Information

  • 审计标题

  • Conducted on

  • 客户/地点

  • 人员

Lifting Operation

  • Are all lifting operations onsite following the approved lifting instructions

  • Are all lifting equipment and accessories uniquely identified, marked with the safe working load, listed in a register and subject to formal regular inspection? And no any lifting accessories are out of inspection period or in need to be scrapped condition?

  • Is all equipment used in lifting operations subject to a pre-use inspection by the operator?

  • No personnel are positioned under a suspended load or between a suspended load and fixed objects?

Work @ Height

  • Do all persons working where there is a risk of falling from height (e.g., collective measures not possible) use a harness with a shock absorbing lanyard or fall arrestor that is at all times attached to a secure anchor point or life line?

  • Are all items used for work at height including tools and equipment secured to prevent potential dropped objects? Are all platforms and scaffolding tagged with green or red tag?

  • Is all equipment used for work at height or for fall prevention or protection is uniquely identified, listed in a register and subject to formal regular inspection?

Machine Safety

  • All dangerous parts of machine are safe guarded. It is not possible for a person to reach any dangerous part of the machine

  • The equipment safety facilities (interlock, grating, radar, door locks, etc.) are in normal working condition

  • No one is exposure to dangers zones when machine in auto operation mode

LOTO

  • LOTO system has been implemented for the machines under maintenance

  • 100% implement personal ID procedure for non-productive status (setup, cleaning, adjustment, installation)

  • Strictly apply One Person, One Lock, One Key

Electrical Safety

  • All live operations are subject to PTW application and PPE requirements (insulation mask/gloves/mats, rescue rod, safety boundary post, chain delineator)

  • Is the absence of residual energy formally verified prior to working on any machine/equipment/electrical cabinet

  • All the electrical cables are in good situation, the insulation is good, no broken issue.

Risk management

  • The RCP has been performed by operators properly prior to any work

  • Is a Permit to Work used for all non-routine high risk tasks (work @ height, non-routine lifting operation, hot work, confined space, LOTO, live work etc.)?

Contractor

  • All onsite contractors have the formal badge issued by ALSTOM

  • All the applications & PTWs have been approved and put onsite

  • No violations of high risk activities per SAPI2 requirements

Vehicle

  • Maintain a safe distance from operating vehicles and Hazard area

  • The vehicle speed in line with the factory speed limit requirements (outdoor 10 km/h, indoor 5km/h)

Excavation

  • Are rigid barriers used with toe boards for edge protection?

  • The safe access is in place for the operators

  • Are sloping, shoring, shielding, support and/or benching systems in place for excavations greater than 1.2 meters in depth?

Check List - Others

  • All the operators wear related PPE in proper way that can meet the requirements of workshop or position

  • The portable equipment is in good condition and has been inspected regularly

  • Hot work: no flammable material around the hot work area. The fireproofing<br>Carpet and fire extinguisher are in place. The PTW has been approved prior to<br>work<br>

  • All the firefighting equipment is in good condition (extinguisher, hydrant etc.)

  • All components and goods are latched prior to transport

  • All chemicals used/stored onsite are in good control (MSDS, chemical label, second containment etc.)

  • 100% implement waste classification rules

  • No energy waste found on site(light, gas leakage etc.)

Comment/Suggestion

  • Other Findings

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