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  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1. PLANT AND EQUIPMENT (Forklift and plant)

  • 1.1 Rotating amber beacons fitted and operational

  • 1.2 Reversing alarms fitted and operational on all mobile plant

  • 1.3 ROPS/FOPS fitted to plant

  • 1.4 Daily operator pre-start checklists being completed

  • 1.5 Seat belts being worn by operators where required

  • 1.6 Operating procedures as per SH&EWMS being follwed

  • 1.7 All operators certified and trainees on log books and supervised as necessary

  • 1.8 Suitable for Task (selection)

  • 1.9 Used Correctly/driving to conditions (site rules/speed limits/road conditions)

2. Electrical equipment

  • 2.1 Leads and power tools within test period (if no RCD)

  • 2.2 If applicable - Is RCD fitted and test records current and available (6 monthly manual test and 2 yearly inspection by a competent person (electrician)

  • 2.3 All leads are off the ground on lead stands or placed as not to sustain damage

  • 2.4 Are residual current devices fitted at switchboard

  • 2.5 Appliances are in good condition and no damage taped up

  • 2.6 Are all electrical cords, cables and extension cords free from visible wear and tear and damage

  • 2.7 Power leads do not exceed 25m for a 1mm core size

  • 2.8 All power leads are "commercial" type

  • 2.9 Are power points free of overloading (piggy backing)

  • 2.10 Are electrical cables and power outlets free of wet areas and heat sources

  • 2.11 Are power outlets free of splash areas

  • 2.12 Are relevant power outlets secured

3. PREVENTION OF SLIPS TRIPS AND FALLS

  • 3.1 cables & Cords free of walk areas

  • 3.2 Corridors, walkways free of clutter, boxes, water

  • 3.3 Toilets free of spills, stored boxes

  • 3.4 Are emergency exits free from clutter or boxes

  • 3.5 Is there any loose carpet, tiles etc

  • 3.6 Stairways: Obstruction free, railings and toe boards fitted, non-slip surface, well maintained, no projecting fittings, nails etc

  • 3.7 Are walkways and areas well lit

  • 3.8 Wet Floor Signs are available and in use when required

  • 3.9 Use of Non Slip Mats in bar areas or use of non slip flooring

4. LADDERS

  • 4.1 Marked industrial and a minimum SWL of 120kg

  • 4.2 Placed on firm level ground

  • 4.3 Persons not working off ladders

  • 4.4 Ladders have no damage, weakness in steps or cracks to structure

5. FENCING

  • 5.1 Guardrails 900mm - 1100mm above the ground

  • 5.2 Fences close securely/locked where access is not allowed

6. EMERGENCY

  • 6.1 Are extinguishers attached to the wall

  • 6.2 Have extinguishers been serviced In the last 6months

  • 6.3 Are evacuation plans clearly visible

  • 6.4 Are staff trained in the use of the emergency equipment

  • 6.5 Are emergency contact details displayed

  • 6.6 Are all exits clearly marked

7. FIRST AID

  • 7.1 Is the first aid kit fully stocked and items are current

  • 7.2 Are protective gloves provided

  • 7.3 Register of injuries in Injury / Accident book at each First Aid Station

  • 7.4 First Aid Officers trained

8. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

  • 8.1 Safety vests worn in areas where delivery occurs and plant is moving about

  • 8.2 Protective footwear

  • 8.3 Hearing protection (wear signposted)

  • 8.4 Sun/Heat/Hydration Protection

9. GAS BOTTLES AND EQUIPMENT

  • 9.1 Regulator, hoses, handset, condition

  • 9.2 Stored away from electrical contact

  • 9.3 Bottles stored in ventilated/secure bottle store

  • 9.4 Bottles stored upright

  • 9.5 Not stored in stairways, egress routes or confined spaces

  • 9.6 Appropriate hazchem signage

  • 9.7 Fire extinguishers available

  • 9.8 Bottles securely stored to eliminate falls

10. CHEMICALS

  • 10.1 Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) available at the workplace

  • 10.2 Correct labelling and packaging / storage

  • 10.3 Suitable waste disposal

  • 10.4 PPE provided

  • 10.5 Eye wash available (First Aid Kit)

  • 10.6 Hazard signage displayed

  • 10.7 Fire extinguishers available

11. ADMENITIES

  • 11.1 Amenities cleaned and stocked daily Adequate amenities for number of workers

  • 11.2 Lunch rooms cleaned daily Adequate amenities for number of workers

  • 11.3 Workers taking award allocated breaks

12. HOUSEKEEPING/STORAGE AREAS

  • 12.1 Food scraps /rubbish placed in bins provided

  • 12.2 Skips / storage bins for work areas adequate

  • 12.3 Clean access to and from work areas

  • 12.4 Items not stored so as they could fall from height

  • 12.5 Items not stored too heavy for storage shelf etc

  • 12.6 Items not stored so they prohibit access to other storage areas

  • 12.7 Are barricades and signage in place

13. LIGHTING/VENTILATION

  • 13.1 Are all lights working throughout the Venue

  • 13.2 Is there good ventilation in your work areas

  • 13.3 Caution, information, danger signs appropriate, unobstructed, legible

  • 13.4 Smoking areas are separated as per legislation

14 SECURITY

  • 14.1 Are till clearances regularly performed

  • 14.2 Are there call alert tunctions?

  • 14.3 Is there a risk of unauthorised personnel gaining access to the work area which could pose a personal risk to staff and/or property?

  • 14.4 Have the staff been trained in armed hold up?

  • 14.5 Is there security allocated to venue?<br>what is the timings?

  • 14.6 Is there Policy and procedure re close/lock up?

15. MANUAL HANDLING

  • 15.1 Mechanical aids and team lifting used

  • 15.2 Bends knees when lifting

  • 15.3 Holds load close to body when lifting

  • 15.4 Does not bend or twist when lifting

  • 15.5 Does not overexert/strain when lifting

16. INDUCTION/TRAINING

  • 16.1 AWX induction completed by AWX Staff

  • 16.2 Venue Induction completed by all Staff

  • 16.3 Staff have been shown the venue risks and controls

  • 16.4 procedures have been trained and signed off

  • 16.5 Forklift operators now trained and signed off

17. BURNS AND SCALDS

  • 17.1 Warning signs or stickers on hot equipment or surfaces

  • 17.2 Is there a gravity feed chute from the deep fryer to an external receptacle to eliminate the need to handle hot cooking oil waste

  • 17.3 Use automatic food lowering devices where available

  • 17.4 Is equipment containing hot fat or fluids covered when not in use

  • 17.5 Is there a tray or trolley to serve hot liquids, plates or utensils

  • 17.6 Is appropriate personal protective equipment such as heat resistant gloves and aprons used

  • 17.7 Is a waiters cloth to protect arms while carrying hot plates or trays

  • 17.8 Are workers trained in the use of hot beverage machinery such as espresso machines

  • 17.9 Are staff using preferred methods when handling hot items:<br><br>opening doors and lids of stems heated equipment away from the body;<br><br>keeping saucepan or pot handles pointing away from the edge of a stove and make sure the handles are not over hotplates;<br><br>using dry cloths to pick up hot items in order to avoid scalding; and<br><br>removing all utensils from pans.

  • 17.10 Are windows in the kitchen door to help prevent accident involving workers carrying hot foods or beverages.<br>Alternatively, provide entrance and exit doors

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