Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Work Site Address
  • Date and Time of Audit

Site Control

  • Have the signed in and do they know they must sign in and out every time they have entered or leave

  • Is the worker qualified to do the task or will they be supervised on site? If supervised, by whom?

  • Does the worker know the assembly location point and what to do while on site?

  • Does the worker know the location of the first aid kit, fire extinguisher and who is the site first aider?

  • Has the worker had industry recognised safety training eg Site Safe or other? Note which course

  • Has the worker been introduced to the Site Safety Officer, Site Foreman or Safety Representative?

  • Does the worker know where the toilets and drinking water are located?

  • Does the worker know all injuries, near misses or hazards must be reported to the site foreman?

  • Does the worker have the correct PPE available if required and know how to wear it correctly?

  • Does the worker know the site hazard management procedures and where to check for new hazards?

  • Is the worker familiar with the hazards and safe work practices for the tasks they will be doing?

  • Has the worker completed a TA for the work they are doing?

  • Is the worker bringing on to site or taking away any hazardous material. A copy of SDS and relevant certificates must be kept on site if YES

  • Is specialised equipment required and is the worker trained and competent to use it?

  • Does the worker require permits to work and have these been obtained. A copy is required is YES

  • Has the worker had the opportunity to ask questions and is now clear on all points?

  • I have participated in the induction process. I have read and I am familiar with the project safety plan. I understand what is expected of me and agree to work safely and comply with these procedures at all times.

  • Name of Worker

  • Inducted By:

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