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Totals

1.Buildings

  • 1.1 Building/s suitable for use.

  • 1.2 The building has provision for heating & ventilation.

  • 1.3 Access to area controlled.

  • 1.4 Illumination provided in & around the area suitable.

  • 1.5 Emergency e it doorways indicated with illuminated signs

  • 1.6 Washroom & toilets available.

  • 1.7 Hand washing facilities adequate.

  • 1.8 Potable water supplied

  • 1.9 Service piping are colour coded or labelled.

  • 1.10 Floor free from trip hazards.

  • 1.11 work areas clean & tidy.

  • 1.12 Sufficient working space.

  • 1.13 Materials stored correctly.

  • 1.14 Adequate rubbish containers.

  • 1.15 Rubbish segregated correctly

  • 1.16 Bins emptied regularly

2. Emergency First Aid

  • 2.1 Emergency procedures displayed

  • 2.2 Effective means of communication available

  • 2.3 Minimum PPE being worn

  • 2.4 Necessary PPE available

  • 2.5 PPE worn correctly- Hearing protection

  • 2.6 Fire control equipment is available and current

  • 2.7 Access to fire control equipment is unobstructed

  • 2.8 Fire equipment clearly visible

  • 2.9 Adequate number of extinguishers

  • 2.10 Extinguishers fully charged and operational

  • 2.11 Fire equipment inspected 6-monthly

  • 2.12 Appropriate signage in place

  • 2.13 Emergency signs clearly visible

  • 2.14 Signs are provided at the location of fire control equipment

  • 2.15 Personnel trained in the use of fire control equipment

  • 2.16 Safety shower / eyewash in place and operational

  • 2.17 Unobstructed access to safety showers / eyewashes

  • 2.18 SDS available for all products used in the workshop

  • 2.19 First aid kit available, fully stocked and in date

  • 2.20 Spill kits for chemical, oil / fuel spillages available

  • 2.21 Hydrocarbon spills cleaned up

  • 2.22 Safety noticeboard displaying current OHS information

3. Slip and Trip Hazards

  • 3.1 The workshop has a concrete floor with known load limits

  • 3.2 Wksp floor, inspection pit, does not create slip or trip hazards

  • 3.3 Drains / pits capture contaminated wash water for treatment

  • 3.4 Drains / pits are covered or protected

  • 3.5 Walkway areas are colour defined / free from obstruction

  • 3.6 Racks and shelving display SWL

  • 3.7 Wksp floor cleared from loose material and debris

  • 3.8 Signs are provided to warn of potential slip hazards

  • 4. Fixed Machinery
  • 4.1 All fixed machinery has been risk assessed for E-Stops

  • 4.2 Does fixed machinery have E-Stops?

  • 4.3 Fixed machinery is guarded to prevent injury

  • 4.4 Fixed machinery is anchored down as required

  • 4.5 Signs are posted to warn of machine operating hazards

  • 4.6 Persons are trained in the use of machinery

  • 4.7 Manufacturer's manuals available

5. Lifting Equipment

  • 5.1Lifting equipment correctly labelled

  • 5.2 Lifting equipment regularly inspected by competent person

  • 5.3 Access to lifting equipment controlled

  • 5.4 Lifting equipment correctly stored

  • 5.5 Register of lifting equipment maintained

  • 5.6 Training provided in the use of the cranes installed

  • 5.7 Crane operators hold a current licence

  • 5.8 Fixed cranes are inspected and maintained

6. Welding & Gas Equipment

  • 6.1 Electric welding machines are inspected and tested quarterly

  • 6.2 Protective screens are used to reduce welding flash

  • 6.3 Welding fume extraction facilities are provided and used

  • 6.4 Flash back arrestors fitted at both ends of oxy hose

  • 6.5 Cylinders for different gases are stored separately

  • 6.6 All gas cylinders are restrained and are in an upright position

  • 6.7 Hot Work procedures are in use

  • 6.8 Appropriate signage in place

  • 6.9 SDS for welding consumables current and readily accessible

7. Electrical

  • 7.1 Electrical equipment correctly tagged

  • 7.2 Electrical leads in good condition

  • 7.3 Electrical leads clear of floor and walkways

  • 7.4 Electrical installations clearly identified

  • 7.5 Access to electrical installations restricted

8. Jack Stands and Hoists

  • 8.1Jacking equipment used is load rated and maintained

  • 8.2 Vehicle stands are inspected and maintained

  • 8.3 Training provided on jacks, hoists and supports

  • 8.4 Vehicle hoists are load rated and maintained

  • 8.5 Jacking / Hydraulic / Lifting Equipment register maintained

9. Tyre Handling and Inflation

  • 9.1 Large tyres are handled using machinery aids

  • 9.2 Tyre inflation guards present and used

  • 9.3 Stand-off inflation device used while inflating

  • 9.4 Area well ventilated when inert gases are used

  • 9.5 Persons are trained and competent

  • 9.6 Re-torque intervals followed

10. Tools

  • 10.1 Tools and equipment correctly stored

  • 10.2 Power tools and extension leads are inspected and tagged

  • 10.3 Training is provided in the safe use of tools

  • 10.4 Tools in good condition

  • 10.5 Hammer handles and heads in good condition

11. Chemicals, Hydrocarbons & Batteries

  • 11.1 Chemical containers correctly labelled

  • 11.2 Safety data sheets available - Supervisors office

  • 11.3 Hazardous materials correctly stored

  • 11.4 Oil spill kit available

  • 11.5 Hydrocarbons and oil filters separated from general waste

  • 11.6 Flammables stored in defined area

  • 11.7 Hazardous materials stored in bunded area

  • 11.8 HAZCHEM placarding in place

  • 11.9 Battery charging area segregated

  • 11.10 Battery charging procedures sign in place

  • 11.11 Danger, No Smoking and No Naked Lights signs in place

  • 11.12 Drip trays are provided for decanting

  • 11.13 Fuel storage area adequately bunded

  • 11.14 Fuel storage area adequate signed

  • 11.15 Spills do not overflow bunded areas

12. Light Vehicles

  • 12.1 Vehicles parked in designated area

  • 12.2 Vehicles parked safely away from traffic

  • 12.3 Pre-start inspections completed

  • 12.4 Wheel chocks available and in use

  • 12.5 Are road intersections controlled, sign posted and have islands?

  • 12.6 Is there delineation on sides of roads?

  • 12.7 Are all mobile plant displaying a CRA compliance sticker?

  • 12.8 Are all cabs clean and tidy?

  • 12.9 Is there a Traffic Management plan?

13. O.E.M.

  • 13.1 OEM available

  • 13.2 OEM technical specs referenced in SWI and SWPs

  • 13.3 Pressure vessel inspection certificates sighted

  • 13.4 Servicing schedules available and followed

  • 13.5 Classified machinery registered

  • 13.6 Oils / lubricants correspond with OEM and service sheets

  • 13.7 Minimum PPE being worn

  • 13.8 Necessary PPE available

  • 13.9 PPE worn correctly - Hearing protection

  • 13.10 Danger and Out-of-Service tags available

  • 13.11 Tags and locks used to isolate equipment

14. Contractors

  • 14.1 Does the contractor have an OHS policy?

  • 14.2 Does the contractor have a procedure for risk management?

  • 14.3 Is there a recent SMP, within 12 months of the previous review?

  • 14.4 Is a Task Skills Matrix showing individual skills, competencies?

  • 14.5 Are procedures available for all hazardous operations?

  • 14.6 Are there inspection procedures for all plant and equipment?

  • 14.7 Personnel are trained in Hazard ID / Job Safety Analysis.

  • 14.8 Are there procedures for the safe operation of all operating plant?

  • 14.9 Are personnel aware of tagging color-coding system?

  • 14.10 Are personnel aware of activities that require a work permit?

  • 14.11 Are procedures available detailing investigation process?

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