Most purchase orders are issued in accordance with AGL’s Purchase Order Terms and Conditions (PDF).
The purchase order, terms and conditions and any other documents incorporated by reference in those documents form the agreement with AGL.
If AGL and a supplier have entered into a separate contract, purchase orders are subject to and are issued in accordance with the contract terms and conditions.
We have two standard payment terms:
Our contractor portal provides general Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) information to current and future contractors who will be supplying general services to AGL. Additional site specific HSE information and requirements will be made available upon request from relevant AGL personnel during the contractor selection and engagement process, as well as during site premobilisation.
The process to partner and work with us, from project start to finish.
All suppliers entering into a contract with us to provide services on AGL sites or customer locations must complete HSE Prequalification through the CM3 Prequalification system. The prequalification process takes around 10 working days.
Other suppliers may also be requested to complete prequalification, based upon the scope or risk of the required services or supply.
Our HSE standards and procedures specify the minimum standard for contractor HSE Management on all AGL operational sites and locations. Please contact your AGL representative for further information if required.
Find our commitment to HSE in our Health, Safety and Environment Policy (PDF).
The Authority to Mobilise (ATM) is a pre-mobilisation check that must be completed by suppliers that provide services on AGL sites or customer locations. Suppliers must complete and submit an ATM form with all requested information to their nominated AGL Contract Representative for review and approval, before attending AGL sites or customer locations.
Section 2 is an authority to commence work and will be completed with the AGL Representative on site before commencing work.
Some service providers, such as delivery drivers or couriers are not required to complete an ATM (excluding the transfer of bulk chemicals and some large plant). If you have questions, contact your AGL Contract Representative.
Critical Control Checks are in-field observations conducted by AGL leaders to provide assurance that critical safety and environmental aspects of high-risk tasks are in place.
The AGL Lifesaving rules have been developed as a set of non-negotiables for personnel working on AGL sites.
AGL Lifesaving rules are designed to keep people safe, and failure to comply with a lifesaving rule at any time may result in action including suspension or banning from site.