Information

  • Date of hazard inspection:

  • Site/Location - area inspected:

  • Inspection conducted by:

  • Follow-up actions authorised by (Manager/Coordinator):

  • Health & Safety Representative:

  • Next inspection to be conducted by (date): (Quarterly requirement is the current MVCC standard minimum)

Health and safety Systems

  • OH&S Policy displayed on OH&S Notice Board?

  • 'If you are injured' poster displayed in worksite on OHS NOTICE BOARD?

  • Induction records and site sign in book - maintained and accessible

  • Return to Work - Rehabilitation Policy on OHS NOTICE BOARD?

  • Workplace Inspection records maintained in folders?

  • Emergency response plans on OHS Notice Board?

  • Training records, licenses & competences in folder - kept by Supervisor?

  • Safe operating procedures (SOP's), Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS), other Pre-starts & Routine rosters are maintained as required?

  • Protective Clothing & Equipment records are maintained?

  • Manual of OHS Policies and Procedures are available & staff know how to access them?

  • HSR is appointed (by election) & on OHS NOTICE BOARD?

  • Contractor risk assessment available

  • Contractor health and safety plan available

House Keeping

  • Work area free from rubbish & obstructions?

  • Free from Slip/Trip hazards?

  • Surfaces safe and suitable?

  • Stock/material stored safely?

  • Aisles: Unobstructed and clearly defined?

  • Adequate lighting?

  • Visions at corners

  • Wide enough

Electrical

  • No broken plugs, sockets and switches?

  • No frayed or defective leads?

  • Leads and portable equipment inspected and tagged?

  • No strained leads & no cable-trip hazards?

  • Lock-out procedures / danger rags in place

  • Appropriate fire fighting equipment available

Lighting

  • Adequate and free from glare

  • Lighting clean and efficient

  • Windows cleaned

  • No flickering or inoperable lights

  • Emergency lighting system

Fire Control and Emergency Response

  • Extinguishers in place

  • Fire fighting equipment serviced and tagged

  • Appropriate signage of extinguishers

  • Extinguishers appropriate to hazard

  • Personnel trained in use of fire fighting equipment

  • Emergency exit signage

  • Exit doors easily opened from inside

  • Exit path ways clear of obstructions

  • Alarms/communication system - adequate

  • Alarms tested

  • Smoking restrictions observed

  • Emergency personnel identified and trained

  • Emergency procedures documented - issued

  • Emergency telephone numbers displayed

  • Trial evacuations conducted

Cages and parking bays

  • Free from Slip, Trips and Fall hazards

  • Material Safety Date Sheets (MSDS) available

  • Clear of obstructions

  • Storage stable

  • Easy access to to all stored items

  • Heavier items stored low

  • No danger of falling objects

  • Clear of debris and spills

Hazardous Substance

  • Material Safety Data Sheet(MSDS) available

  • Risk assessments documented and controls implemented

  • Hazardous substances register developed

  • Containers labelled correctly

  • Adequate ventilation/ exhaust systems

  • Personal protection equipment(PPE) available and used

  • Personal hygiene - dermatitis control

  • Waste disposal procedures

  • Stored appropriately

  • Hazardous substance handling safe work procedures followed

  • Appropriate emergency/ first aid equipment - showers,eye bath, extinguishers

  • HAZCHEM signage displayed (if required)

Personal Protective Equipment(PPE)

  • Employees provided with PPE

  • Required PPE being worn by employees

  • Sunscreen and sunglasses provided

  • Correct PPE signage at access points

Manual Handling

  • Mechanical aids provided and used

  • Safe Work Procedures in place

  • Manual handling risk assessment performed

  • Manual handling controls implemented

Workplace Ergonomics

  • Workstation and seating design acceptable

  • Ergonomic factors considered in work layout and task design

  • Use of excessive force and repetitive movements minimised

  • Appropriate training provided

Material storage

  • Storage stable

  • Safe means of accessing high shelves

  • Heavier items stored low

  • No danger of falling objects

  • No sharp edges

Sweeper unloading bay and wash bay

  • Clear of debris

  • No broken plugs,sockets,switches

  • Drains are running freely

  • Free from Slip, Trips and Fall hazards

  • Clear of obstructions

First Aid

  • Cabinets and contents clean and orderly & stocks meet requirements?

  • Qualified First Aiders names displayed, location and phone numbers displayed?

  • Incident forms and additional First Aid reports are easily accessible?

  • Record of treatment and of supplies dispensed

  • Use of excessive force and repetitive movement minimised

  • Appropriate training provided

  • Are the handrails used when on the stairs?

  • Do employees traverse through passage ways in their work area in an appropriate and safe manner?

  • Ask staff at random - Do you who the First Aider is for your area?

  • Do employees clean up after themselves and leave tea station/s in a tidy manner?

  • Ask staff at random - Do you know where the relevant assembly points are?

  • Do workers at desks adopt the correct posture?

  • When using the phone, do workers avoid resting the phone between neck and shoulder?

  • Are there minimum items stored under the desk?

  • Awkward and sustained postures are identified and controls put in place?

  • Manual handling risks, e.g heavy and awkward items identified, assessed and controls implemented in SWP?

  • Mechanical aids used to lift heavy or awkward items?

  • Hazard/Omissions identified:

  • Reviewed and Signed:HSR:

  • Reviewed and Signed: Supervisor/Team Leader:

  • Reviewed and Signed: Coordinator/Manager:

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