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BioAction WHS Site Inspection/Audit
Melbourne Water -
Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
BioAction Principal Contractor Documentation Audit
Key Documentation
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Bioaction Health and Safety Coordination Plan for project is available at the site.
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Principle Contractor BioAction has hazardous chemical register for project and made available
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SWMS statements are available for all high risk construction work that;<br>- identifies the work that is high risk construction work<br>- specifies hazards relating to the high risk construction work<br>- describes the measures to be implemented to control risks<br>- describes how control measures are to be implemented, monitored and reviewed<br>- considers circumstances of the workplace that may affect work <br>- SWMS has been prepared for that workplace
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Emergency procedures are developed and available for the project
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Register maintained of all persons on site inducted
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Copy of Bioaction Workers Compensation available for Inspection
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Copies of SWMS’s are maintained by the PC Bioaction and are made available
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Are Work Method Statements (SWMSs) available for all works
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Are safety controls identified in the SWMS in use, for example personal protective equipment and signage
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Register of incidents maintained and available
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Site Specific Rules developed and available
Sub Contractors
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Are any Subcontractors onsite today
Sub contractor
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Name of Contractor
Workers Compensation Details
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Sub Contractor Workers Compensation policy or Subcontractors Statement provided to Bioaction. (ensures that workers are covered by subcontractor and Bioaction does not become liable for workers compensation claim)
Training
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Workers have appropriate licenses, certificates of competencies or permits prior to commencement of work. (For example High Risk Work Licenses or evidence of training required in SWMS)
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Contractor has evidence of training of workers in processes to be undertaken
Site Consultation
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Evidence of Contractor Site Meetings observed
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Evidence of Contractor Toolbox Talks observed
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Evidence of Bioaction consultation/ alerts to Melbourne Water.
Induction
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Workers hold valid General Construction Induction Training Cards (e.g. White Card)
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Melbourne Water Site Induction completed by all workers (Bioaction and Sub Contractors)
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Workers observed have appropriate licenses, certificates of competencies or permits prior to commencement of work. (For example High Risk Work Licenses or evidence of training required in SWMS)
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Workers trained in site rules.
Subcontractor Supervision / Inspections
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Minimum weekly inspections of works being completed by sub contractor
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Contractor has addressed Corrective Action Requests within agreed time frame
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Is adequate supervision being provided considering the type of work being performed
Melbourne Water Safety
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Has Melbourne water been alerted about todays refurbishment work which may impact on their business or worker safety
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Is the traffic management plan being correctly adhered to by Melbourne Water workers visitors
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Has Melbourne Water been notified of traffic management issues
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Is restricted access signed. Is unauthorised entry signage displayed where appropriate and observed
Site Observations
Site Security and Sign In
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Site sign in locations determined and in use
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Is site access controlled and secured from unauthorized access
Emergency and First Aid
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Is there an appropriate number of trained First Aiders available
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Name of First Aider
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First Aider Details
First Aid
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Is First Aider Name and contact details on the Emergency list
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Company
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Details for contact in the event of emergency ie Phone and number.
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Copy of First Aid Certificate held by Bioaction
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List of current emergency contact phone numbers (including First Aid) is displayed or easily available to all workers
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Is the First Aid kit fully stocked and in date
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Is correct signage on fire hoses and extinguishers displayed
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Are fire panels, fire exits, extinguishers and hoses operational and kept clear at all times
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Are fire extinguishers and hoses checked within 6 months
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Workers are aware of emergency procedures and what action to take in the event of an emergency
Housekeeping
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All equipment and fixtures are;<br>- Stored in designated and defined work zones<br>- Left in a safe state<br>- Not overloaded beyond safe working loads
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Are work zones clearly set up;<br>- That are clearly defined<br>- Physical works are being performed within the confines of defined work zones<br>- Enable a staged handover process to occur
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Are all materials and equipment cleared from passageways, the shop floor, the stockroom and footpaths
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Do contractors leave the entry gates and emergency exits free from obstruction
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Do contractors leave access to emergency equipment free from obstruction
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Spill response equipment readily accessible on site
Layout
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Is the traffic management plan effective for the daily activities?
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Is there suitable lighting work activities
Amenities
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Toilets inspected and appropriate (ie doors close, toilet seats, flushing water, toilet paper, hand towels/paper, bin.)
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Appropriate access to meal location and facilities
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Appropriate access to drinking water
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Have contractors left the toilets and staff rooms clean at all times
Contractors Plant and Equipment
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Is all plant and equipment adequately guarded and have warnings and instructions displayed
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Are the workers tools and equipment appropriate for the task
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Are registration and maintenance records available for all plant and equipment
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Risk controls are in place for storage of plant when not in use
Plant Inspection Service/Plant Check
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Contractor equipment check
Contractor Equipment
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Plant Description
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Controlling Sub Contractor for plant
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Plant Pre Start Checks are up to date
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Is plant being maintained in a safe condition for use
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Is this plant within service schedule
Working from Height
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Is there any work at height
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Are precautions in place for use of Elevated Work Platforms or Scissor lifts (e.g. Only trained and authorised personnel, equipment inspected for safe condition and maintenance up to date prior to use, operators wears safety harness when elevated, SWMS for work)
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Controls in place to manage risk of falls from height as per SWMS
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Are ladders in good condition and used appropriately for the task (e.g. secure, non-conducting for electrical work)
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Emergency and rescue procedures in place if all arrest systems are used
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Are workers protected from falling objects
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Have workers performing work at height been adequately trained
Electrical Hazards
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Is any electrical work being undertaken at time of inspection
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Are all leads tagged and tested within 3 months (hostile environment- construction)
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Are RCD used on site (orange handbag RCD accepted at end of lead from board)
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Are control measures implemented as per the SWMS
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Are all electrical leads elevated to prevent a trip hazard and to reduce the risk of damage from drag, contact with a sharp object or being run over by mobile machinery
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Is equipment without defects, for example no frayed leads, no exposed wires and no broken plugs
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Are all switches and circuits identified and secured to prevent unauthorised access
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Are lock-out tag procedures in place
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Does a qualified technician conduct electrical works
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Live work is not conducted or is managed through risk assessment and SWMS process
Chemicals
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Chemical SDS/MSDS
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Are chemicals different from previous inspection/audit?
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Name of chemical
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Has MSDSs/ SDS's been provided to Bioaction NB: it is located in the Site Hazardous Chemical Register
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Does the MSDS/SDS have Australian emergency contact details and is dated within the last five years
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Are controls, including controls for environmental risks, in place in accordance with MSDSs and SWMSs for storage and use
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Are all containers appropriately labelled
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Are chemicals stored in accordance with the requirements of the MSDS and segregated where required (e.g. all gas bottles are secured)
PPE
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Are workers provided and are wearing appropriate PPE for work performed
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Do workers wear PPE that is in good condition
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Training given in correct PPE use and maintenance
Subcontractor Management
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Review one subcontractor performing work
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Sub-contractor company
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Name of sub-contractor
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Does sub-contractor have SWMS for work being performed
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Is subcontractor working in accordance with SWMS for work being performed
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Is the subcontractors plant and equipment safe for use
Noise
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Are controls in place to prevent overexposure of noise limits for workers
Incident Management
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Incidents on site are documented with incident root cause and corrective actions identified
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File maintained of completed incident reports and investigations by Sub contractor with copy provided to Bioaction
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Are government incident notification requirements known and complied with
General Comments/Observation:
Recommendations / Actions
Sign Off
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Principal Contractor Representative