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1. Industry-Specific Compliance: Include when contractors operate in regulated industries (e.g., construction, healthcare)

2. Remote Work Policies: Include when contractors may work remotely or from various locations

3. Equipment and Resources: Include when the company provides equipment or when specific tools are required

4. Security Protocols: Include when contractors have access to sensitive systems or data

5. Subcontracting Guidelines: Include when subcontracting is permitted under certain conditions

6. Environmental Policies: Include when work involves environmental considerations or compliance

7. Client Interaction Protocols: Include when contractors interact directly with the principal's clients

8. Multi-jurisdictional Guidelines: Include when contractors operate across different states or territories

1. Schedule A - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment rates, allowances, and expense reimbursement policies

2. Schedule B - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types and coverage amounts required

3. Schedule C - WHS Procedures: Detailed safety procedures and requirements specific to the work type

4. Schedule D - Required Forms: Templates for invoices, incident reports, and other standard forms

5. Appendix 1 - Code of Conduct: Detailed behavioral expectations and professional standards

6. Appendix 2 - Technical Requirements: Specific technical standards or certifications required

7. Appendix 3 - Contact Directory: Key contacts within the organization for various purposes

8. Appendix 4 - Compliance Checklist: Checklist of all compliance requirements and necessary documentation