen whether a Queensland task appears to need a high risk work licence class, or which definition needs to be checked.
Start decision check →07Screen whether GP, SP, fatigue or another welding pathway should be considered before fabrication is priced.
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