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How to comply with the self-insurer permit conditions

Self-insurer permit conditions cover matters such as general requirements, prudential requirements, work health and safety management, injury and claims management, exit provisions and data reporting requirements.

While permit conditions are unique to each self-insurer permit holder, you can read typical permit conditions in this Permit Conditions document (PDF, 655.7 KB).

The WorkCover Tasmania Board may amend or modify a self-insurer’s permit conditions as deemed necessary.

General requirements

You must:

  • advise the WorkCover Tasmania Board if your organisation comes under administration in insolvency or enters into an arrangement with its creditors
  • advise the WorkCover Tasmania Board in advance of any proposed changes to your organisational structure or legal entity.

Prudential requirements

You must:

WHS requirements

Each year, self-insurers will be required to provide a detailed submission to the WorkCover Tasmania Board that demonstrates their:

  • commitment to work health and safety and
  • maintenance of the standards against which they have previously been assessed.

Injury and claims management

You must monitor your injury and claims management system through annual self-assessments and external audits. See how to conduct the annual self assessment and WorkCover surveillance audits.

Exit provisions

If you decide to surrender your permit to self-insure, there are conditions that must be met. See How to apply to cease being a permit holder.

Data reporting requirements

You must submit data to the WorkCover Tasmania Board within the specified time frames.

You must, at all times, review data to ensure that accurate information is being provided to the WorkCover Tasmania Board.

See the WorkCover Information Management System user manual and the National Insurer Data Specifications for more information.

Last updated: 18 September 2023
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