The aim of Navy Canteens WHSMS is to enable a dynamic and systematic workplace. At Navy Canteens, the health and safety of our managers, workers and others is of paramount importance and Navy Canteens strives for continuous improvement. In addition, Navy Canteens will strive to meet its obligations to ensure a safe workplace for all workers by compliance to all relevant work health and safety legislation and industry best practice.
Safety Australia Pty Ltd provides WHS auditing and consulting services to the organisation. The purpose of the WHSMS is to establish and maintain a structured approach to the management of health and safety so Navy Canteens can achieve a consistently high standard of safety performance. The Navy Canteens Work Health and Safety Management System (WHSMS) applies to all operations and offices of Navy Canteens and any other sites controlled by the company, along with any project involving Navy Canteens’ workers. The Chief of Navy, the Board and the Executive constitute Persons Conducting a Business Undertaking (PCBU) in accordance with the WHS Act 2011. The Board, Executive and employees are actively involved in ways that promote and support a positive safety culture and exercise due diligence to ensure that the RANCCB meets its work health and safety obligations. Navy Canteens is regulated through the Work Health and Safety (WHS) Act 2011. The ABN for the organisation is 50 616 294 761.įigure 1: Organisation Structure as at 30 June 2019 Ancillary businesses are physically operated and located in Cairns (QLD), Tweed Heads (NSW), Forster (NSW), Sydney (NSW), Nowra (NSW), Jervis Bay (ACT), Crib Point (VIC), Rockingham (WA), Busselton (WA) and Darwin (NT). The RANCCB trades as Navy Canteens (“Navy Canteens”) across Australia and also uses a number of other trading names for various business units. Core affairs of the organisation are managed from Campbell Park Offices in Canberra ACT. The business is headed by a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) assisted by a Chief Financial Officer (CFO), line management and administrative staff. Operations are overseen by a Board of seven Directors appointed by the Chief of Navy by means of a delegation from the Minister under the provisions of the Navy (Canteen) Regulation 2016. The RANCCB is a Statutory Authority with body corporate status and perpetual succession. These include making grants to the RAN Relief Trust Fund (RANRTF) as well as providing grants and loans to persons conducting canteens, clubs, cinemas or other institutions or facilities for the welfare and entertainment of Navy people.Īs at 30 June 2019 the RANCCB remains a Corporate Commonwealth Entity under the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013. Regulation 8 of the Navy (Canteen) Regulation 2016 outlines the functions and powers of Navy Canteens. The RANCCB delivers welfare and lifestyle benefits, products and services to the officers and sailors of the Royal Australian Navy in accordance with the Navy (Canteen) Regulation 2016. Enabling Legislation and Responsible Minister
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