Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit / Inspection Title

  • PCBU and Address

  • Contact Name and Details

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

1. Club House

Site address, date, time and location identity

    Site
  • Address and GPS
  • Date and Time

  • Location Identity

1. Office

    1.
  • 1.1 Are office areas clear and uncluttered?

  • 1.2 Do computer workstations have adjustable chairs?

  • 1.3 Are stations ergonomically designed to suit worker e.g. monitor height, chair and key board etc?

  • 1.4 Are photocopiers in well-ventilated areas?

  • 1.5 Is a key register register maintained?

  • 1.6 are there cash handling procedures in place? Two to count and security timeframes?

2. WHS Noticeboard

    2.
  • 2.1 WHS notice board displayed?

  • 2.2 PCBU Policy displayed, signed by senior management and current?

  • 2.3 Worker general and site inductions provided?

  • 2.4 Site responsible persons names and titles displayed?<br>Site Manager<br>WHS Officer<br>Worker Safety Representative<br>Health and Safety Representative (HSR)

3. Visitor Controls (Buildings)

    3.
  • Location
  • 3.1 Are visitors required to formally sign in and out?

  • 3.2 Are visitors emergency procedures displayed in a prominent position?

  • 3.3 Are emergency procedures displayed at club entry points and locker rooms?

  • 3.4 Are emergency first aiders names and contact numbers displayed?

  • 3.5 Are areas where visitors are not permitted clearly identified (Barricaded, signage etc.)

4. Emergency Procedures

    4.
  • Site Location
  • 4.1 Are emergency procedures displayed?

  • 4.2 Emergency services 000 and PCBU names and numbers?

  • 4.3 Site floor plan available and current?

  • 4.4 Are training drills conducted periodically, verbally at toolbox talk and practically exercised (6 monthly)?

  • 4.5 Is the emergency evacuation assembly point identified?

  • 4.6 Are emergency response officers (EROs) nominated, trained and contacts details displayed?

  • 4.7 Fire equipment available and tagged for currency?

  • 4.8 Is there an emergency manual? Fire? Bomb? Theft?

  • 4.9 Are emergency evacuation exits marked and free from obstruction?

  • 4.10 Are exit doors easily opened from the inside?

  • 4.11 Are all exit lights operating?

  • 4.12 Is there an evacuation plan on walls / doors?

5. First Aid - First Aid Code of Practice

    5.
  • Site Location
  • 5.1 Qualified first aiders on site with name and contact details displayed (minimum first aid level)?

  • 5.2 Medical supplies checked for currency and expiry date?

  • 5.3 First aid kits for workers on-site within easy access?

  • 5.4 Medical supplies and facilities are adequate for the nature, location and composition of workers on site?

6. Workplace Amenities and General Requirements

    6.
  • Site Location
  • 6.1Toilets available on site or accessible location?

  • 6.2 Are toilets provided for each gender?

  • 6.3 Washing facilities provided?

  • 6.4 Are toilets and shower areas cleaned regularly?

  • 6.5 Are sufficient consumables made available in washrooms and toilets?

  • 6.6 Are sufficient tables and chairs provided?

  • 6.7 Are worker lunchroom, kitchen facilities clean and hygienic?

  • 6.8 Is clean drinking water provided?

General Requirements

  • 6.9 Are any floor areas worn and hazardous to the aged, to children, alcohol effected?

  • 6.10 Are floor surfaces dry and slip resistant?

  • 6.11 Spills cleaned up immediately and sign posted with wet floor.

  • 6.12 Are there any protruding objects?

  • 6.14 Are all lights and fluoro’s working?

  • 6.15 Are ‘emergency phone numbers’ at every phone location?

  • 6.16 Are all ‘staff only areas’ well sign posted?

  • 6.17 Is all security lighting operational?

  • 6.18 Are WHS committee members / representatives appropriately trained?

7. Consultation (Pre-start briefs, toolbox talks)

    7.
  • 7.1 Are all workers engaged or caused to be engaged by the PCBU consulted on safety matters?

  • 7.2 Is there a safety committee that is properly represented by management and workers?

  • 7.3 Are toolbox talks conducted periodically to discuss safety issues between worker and management?

  • 7.4 Are there worker safety representatives E.g. HSR

  • 7.5 Are pre-start shift meetings conducted?

  • 7.6 Do workers understand the PCBUs legal responsibilities for consultation?

  • 7.7 Do workers require a General Construction Card on-site?

8. Communication

    8.
  • Site Location
  • 8.1 Is communication available (Phone, radio, satellite)?

  • 8.2 Does the worksite have agreed radio contact numbers for various site locations?

  • 8.3 Do all workers on-site know the radio numbers for locations?

9. Safety Issue, Hazard Reporting and Controls (Hierarchy of control)

    9.
  • Site Location
  • 9.1 Are safety issue / hazard and near miss reporting forms available on-site

  • 9.2 Do workers understand the procedure for reporting safety concerns (Stop work, apply control or report to supervisor)?

  • 9.3 Are risk assessments conducted to identify site hazards with controls implemented?

  • 9.4 Do workers know and refer to the hierarchy of control?

10. Incident Reporting and Investigation

    10.
  • Site Location
  • 10.1 Are incident / injury forms available on site?

  • 10.2 Do workers report all incidents ASAP?

  • 10.3 Are all incidents fully investigated and effective corrective action implemented?

  • 10.4 Are WorkCover NSW "Notifiable Incidents and Preservation Site", regulations clearly understood by the PCBU?

11. Kitchen / Restaurant / Dining

    11.
  • Site Location
  • 11.1 Are ‘user guides’ available for all equipment?<br>

  • 11.2 Is the workplace area clean and tidy?<br>

  • 11.3 Is the floor space cluttered?

  • 11.4 Are tables/chairs even and on flat surface?

  • 11.5 Are there any slip/trip/fall hazards?

  • 11.6 Are knives stored safely?

  • 11.7 Is the correct knife for the job always used?

  • 11.8 Are oven gloves/mittens used for hot objects?

  • 11.9 Are food handling approved gloves used for food preparation?

  • 11.10 Do food handlers always wear gloves and wash hands as required?

  • 11.11 Are freezer/fridge temperatures checked?

  • 11.12 Is the microwave tested for leaks regularly?

  • 11.13 Is the dishwasher in good repair/not leaking?

  • 11.14 Are hats/caps/nets worn in the kitchen?

  • 11.15 Are serving tongs provided at salad/bread bar?

12. Bar Areas / Veranda

    12.
  • Site Location
  • 12.1 Is the workplace area clean and tidy ?

  • 12.2 Is the floor-space cluttered (clear of boxes and rubbish)?<br>

  • 12.3 Are floor mats even and in good repair? Drains clear?<br>

  • 12.4 Are there any slip/trip/fall hazards?<br>

  • 12.5 Are all spills/breakages cleaned immediately?<br>

  • 12.6 Are gloves, dustpan & broom used for breakages?<br>

  • 12.7 Are glasses/bottles stacked safely?<br>

  • 12.8 Are rubbish bins suitably located and regularly emptied? <br>

  • 12.9 Is glass washer in good repair? Not leaking?<br>

  • 12.10 Is electrical equipment away from wet areas (leads properly located and checked)?<br>

  • 12.11 Double adapters not used E.g. Piggy back (Residual Current Devices used)?<br>

  • 12.12 Is ventilation sufficient for area?<br>

  • 12.13 Non-smoking signs displayed? Designated smoking area separate and effective?<br>

  • 12.14 Are temprites / coffee machines maintained?<br>

  • 12.15 Are pourers / nip measures washed regularly? <br><br>

  • 12.16 Are staff regularly reminded to wash hands after breaks/smoking/toilet (observation)?<br><br>

  • 12.17 Are staff trained in food and hospitality hygiene procedures?<br><br>

  • 12.18 Do staff wear ‘covered in’shoes?<br><br>

  • 12.19 Are sinks at suitable height and regularly cleaned?<br><br>

  • 12.20 Are bar mats/cloths washed regularly?<br><br>

  • 12.21 Pot plants checked for cigarette butts?<br><br>

  • 12.22 Are Safety Data Sheets (SDS) available for all chemicals in these areas?<br><br>

  • 12.23 Have staff read the SDS, trained?<br><br>

  • 12.24 Are chemicals decanted into correctly labelled containers?<br><br>

13. Fire Safety

    13.
  • Site Location
  • 13.1 Is fire fighting equipment available in all areas?<br>

  • 13.2 Are staff trained in its use?<br>

  • 13.3 Is fire fighting equipment appropriate? Eg Kitchen?<br>

  • 13.4 Correct type of fire extinguishers for locations e.g. electrical or kitchen fat fires?<br>

  • 13.5 Is fire fighting equipment accessible? Obstructed?<br>

  • 13.6 Is fire fighting equipment serviced as per Standards e.g. tagged for currency?<br>

  • 13.7 Are there detectors in place e.g. in toilets<br>

  • 13.8 Is there a No-Smoking Policy in place? Do staff and patrons comply with the Policy?<br>

  • 13.9 Is there evidence of smoking in non-smoking areas?<br>

  • 13.10 Are flammable liquids stored properly?<br>

  • 13.11 Are packing boxes, papers, etc removed off-site?<br>

14. Manual Handling (Indoor) Hazardous Manual Tasks Code of Practice)

    14.
  • 14.1 Is a risk assessment conducted for manual tasks (heavy lifting or strenuous work)?

  • 14.1 Is a risk assessment conducted for manual tasks (heavy lifting or strenuous work)?

  • 14.2 Are workers trained in lifting practices?

  • 14.3 Do workers request assistance for heavy or awkward lifting tasks?

  • 14.4 Are there heavy and awkward items in work area?

  • 14.5 Do workers use good manual handling techniques to move heavy awkward objects? Is there mechanical support?

  • 14.6 Is there mechanical support available? E.g. Trolley with wheels with hydraulic height adjusters?

  • 14.7 Are all mechanical devices in serviceable condition?

  • 14.8 Is repetitive bending, stooping or twisting required by staff?

  • 14.9 Do workers warm before heavy lifting to avoid strain injuries?

  • 14.10 Are adequate rest breaks allocated to allow workers time to recover?

15. Ladders (Indoor)

    15.
  • 15.1 AS/NZS 1892 Portable Ladder?

  • 15.2 Load rating of 120kg?

  • 15.3 Ladder placed at 4:1 when when used?

  • 15.4 Is the ladder secure at top (by uprights) and bottom?

  • 15.5 Does ladder extend 1 metre above top edge for stepping off point?

  • 15.6 Fall protection at stepping of point?

16. Hazardous Substances (Chemicals) - Code of Practice for Hazardous Substances

    16.
  • 16.1 Are hazardous materials identified and control measures implemented?

  • 16.2 Are Safety Data Sheets available for all substances used in the workplace?

  • 16.3 Are all safety data sheets current (not over 5 years old)?

  • 16.4 Have risk assessments been conducted to eliminate or minimise the type of chemicals used?

  • 16.5 Are workers trained in the safe handling and application of hazardous chemicals?

  • 16.6 Do workers follow SDS procedures when handling chemicals?

  • 16.7 Are chemicals stored properly ( E.g. 110% bunded and in-compatible separation)?

Summary Comments, Auditor/Inspection Officer Details

  • Summary Comments Details and Recommendations

  • Name and signature of person conducting audit / inspection.

Workers On-site, Names, Titles and Signature

    Worker
  • Comments

  • Name of worker and signature (Add title if required)

2. Outdoor

20. Club Car Park Entry

    20.
  • 20.1 Is signage in place for designated parking area and legible?

  • 20.2 Are all persons to report to site office displayed?

  • 20.3 PPE required for site displayed?

  • 20.4 Speed limit displayed?

  • 20.5 Site contact names and numbers displayed?

21. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

    21.
  • 21.1 PPE allocated to workers specific to activities (Australian Standard)?

  • 21.2 Workers wearing PPE required by company policy?<br>

  • 21.3 High visibility clothing b wing worn as required for work?

  • 21.4 Hard hat being worn as required?

  • 21.5 Fully enclosed footwear?

  • 21.6 Hearing protection being worn when noise level exceeds the standard of 85dB?

  • 21.7 Are signs displayed where specified PPE must be worn?

  • 21.8 Is PPE fitted correctly, serviceable and in good condition?

  • 21.9 Do workers wear PPE when mandated in SWMS?

22. Manual Handling (Hazardous Manual Tasks Code of Practice)

    22.
  • 22.1 Is a risk assessment conducted for manual tasks (heavy lifting or strenuous work)?

  • 22.2 Are workers trained in lifting practices?

  • 22.3 Do workers request assistance for heavy or awkward lifting tasks?

  • 22.4 Do workers warm before heavy lifting to avoid strain injuries?

  • 22.5 Are adequate rest breaks allocated to allow workers time to recover?

23. Security

    23.
  • 23.1 Is lighting adequate at all hours of work? Outside? After club closes?

  • 23.2 Are there any dark places or hiding places at exit points?

  • 23.3 Are all doors and windows able to be locked?

  • 23.4 Are grass and shrubs kept low and well maintained?

  • 23.5 Are emergency manual accessible to all workers e.g. well located?

  • 23.6 Is security lighting in working order and adequately located?

  • 23.7 Are storage areas e.g. Sheds, locked and secured?

  • 23.8 Is there an an alarm or duress system in procedure in place?

  • 23.9 Is a security firm engaged to check premises?

24. Gas Cylinders (Oxy and Acetylene etc)

    24.
  • 24.1 Are gas cylinder properly stored (chained and secured)?

  • 24.2 Gas cylinders properly turned off and hoses wound up?

  • 24.3 PPE available and used for welding or Oxy cutting?

25. Gas Cylinders (Propane)

    25.
  • 25.1 Are gas cylinder properly stored (chained and secured)?

  • 25.2 Gas cylinders properly turned off when not being used?

  • 25.3 Are gas cylinders checked for leaks?

26. Portable Power Tools?

  • 1. Are power tools I good condition?

  • 2. Are adequate storage facilities provided?

  • 3. Are all guards in place?

  • 4. Is hearing protection worn if over 85dB?

26. Electrical and Power Tools

  • 1. Is electrical equipment tagged and tested for currency?

  • 2. Is the site shed protected by Residual Current Device (RCD) Electrical circuit breaker?

  • 3. Are power boards used (no double adaptors or piggy backs)?

  • 4. Are leads inspected daily for damage (Hostile environment)?

16. Plant (Load shifting) - (Evidence required I.e. documentation)

  • 1. Has plant been assessed as safe to use and complaint to Australian standards?

  • 2. Are operators trained and Verified as Competent (VOC); is evidence available?

  • 3. Are daily pre-start checklist completed and faults reported?

  • 4. Are repairs and maintenance conducted in a timely manner (Risk rated)?

23. Noise

  • 1. Have all areas been assessed for the presence of harmful noise levels?

  • 2. Are all workers in the presence of harmful noise levels wearing hearing protection?

  • 3. Are noise hazard locations identified by safety signs or stickers?

  • 4. Are workers wearing hearing protection provided with hearing tests (Every 2 years if wearing hearing protection)?

17. Safe Operating Procedures (SOP)

  • 1. Are worker safe operating procedures (SOP)in place specific to plant?

  • 2. Are operators provided with periodic checks on SOPs?

19. Plant Exclusion Zones

  • 1. Permit completed?

  • 2. Signs in place to identify exclusion zone?

  • 3. Exclusion zones secured?

20. Tag-out, Lockout Procedure (SWMS)

  • 1. Do operators understand the initial tag-put procedure?

  • 2. Are tags available in the machine?

  • 3. Do mechanics apply their own locks when working on machinery?

  • 4. Are all locks issued to a person keyed identically?

  • 5. Are operators notified of return to service?

  • 6. Are there procedures or SWMS for Isolation, tag-out and lock-out.

18. Plant used to Lift Loads

  • 1. Loads requiring calculation must be slung by a competent person I.e a licensed dogman?

  • 2. Are all ropes, slings, chains and lifting attachments inspected daily before use?

  • 3. Are loads properly calculated before lifting commences?

  • 4. Does the Crane operator and Dogman communicate effectively?

28. Hotwork

  • 1. Permit to conduct hot work (Usually encompasses a risk assessment)?

  • 2. Have risk assessments been conducted where hot work presents a risk?

  • 3. Is fire fighting equipment available for fire prone locations?

  • 4. Are flammables or explosive substances removed from location prior to hot work?

22. Storm Water Run-off

  • 1. Weather monitored to implement controls to minimise soil erosion?

  • 2. Silt control fences in place or other?

  • 3. Waterway traps inserted to contain and remove contaminants?

24. Site Re-habilitation

  • 1. Are work plans available to include procedures for re-instatement of work sites?

  • 2. Are all locations rehabilitated to meet EPA standard?

Summary Comments, Auditor/Inspection Officer Details

    Comment
  • Summary Comments Details and Recommendations

  • Name and signature of person conducting audit / inspection.

Workers On-site, Names, Titles and Signature

    Worker
  • Comments

  • Name of worker and signature (Add title if required)

3. Contractors

5. Sub Contractors

  • 1. Are contractors made aware of company WHS policies and rules before commencing work<br>

  • 2. Do engaged contractors provide adequate insurances (Workers Compensation and Public Liability to 20 Million)?

  • 3. Are sub-contractors safety systems and consultation arrangements harmonised with the engaging PCBU?

  • 4. Are sub-contractors management systems provided to the principle PCBU?

  • 5. Are checks made of the contractors plant and equipment for compliance and safety?

15. Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS) - Code of Practice for Construction Work

  • 1. Have workers been inducted and consulted, in the development of SWMS?

  • 2. Are SWMS systematic with steps, hazards and controls?

  • 3. Are SWMS specific to the activity and easy for workers to understand?

  • 4. Do all workers understand SWMS and are they signed off?

  • 5 Are SWMS monitored and reviewed for effectiveness?

  • 6. Are SWMS provided to the principle contractor?

  • 7. Do SWMS meet the minimum standards required by applicable Codes of Practice?

  • 8. Are SWMS archived and retained for 5 years?

21. Environmental Controls

  • 1. Is there an environmental plan in place?

  • 2. Are work practices designed to reduce impacts to the environment?

  • 3. Are sediment barriers used around perimeters of earthworks and waterways?

  • 4. Is dust suppression available (E.g. Water carts)?

  • 5. Are vehicles and plant purchased and maintained to reduce emission levels?

  • 6. Are procedures available for the disposal of waste and used hazardous substances E.g. Safety Data Sheets?

  • 7. Does the company have a recycling policy?

4. Food Handling

Food Handling

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