Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Location / Area Being Observed

  • Conducted on

  • Observer

1.0 MANUAL HANDLING When lifting the person is:

Standing close to the load / object

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Keeping their feet and shoulders width apart

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Bending at the knees

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Squatting down to the load

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Testing the load

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Grasping the object firmly with both hands (fingers form C shape)

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Rising and lifting the object smoothly

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

2.0 PUSHING CASKS When pushing casks the operator is:

Wearing gloves

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Wearing high visibility clothing

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Using suitable anti-static footwear (no metal showing through leather at toe)

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Using two hands to push casks

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Keeping back straight

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Keeping head upright

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Looking in the direction of the cask travel

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Waiting until other person is ready to accept cask

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

3.0 FORK LIFT TRUCK When driving Fork lift trucks drivers are:

Keeping forks 6-9 inches above ground when travelling

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Wearing High Visibility Clothing

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Has man-down radio on his possession (not left in FLT or anywhere else)

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Reversing when load obstructs front vision

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

Sounding horn when going through doors and blind spots

  • SAFE

  • UNSAFE

  • NOT OBSERVED

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