Which obligation belongs to Service Providers under the OHS Act?

• A. Ensure services provided comply with the OHS Act, Regulation, and Code
• B. Set marketing budgets for the client
• C. Provide leadership training for managers
• D. Design logos for safety campaigns

Answer: (A)

Service providers have a duty to ensure that the work they perform supports legal safety requirements. Under the OHS Act, those who provide services that affect workplace safety must align their methods, processes, and outputs with the Act, its Regulations, and the Code. This ensures that everything delivered or implemented by the provider helps achieve compliant, safer operations for workers, not just business-as-usual tasks. The other options describe activities like marketing budgeting, leadership training, or logo design, which aren’t formal obligations tied to health and safety law. So the obligation to ensure services provided comply with the OHS Act, Regulation, and Code is the correct focus.