All visitors to Bunge sites must comply with all legislative, company and site-specific requirements, adhere to relevant codes of practice, maintain all applicable licences, registrations and insurances and follow employee instructions to ensure the safety of all people on site.
Unsafe practices or conditions are not accepted - if you become aware of an unsafe practice or condition while on our site, please report it to a Bunge employee.
WA site safety rulesOur safety rules are designed to minimise risks and ensure all workers and visitors return home safe every day. They also ensure you meet Southern Ports’ safety requirements for access to the Bunbury terminal.
1. Drivers must complete a Bunge site induction. More information 2. The following personal protective equipment must be worn:
3. Trailer tarps must be open when discharging the load. 4. Trailer tail gates can only be opened or closed by the driver. 5. Drivers must comply with speed limits and safety signage. 6. Mobile phone use is not permitted when operating vehicles, including hands free in WA. 7. Stay on UHF channel 17 while on site. 8. Pets are not allowed at our Bunbury, Arthur River and Kukerin sites. 9. Always follow the directions of Bunge employees, and do not move or discharge your load without instruction
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Anyone delivering to or outturning grain at Arthur River or Kukerin, including passengers, must complete the Bunge truck driver induction for upcountry sites through Rapid.
The induction verifies that you are up to date with the relevant safety requirements, procedures and responsibilities relating to transporting grain at our upcountry sites.
You will need to renew the induction every two years.
If you already have a Rapid account, please log in to complete the induction via the myRapid portal.
If you do not have a Rapid account, please complete this online form and we will send you an invitation to register and complete the relevant induction.
For assistance, please email Steve.Camarri@bunge.com.
Anyone delivering to the Bunbury terminal, including passengers, must complete the Bunge Bunbury terminal induction through Rapid, and also hold a valid Port Authority Induction (PAC) or Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC).
The induction verifies that you are up to date with the relevant safety requirements, procedures and responsibilities relating to transporting grain at our Bunbury port terminal.
You will need to renew the induction every two years.
If you already have a Rapid account, please login to complete the induction via the myRapid portal.
If you do not have a Rapid account, please complete this online form and we will send you an invitation to register and complete the relevant induction.
For assistance, please email Steve.Camarri@bunge.com.
All people entering the port must complete the Port Authority Induction to gain a Port Access Card (PAC) or Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC), as access is restricted and controlled by swipe card at security gates.
The induction must be completed online, then you must visit the Port Authority office in town to gain your swipe card.
Bunge is unable to escort drivers on site.
When you register to complete the Bunbury terminal induction, we will send instructions and relevant documentation for gaining a card.
You will need to compete the Bunge contractor induction in Rapid.
Your business will need to be invited by Bunge to register. Please reach out to your Bunge contact to arrange this.
Once your business has registered with Rapid, your employees will need to register to complete inductions relevant to their role and upload required documents. All individuals who will be attending a Bunge site need to complete this process.
Passengers are required to complete the same induction as drivers. Please refer to the information above.
Requirements for visitors to site will be communicated ahead of your visit, or on arrival at the office.
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