The Boat Works Contractors Registration Package 2026

Contractors Registration Package 2026 Version 1.3

Phone: 07 5500 0000 Email: admin@theboatworks.com.au Website: www.theboatworks.com.au 

BOATYARD SOUTH: 1 Boatworks Drive, Coomera, QLD 4209 

SUPERYACHT YARD NORTH: 199 Beattie Road, Coomera QLD 4209 

COOMERA MARINE PRECINCT

Please Note:  All fields with a * are mandatory fields and must be completed to be able to submit the form.

Introduction

The Boat Works complies with the Work Health and Safety Act and the Protection of the Environment Operations Act to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all employees, visitors, guests and contractors and for the protection of the environment. In support of this commitment contractors conducting business at The Boat Works have an obligation to comply with the marina policies and procedures. In this document we outline your responsibilities, obligations and rights.

This privilege is offered to reputable contractors who have accepted our conditions, registered with the office and who will respect our facility.

Registration

Why:

With the current strict Environmental legislation, WH&S, insurance and liability issues, The Boat Works is required to ensure that all contractors understand their rights and accept their responsibilities in these matters. Only legitimate businesses with adequate insurance cover are allowed the privilege to provide their services to our customers, at our facility.

When:

Once this document is read, understood, signed and all required information is provided, you may be required to register ‘in’ and ‘out’.

Who:

It is important that each employee of your business understands the induction procedure, and acknowledges the conditions. We request that all contractors register with us prior to job commencement, even if your services are arranged through our on-site tenants, or directly through the boat owner/captain etc.

Cost:

NIL – to be reviewed annually.

Duration:

Your registration with The Boat Works will be valid for the direction of your insurance cover (refer specific insurance requirements). It is important that you provide us with updated insurance documents when applicable.

Disclaimer:

The Boat Works reserves the right, at its absolute discretion, to reject or withdraw the privilege of entry or provision of services from our facility from any person, contractor or company at any time. The details within this registration package are subject to change and will be updated to conform to legal requirements and site changes.

The Boat Works requires outside contractors to provide the following applicable Certificates of Currency (copies must be provided with your registration) for your business:

These requirements apply in full to all work done within The Boat Works facility. Contractors will not be allowed to commence work until such time as the necessary certificates are provided.

All contractors must be environmentally licensed (ERA License) and insured. Relevant details, including all certificates of currency are to be presented to administration and updated as required prior to commencing work at The Boat Works.

Please note there is to be no advertising / marketing promotional boards on display.

Health & Safety

Contractors are required to ensure that they are physically fit and capable of undertaking the work for which they have been contracted.

ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS

Any accident or incident that results in property damage, injury or environmental harm, or threatens environmental harm, must be reported immediately to The Boat Works team or management.

Any person requiring first aid treatment is to contact the Office on 5500 0000 or 000 for an ambulance. For after hours, please contact the caretakers on 0437 522 903.

COMPRESSED AIR / CYLINDERS

Safety valves are to be utilised in the use of compressed air. Cylinders are to be stored and used in a secure and upright position. All air-lines are to be securely joined to prevent separation during operation.

CONFINED SPACE ENTRY

Confined spaces must only be entered by appropriately trained and qualified persons. Relevant permits and notifications of such works must be provided to The Boat Works Office prior to entry to a confined space.

ELECTRICAL

Electricity and water are a lethal combination. All electrical equipment must be tested (expires in twelve months) and tagged before being used at The Boat Works. Any equipment supplied and/or installed by your organisation at The Boat Works must be tested and tagged before ‘handing over’. On arrival on site, or during your work at The Boat Works your electrical equipment may be inspected by a Boat Works representative.

Electrical leads must be switched off at the point of power supply and removed when not in use. Extension leads must be kept as short as possible and must be located and protected in such a manner as to prevent damage from vehicular traffic, hot equipment and the water. Use of safety switches for all portable equipment is mandatory. Taped joints, double adapters and piggyback plugs are not to be used.

If electrocution occurs DO NOT TOUCH the victim unless you have been able to turn off the power supply. Call ‘000’ for an ambulance and notify yard team or call the Office on 5500 0000.

EXPLOSIVE-POWERED TOOLS

Explosive-powered tools are not to be used at The Boat Works.

ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITIES

Environmental Authority Requirement

Please ensure that appropriate action is taken when carrying out Environmentally Relevant Activities (ERAs) on-site contractors either hold, or have applied for, a valid Environmental Authority in accordance with the Environmental Authority.

FUEL

Where petrol or diesel powered equipment is used at The Boat Works, fuel must be stored in satisfactory safety containers. Contractors are to ensure that adequate ventilation is provided when using petrol or diesel powered equipment and that sufficient non-smoking signs are displayed.

GAS BOTTLES

Gas bottles need to be kept in an upright position on a solid base, otherwise they can’t vent properly and cannot be stored indoors, in direct sunlight or near an ignition source.

HOT WORK / WELDING

Adequate fire protection must be provided. A suitable fire extinguisher must be securely attached to each electric or oxyacetylene or Oxy-LPG welding plant brought on site. Welding operations must be screened to protect all personnel against flashes. All gas cylinders, including propane, must be restrained i.e. in a trolley. A Hot Work Permit must be completed prior to any indoor welding commencing. Permission must also be sought prior to any grinding or cutting works using a powered grinder no matter what size.

SMOKING

The Boat Works is a Non-Smoking yard.

SPILL KIT REQUIRMENT

All contractors undertaking works that involve the use, handling, storage, or transport of chemicals, fuels, oils, or other potentially hazardous substances must have an appropriate spill kit readily available on-site at all times.

The spill kit must:

• Be suitable for the types and volumes of substances being used;

• Contain sufficient absorbent and containment materials to manage the maximum likely spill;

• Be maintained in good condition and checked regularly to ensure completeness;

• Be located in an accessible position close to the work area; and

• Be used only by personnel who are trained in spill response and clean-up procedures.

Contractors are responsible for ensuring that any spill is promptly contained, cleaned up, and disposed of in accordance with environmental and safety requirements.

WORKING AT HEIGHTS

Any working platform must conform to the relevant Standards.

Hoists and scaffolding must be to the standard required by local authorities.

Ladders must be of industrial standard and be tied off at the top and secured on even ground at the bottom. No one is permitted to work from the top step of a ladder including freestanding industrial ladders. It is advisable to always have one hand holding the ladder and the ladder must not be used as a work platform.

Safety harnesses must be worn and properly secured at heights greater than 2.4 meters and must always be worn in cherry-pickers and other mobile working platforms. Safety harnesses must be worn and properly secured when working atop fly bridge cruisers.

VESSEL LIFTING

Boat bilge pumps, fowl waste outlets to be turned off prior to vessel being lifted / haul-out.

SPRAY PAINTING

Any Spray Painting must have prior approval from TBW Operations Manager. Airless spraying is to be performed by TBW Tenants or otherwise pre- arranged with TBW Operations Team.

Suitable containment and screening is necessary. Drop sheets are to be used at all times. Vessel must be completely wrapped to prevent overspray or dust landing on surrounding vessels. Once spraying is completed, all surrounding vessels need to be checked over. If they have any overspray on them, it is the vessel owner & contractors responsibility to clean these boats on the same day.

Any paint dust or overspray, stains gelcoat and paint work as soon as it is moist (rain or dew). This will prevent an expensive fix; i.e. repeatedly washed, cut & polish to remove stains. Sheds include screens for dust containment.

NOISE MANAGEMENT

Noise from the operation of equipment and boat maintenance should not exceed the industry standard levels in the following:

MACHINERY

- 7am-10pm – Background +5dB(A)

- 10pm-7am – Background +3dB(A)

MAINTENANCE/RDETSIIRS

- 7am-10pm - Background + 10dB

- 10pm– 7am - Background + 8dB

Please see The Boat Work Arrival and Operations Information document for more information.

CARETAKERS

Onsite caretakers are located next to the After Hours Access Gate and can be contacted during closed operating hours anytime on 0437 522 903.

SECURITY

Surveillance cameras are located throughout the site and operate 24/7. Please report any incident to the Office or Caretaker / Security (after hours). In case of an emergency, please always phone 000.

AFTER HOURS ACCESS

Should you require access to your vessel outside of operating hours, please contact the Office where you can be issued with an After Hours Gate Key/swipe card. Please ensure the gate is closed and locked behind you and we ask that your key is used for yourself only as we are a security conscious facility. Unauthorised access will be monitored. A deposit is required when you are issued with a key/swipe card

FIRST AID

Should you require first aid, please contact the Office for assistance on 07 5500 0000 or phone for an ambulance on 000.

FIRE AND EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN

Please familiarise yourself with the Emergency Evacuation plan enclosed. It is important to know your nearest exit and assembly area should an emergency occur. Please contact the Office for assistance on 07 5500 0000 or phone for the fire brigade on 000.

See page 12 for The Boat Works South & North Evacuation Plan

ENSURING YOUR SAFETY

Due to workplace health & safety and insurance requirements, enclosed footwear is required to be worn at all times on site and safe work practices must be adhered to at all times. The Boat Works is regarded as a construction site under relevant legislation and therefore children are not permitted in working areas.

DRESS AND CONDUCT

The Boat Works reserves the right to ask contractors to wear clothing that is in keeping with safety requirements and standards appropriate to the overall presentation of the facility.

Contractors must at all times conduct themselves in a manner acceptable to The Boat Works. Loud, coarse or abusive language will not be tolerated.

PPE

Correct Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) should be used at all times.

PPE is anything used or worn by a person to minimise risk to the person’s health or safety and includes a wide range of clothing and safety equipment. PPE includes – enclosed footwear, face masks, ear plugs, hard hats, respirators, gloves, high visibility clothing, safety harnesses etc.

NOISE

Excessive noise is strictly prohibited outside of operating hours within The Boat Works complex. All power tools etc. not to be used after 6pm.

HOURS OF OPERATION

Machine’s – Sealift, 70T & 100T Travelift  

Monday to Friday  7.00am – 3.30pm

Saturday and Sunday             Nil

Public Holidays           Nil

Machine’s – 100T North & 300T Travelift

Monday to Friday        7.00am – 4.30pm

Saturday and Sunday             Nil

Public Holidays           Nil

Office

Monday – Friday          7.00am – 4.00pm 

Saturday and Sunday             Nil

Public Holidays           Nil

Gates Open/Yard Access

Monday – Sunday       6.00am – 6pm

GENERAL

Any work undertaken at The Boat Works that could result in a pollution incident must be safeguarded against. This may require the pre-deployment of floating booms or drop sheets. Any contractor found in breach of environmental legislative requirements will be suspended from the facility immediately. Any penalties incurred by The Boat Works as a result of a contractor’s breach of Environmental Legislation will be recovered from the contractor. It is the contractor’s responsibility to determine whether or not the activities that they are to undertake at the marina could result in a pollution incident. If any doubt exists, consult with The Boat Works Manager before commencing your work.

DAMAGE

The Boat Works facility property damaged by a contractor will be repaired at the contractor’s expense.

DETSI GUIDELINES

The DETSI enforces strict regulations regarding waste (oil, fuel, rubbish etc.) and drainage. Acid wash is only to be carried out on the hardstand. Suitable drop sheets must be used and all waste and contaminated goods are to be disposed of appropriately as per the DETSI regulations. Please note that drains marked YELLOW flow to stormwater. Please take note because hefty penalties apply. This is a non-smoking workplace. Owners and their representatives who are not licensed may obtain a copy of the DETSI regulations from The Boat Works.

VEHICLE MOVEMENTS & PARKING

Boatyard machinery always has right of way within the center. Please ensure a 5m radius of all Boat Works Machinery is kept clear at all times. A Crew member will direct traffic when needed. All vehicle movements are restricted to the designated speed limit of 10km. Please do not park your vehicle in an unauthorised parking spot – our machines may need to access this area. All unattended cars that are parked in an unauthorised area may be towed. You will find convenient car parking areas shown on the site map attached.

MARINA/BOAT RAMP

Marina Berths onsite are strictly working berths. Internal works can be carried out freely however external works are required to be environmentally friendly – if unsure, please contact the Office. All berths have access to potable water and there is 10, 15, 32, 63, 125, 250 AMP and 3 Phase power available.

Both the Southern and Northern Boat ramps are private and must be booked with the Office to arrange timing - a small ramp usage fee is applicable.

REFIT SHEDS / HARDSTAND

10, 15, 32, 63, 125, 250 AMP and 3 Phase power is available. Power and water for hardstand area is located on red pedestals behind every second hardstand spot.

*Please note: All water in the southern yard is non-potable water.

STORAGE

For any vessel in the Hardstand Storage area, there are strictly no works permitted. The vessel owner will have access to 10 & 15 AMP power and water for routine maintenance e.g. polishing, cleaning etc. No for sale signs are to be attached to vessels in the storage area.

*Please note: All water in the storage area is non-potable water.

WATERBLASTING

This is a service provided by The Boat Works.

To be completed within the dedicated Waterblast bay’s only & by TBW team. Waterblast - 3500 PSI and are adjustable

Should your vessel only require a light waterblast please advise Shipyard/Operations team.

Wet Rubbing; is allowed on the Hardstand.

Be sure to hose off all left over residue to the drains at the rear of the vessel. This keeps the concrete clean for yourself and the next customer.

This water is then treated!

Barnacle Scrape; if required additional charges will be incurred.

YARDS WORK REQUIREMENTS/HOUSEKEEPING

We take pride in our site. Please help us keep the site in good condition by ensuring the area surrounding your vessel is left clean at the end of each working day and all loose items are secured and safely stowed away. Clean up fees may apply if the Boat Works team is required to clean up your mess.

WASTE

Please ensure all used materials (i.e. Sandpaper, rags, hull scrapings etc.) are disposed of into the appropriate bins provided within the yard.

Should you require a dedicated bin please co-ordinate with TBW Operations team to arrange, this will incur a fee.

Chemicals, fuels, oils, cleaners & paints are to be handled correctly to prevent spills and pollution off the ground and water and our treatment plant.

Designated area is onsite for oil, battery, steel and general recycling – refer to TBW site map.

*DO NOT DISPOSE DOWN ANY DRAINS

PAINTING

Any Spray Painting must have prior approval from TBW Operations Manager. Airless spraying is to be performed by TBW Tenants or otherwise pre- arranged with TBW Operations team.

Suitable containment and screening is necessary. Drop sheets are to be used at all times.

Vessel must be completely wrapped to prevent overspray or dust landing on surrounding vessels. Once spraying is completed, all surrounding vessels need to be checked over.

If they have any overspray on them, it is the vessel owner & contractors responsibility to clean these boats on the same day.

Any paint dust or overspray stains gelcoat and paint work as soon as it is moist (rain or dew). This will prevent an expensive fix; i.e. repeatedly washed, cut & polish to remove stains. Screened Refit Sheds can be requested at an additional charge.

SANDBLASTING

To be conducted within the designated Sandblast Shed onsite. Should there be a need to Sandblast the vessel once set down on the hardstand or within a refit shed the vessel will need to be relocated and will incur an additional relocate charge.

SAILS & SPINNAKERS

Not to be released whilst on the Hardstand or in Storage for safety reasons. Must be done prior to haul out.

STAIRS

We will provide stairs free of charge for access use only. Stairs are available in various heights. They are not to be used in any way for a mobile scaffold. These are supplied at your own risk.

Once stairs are positioned in place they are to be tied off to a secure location on the vessel. Ladders also can be provided.

*REFER TO THE SIGNAGE ON THE STAIRS OUTLINING THE GUIDELINES FOR USE.

SET-UP OF VESSEL

DO NOT tamper with props or stands under vessel, The Boat Works operations team have set vessels down to a safe working standard.

HIRE OF EQUIPMENT

For your safety other equipment i.e. scaffold, scissor lift, dust extractors & screening etc. can be sourced & delivered to site.

I hereby apply for registration as an approved contractor at The Boat Works.

I acknowledge receiving and understanding The Boat Works Terms and Conditions regarding Health, Safety and Environmental Requirements and should my application be successful, I agree to abide by them.

I declare the information that I have provided is accurate and true.

I further agree to ensure that all of my employees, agents or sub-contractors are fully aware of these requirements and obligation and shall abide by them at all times.

The Contractor shall be liable for, and shall keep OWNER indemnified against, any legal liability, loss, claim or proceedings for personal injury to or death of any person, or for injury or damage to property or for any penalties incurred as a result of any direct or indirect act of the Contractor or its employees, agents or subcontractors.

IN FAVOUR OF:

GOLD COAST MARINE CENTRE PTY LTD ABN 15 094 136 866 (“Operator”) 1 Boatworks Drive, Coomera QLD 4209 and 199 Beattie Road, Coomera, Queensland 4209

In consideration of the Operator permitting the Signatory to access the Gold Coast Marine Centre ("Complex”) (including staying on the Vessel whilst at the Complex, if agreed by the Operator), the Signatory: 

1. indemnifies and will keep indemnified the Operator from and against all claims, damage and loss of any nature (collectively "Claims”) which may be asserted against or suffered or incurred by the Operator arising from, connected with or in any way related to: 

(a) the Signatory’s use of the Complex, and use or performance of works on the Vessel; 

(b) any accident, damage or loss to property or injury or death to persons sustained at the Complex caused or contributed to by any act, omission, negligence or default of the Signatory; 

(c) the failure to comply with the rules and regulations pertaining to the Complex and the directions of the Operator at all times.

2. unconditionally releases the Operator from, and agrees that the Operator is not liable for any Claims arising from, connected with or in any way related to: 

(a) any of the matters referred to in clause 1; 

(b) any accident, damage or loss to property or injury or death to persons sustained at the Complex however caused, including but not limited to any damage, loss or injury caused or contributed to by any act, omission, negligence or default of the Operator, its employees or agents.

3. must pay to the Operator the cost of repairing and making good any damage to the Complex caused by or as a result of any act or omission by the Signatory. 

4. acknowledges that, if the Signatory is: 

(a) the owner or is the person primarily entrusted with the Vessel - the Vessel, all property which may be on the Vessel and all other property of the Signatory; 

(b) a person other than the owner or the person primarily entrusted with the Vessel - all property of the Signatory (whether or not on the Vessel); are at the sole risk of the Signatory.