WorkSafe is a division of the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, the Western Australian State Government agency responsible for the administration of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984.

The Department of Industry and Resources (DoIR) was established on 3 February 2003 under the Public Sector Management Act 1994 (WA) by the redesignation of the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources and the transfer of functions from the abolished Department of Industry and Technology. The department works under the guidance of Premier and Science and Innovation Minister Alan Carpenter, the Minister for State Development Eric Ripper and the Minister for Resources, Industry and Enterprises Francis Logan.

Licensing Services manages a diverse range of licensing functions - from cars, drivers, motorcyles, mopeds, caravans, trailers, taxis and buses to mobile cranes, earth movers and road trains.

Main Roads is Western Australia's State road authority, managing a network of some 17,800 kilometres of National Highways and State Roads with a value of more than $27 billion. Main Roads works in conjunction with Local Government and its local road network in order to create an integrated and efficient transport network that supports the needs of all road users.

The mobile crane industry has initiated a voluntary crane assessment program throughout Australia. Developed in consultation with the mobile crane industry as a whole, the program aims to augment existing safety standards with annual assessments of mobile cranes now being made by CraneSafe (a division of the Crane Industry Council of Australia).

The Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) was formed with the objective of providing one voice on matters of mutual concern to the Australian mobile crane industry. As a forum, CICA provides the opportunity for owners, marketers and end users to come together through conferences and seminars organized and managed by Council Officers.

The Crane Association of WA (Inc.) “CAWA” is a service organisation dedicated to representing companies which own, operate, hire, manufacture and market mobile cranes. It was formed in August 1989 and is the successor body to the crane division of the West Australian Road Transport Association. CAWA is a professionally run association with secretariat services and is a state member organisation of the Crane Industry Council of Australia based in Melbourne.

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