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How to add your company logo & details to our SWMS templates

By Ryan Graham, Health and Safety Professional · Published 1 June 2022 · Updated 2 September 2022

Thank you for your purchase of the Work Safety QLD SWMS template!

1. To add your company logo to our template, simply right click on the “Your Logo Here” pictured in the header, then select Change Picture > From a File…

How To Add Your Company Logo & Details To Our SWMS Templates

2. Select your own logo from your computer

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3. Because the document is broken up into three sections, this needs to be done three times (once for each header section). Scroll down to page 4 and repeat the process.

4. Then scroll down to the section titled “Monitoring, Review & Communication Process” and repeat the process again.

5. Scroll from the top to the bottom of the whole document to ensure your company’s logo is on every page.

How To Add Your Company Logo & Details To Our SWMS Templates

Thank you again for purchasing this template and feel free contact us if you have any issues!

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