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  • Project Reference

  • Project Name

  • Principal Contractor

  • Conducted on

  • WHS Completion Inspection Report Prepared By

  • Location
  • Persons Present

  • Before the facility is accepted for handover, a walk-through should be undertaken to identify any safety hazards and risks to BAC employees, other airport workers and members of the public. Where potential hazards are observed, these should be noted and actions identified to appropriately eliminate or minimise risk. Corrective actions must have responsibility assigned and a date fixed for rectification.

Hazardous chemical/dangerous goods

  • Are there any pesticides, fuel storage, cleaning products, dangerous goods, waste/recycled water required to use/maintain the structure?

  • Are all storage facilities/piping containing any of the above appropriately labelled in accordance with relevant Australian Standards?

  • Have any required licenses been obtained and copies provided to BAC?

  • Are the above items stored appropriately (i.e. consideration has been made regarding potential incompatibilities between substances)?

Slips, trips and clearances

  • Do any electrical, communications or other cables pose a trip hazard?

  • Are there any areas where there may be slip or trip hazards due to uneven ground, un-marked steps or floor level changes, different flooring surfaces, etc?

  • Is lighting sufficient to ensure ease of navigation?

  • Are there any areas where tight spaces have been created (e.g. low head clearances, areas where access or egress is restricted, etc?

  • Are there any areas where the risk of fall from one level to another exist? If yes, specify the controls that have been implemented to mitigate risk.

Security

  • Are there any areas where alcoves, low lighting or other aspects create a risk to the safety and security of workers or members of the public?

  • Are there any unsecured hatches, doors or access panels that may expose unauthorised access to potential risks?

Accessibility

  • Is pedestrian movement facilitated appropriately to lifts, ramps and car parks?

  • Is way-finding and other signage appropriate and accurate?

  • Is access for people with disabilities adequately accommodated?

  • Is there appropriate access for emergency vehicles?

  • Are there appropriate emergency evacuation points?

Plant/Equipment

  • Does the layout of plant and equipment (and associated areas) provide for adequate exclusion zones and access/egress requirements?

  • Are items of plant and equipment (and associated areas) appropriately signed (i.e. labelled, PPE requirements, etc)?

  • Have provisions been made for storage of maintenance items associated with plant and equipment (including waste)?

  • Are emergency shut off points readily accessible?

  • Are appropriate measures in place for the security of plant and equipment items and areas?

  • Has training been provided to workers in regards to the safe use of all plant and equipment provided?

  • Have all items of plant requiring registration been registered and documentation provided to BAC?

Ergonomics

  • Are any manual handling hazards present (e.g. locations that require reaching, twisting, bending, etc)?

Fire Safety

  • Has fire safety equipment been provided and is it appropriate for the nature of the structure and its operations?

  • Has a Building Emergency Evacuation Plan been developed?

  • Is fire equipment easily accessible and appropriately secured (i.e. not obstructed by building features, etc)?

  • Have appropriate controls been put in place to manage storage areas containing dangerous or flammable goods?

Maintenance

  • Have maintenance requirements (for plant, equipment, building materials, etc) including type and frequency, been documented and provided to BAC?

Electrical Safety

  • Have all electrical service installations (including switchboards) been completed to required standards (evidenced by appropriate certifications)?

  • Is unauthorised access prevented to any electrical equipment?

Safety in design

  • Has a review of the safety in design report been conducted to ensure all identified risks have been mitigated?

Other

  • Other

  • Other

  • Other

Sign-off

  • WHS

  • BAC Works Manager

  • Contractor Representative

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