While the situation with the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic is changing rapidly, we remain focussed on delivering our services while adhering to advice from Government to protect the health and safety of our staff and the wider community.

The department is planning for a range of scenarios and endeavouring to ensure continuity of service.

A number of functions can be performed remotely or by using our online services if required. Should this become increasingly necessary, then staff will also be available to provide assistance via telephone.

DMIRS is committed to open, transparent, and accountable decision-making.  In line with this commitment the Transparency Policy supports our goal to improve the access and use of government data/information to deliver better outcomes for the community as outlined in DMIRS Strategic Plan Towards 2024.

The Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety issues a broad range of occupational licences across many different industry sectors. You can search for information on licence holders or find information on applying for, renewing, or updating occupational licences using the links below.

An archive of all previous annual reports for both the former departments is provided.

In September 2015 the former Government released a Regulatory Reform Policy Statement with a focus on red tape reduction. Considerable work has been undertaken across the department to address any duplicate or confusing regulations, simplify forms and paperwork, and remove any unnecessary compliance burden for both individuals and businesses.

The Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) is committed to strengthening the conduct and integrity of our duties for the Western Australian community, industry and resources sector.

To achieve this, we comply with the Western Australia Public Sector – Code of Ethics.

The Code of Ethics are expressed in three key principles:

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Consumer Protection regularly seeks public opinion on the review and development of both state and national legislation. 

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Building and Energy, WorkSafe, Corporate Services and Dangerous Goods Licensing are located here.

Address and other contact details

Levels 1 & 3, Mason Bird Building (reception and public access on level 1)
303 Sevenoaks Street, Cannington (Corner of Grose Ave and Sevenoaks St)
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Telephone: 1300 489 099 (Building and Energy Call Centre)