Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Fire equipment clear of obstruction

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Is the Safety management documentation current and up to date?

Behaviours

  • Fork Hoist Driver:

  • Company:

  • Horn being used at corners, oncoming traffic and blind spots?

  • Fork hoist driver and pedestrians following 3 metre rule?

  • Is the correct PPE available?

  • Fork hoist driver has stopped and lowered forks prior to pedestrians approaching?

  • Driver has their fork host license present or valid competency to operate machine?

  • Dates on Competency card are all valid?

  • Machine is clean and free of rubbish?

  • Is the machine free of any noticeable faults?

Observation

  • Is there sufficient cleaning equipment?

  • Designated walkways clear of obstruction?

  • Emergency exits are clear of obstructions?

  • Fire safety equipment clear of obstruction?

  • Empty Pallets stacked safely in designated areas?

  • Area is clear of rubbish?

  • Spills are isolated?

  • Correct Safety signage is in place?

Discussion

  • Name:

  • Company:

  • What items are you allowed to stop and grab before proceeding to assembly point?

  • What should you do when the evacuation alarm sounds while you are working?

  • What is the minimum distance required between moving MHE and pedestrians?

  • What should you do if you see water, oil or liquid on floor?

  • How many fork hoists are allowed to load/unload a vehicle at any one time?

  • Who's responsible for reporting hazard/near miss/injury/property damage?

  • What must you carry with you at all times when you are using the MHE equipment?

  • What should you do if you see something being done that is unsafe?

  • Where are the the first aid kits located in the AKL Inwards Goods?

  • Name one First Aider in your department

  • Name a Fire Warden in your department

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