Office of Industrial Relations

OIR 097_2526

Monday 09 March 2026 (E. Australia Standard Time)

Monday 30 March 2026 02:00 PM (E. Australia Standard Time) CLOSED

Thursday 19 March 2026 02:00 PM (E. Australia Standard Time)

Tuesday 28 July 2026 (E. Australia Standard Time)

Office of Industrial Relations

347 Ann St
Brisbane City, Queensland 4000
Australia

https://www.oir.qld.gov.au/

Working with businesses to achieve compliance with Queensland's work health and safety, workers' compensation and industrial relations laws the Office of Industrial Relations is committed to delivering contemporary and effective regulatory services. We are making a real difference in the lives of Queenslanders through risk assessment tools, online compliance portals and an increase use of compliance audits.

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The Office of Industrial Relations (OIR) delivers contemporary regulatory and other government services to ensure Queensland workers, industry and communities are healthy, safe, fair and productive.

OIR is made up of:

• Workplace Health and Safety Queensland

• Electrical Safety Office

• Workers’ Compensation Regulatory Services

• Industrial Relations Policy and Regulation

• Public Sector Industrial Relations.

In partnership with our stakeholders, the OIR strives to achieve the lowest rate of work-related and electrical fatality, injury and disease in the nation, a fair, balanced and sustainable workers’ compensation scheme, and a fair industrial relations framework in Queensland.

The OIR has more than 800 staff across Queensland, offering a range of policy, advisory, compliance and specialist technical services and initiatives, including but not limited to, ensuring compliance with work health and safety, electrical safety, industrial relations and workers’ compensation regulatory frameworks and taking any necessary enforcement action.

Section 327(1)(m) of the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 prescribes the functions of the Workers’ Compensation Regulator, including grant administration functions. This function is delegated to Workers’ Compensation Regulatory Services (WCRS).

The Workers’ Compensation Information and Advisory Service for Employers (WCIAS for Employers) provides a free, confidential, independent and expert information and advisory service to all Queensland employers to support their understanding of, and ability to navigate, the workers' compensation scheme.

Acting on behalf of the Queensland Government, the Office of Industrial Relations (OIR) has committed through a grant process to deliver the service over a period of up to three (3) years, with one extension option for a further two (2) years subject to performance.

This Expression of Interest process is to give interested parties the opportunity to deliver the WCIAS for Employers and provide support to Queensland employers that access it.

The Expression of Interest is designed to support Applicants to demonstrate how they will deliver the WCIAS for Employers in accordance with the requirements set out in the draft Service Agreement, in order to achieve the service’s stated purpose, aim and key performance indicators.

• Queensland
  1: Brisbane
  2: Central West
  3: Darling Downs
  4: Far North
  5: Fitzroy
  6: Gold Coast
  7: Mackay
  8: North West
  9: Northern
  10: Offshore (QLD)
  11: South West
  12: Sunshine Coast
  13: West Moreton
  14: Wide Bay-Burnett

All Regions of Service locations are within Australia.

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