WAHVA accreditation typically requires an annual audit to maintain your accreditation status and keep your Main Roads permits active. The exact frequency depends on your accreditation level and the modules you are certified under. Contact us to confirm the requirements for your specific situation.

Non-conformances are a normal part of the audit process. When we identify them, we explain clearly what the issue is, why it's a non-conformance under the standard, and what you need to do to rectify it. You'll then be given the opportunity to address the non-conformances before the audit is finalised — we work through this with you, not against you.

Not necessarily. Depending on the modules being audited and the nature of your operations, audits can often be conducted remotely or as a combination of document review and on-site inspection. We discuss the most practical approach for your situation during the readiness call.

Start with a readiness call. It's free and takes 15 minutes. We'll assess your current situation, explain what the audit involves, and give you an honest assessment of whether you're ready to proceed or what you need to put in place first. There's no pressure to commit.

Yes. If our readiness call reveals that your systems need work before the formal audit, we can assist you in developing or improving your documentation and processes to get you audit-ready. This consulting service is separate from the audit itself and ensures there are no wasted audit fees on a business that isn't yet ready.