Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Fall Control Critical Controls
    • Access control & permit
    • Fall protection systems
    • Fixed, mobile platform, scaffold (appropriate working platform)
    • Edge protection

  • Select date

  • Discuss: What hazards are present in the task that could result in a fall from height or falling objects?

  • Discuss: What are the Critical Controls for for Fall from height?

  • Were the critical risks and controls discussed during your pre-start meeting?

  • Are falls related hazards documented on the associated safe method of work?

  • Is the falls protection equipment within it’s 3-monthly inspection date?<br>

  • Has the falls protection equipment been tagged to verify it is within inspection date

  • Is the correct falls protection equipment being used for the given task

  • Is fall arrest equipment being used, is the lanyard no greater than 1.8m in length and the work at a height less than 6m?

  • Is the anchor point a rated anchor point?

  • Where an EWP scissor lift stand is used, is the set up area flat, stable and protected,<br>from being contacted?

  • Do physical barriers meet handrail specifications?

  • Do physical barriers (Handrails) protect from a fall through floor, roof or wall openings?

  • Do physical barriers (Handrails) prevent a person from inadvertently walking through an access point exposing them to a falls risk?

  • Is the working platform suitable for the task being completed?

  • Have barricades been put in place below work areas where drop hazards exist?

  • Is there a rescue plan for suspended workers?

  • Were gaps identified during the field verification today?

  • What actions were taken to close those gaps, by who, by when?

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