Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Site Type

  • Is the site Commercial, Retail OR Industrial

Security and Contractor Management

  • 1. Are all restricted (plant) areas locked and hazard warning signage clearly displayed?

  • 2. Are the SASNZ, ControlPoint login instructions and contractor hazard register available?

Fire Protection Systems

  • Check fire alarm panel display and comment if there are any defects and consider if there are any areas to inspect due to system isolations.

  • Is the green light on with no signs of defects?

BWOF & Emergency Management

  • 1. BWOF current and displayed?

  • 2. Is the emergency evacuation plan clearly displayed in all areas?

  • 3. Are ALL Fire Doors operational and exit paths clear?

Electrical (Common area equipment only)

  • 1. Are all electrical rooms in MSB and risers clear? (i.e. no stored items, rubbish)

  • 2. Are power points being used appropriately (i.e no multiboards, double adaptors, piggy backing etc)

Hazardous Substances

  • 1. Is the site clear of hazardous materials or dangerous goods on site? If present, are they stored correctly with MSDS available?

Interior Environment (all common areas)

  • 1. Are floors and surfaces in good condition?

  • 2. Are stairways and aisles kept clear and useable?

  • 3. Are lighting levels satisfactory?

  • 4. Is the general presentation and cleanliness satisfactory?

  • 5. Are toilets clean and adequately stocked with supplies?

  • 6. No leaks with the plumbing (pans running/dripping taps)?

  • 7. Is the directory board up to date?

  • 8. Are vacant areas clean and presentable?

  • 9. Are lifts clean, well lit and are the emergency phones operational?

  • 10. Are public facilities and large common areas (i.e food courts, etc) well presented?

Exterior Environment

  • 1. Are exterior walls and surfaces clean and in good repair?

  • 2. Are paths and external stairs in good condition?

  • 3. Is the car park clean, presentable, signage displayed and free from hazards?

  • 4. Are roller doors/auto doors/boom gates/dock levellers operational and not damaged?

  • 5. Is exterior/security lighting working?

  • 6. Are drains/grates clear of debris and rubbish?

  • 7. Are waste bins regularly emptied and area clean/tidy?

  • 8. Are fences/gates undamaged?

  • 9. Are landscaped areas well presented & free from rubbish?

Roof

  • 1. Is the roof access compliant and safe to use? i.e. does it comply with our roof access safety procedure? (Do not proceed if the answer is no).

  • 2. Is the roof area free from debris and trip hazards?

  • 3. Are the roofs/gutters clear and in good maintained condition?

  • 4. Are roof walkways and perimeter barriers in good condition?

  • 5. Is the site clear of access issues/fall hazards within the two meter proximity to the access hatch or roof mounted equipment?

Plant & Equipment

  • 1. Are all access areas, ladders and stairways in good condition?

  • 2. Are ALL plant rooms neat and tidy, free from debris and trip hazards?

  • 3. Does all equipment appear to be in good condition and working order?

Workplace Safety

  • 1. Is the site free of trip hazards?

Tenancy Inspections

  • Minimum of one tenancy per inspection. All areas of tenancy to be inspected at least once a year.

  • Specify tenant name

  • 1. Egress OK?

  • 2. Is the tenant staying within the leased premises?

  • 3. No impairment of life safety features?

  • 4. Emergency evacuation assembly areas plan available?

  • 5. Well lit and free from hazards?

  • 6. Air conditioning comfortable?

General

  • Please make note of any hazards not already identified in this report.

Contractor Management

  • 1. Are all restricted areas locked and signage clearly displayed?

  • 2. Is the contractor box locked and all relevant forms stocked?

  • 3. Are contractors using the contractor induction box?

  • 4. Are all contractors inducted and reviewed within past 12 months?

  • 5. Has the Hazard Awareness Chart been updated in the last 12 months?

Fire Protection Systems

  • 1. Is a Service Provider regularly testing and maintaining the following components to the relevant Service Agreement and appropriate State legislation:

  • A - Fire extinguishers (R)

  • B - Fire Hose Reels (R)

  • C - Fire Doors

  • D - Fire Alarm System

  • E - Fire Sprinkler System

  • F - Early Warning Intercommunication System (EWIS)

  • G - Emergency Lighting & Exit Signs (R)

  • H - Hydrants

  • I - Smoke curtain(s)

  • 2. Has Flow test been done?

  • 3. Are Fire Cupboards (hose reel storage etc) free from stored materials and rubbish? (R)

  • 4. Are Portable Fire Extinguishers and Fire Hose Reels clearly signed? (R)

  • 5. Is access to fire cupboards unimpeded?

Emergency Management

  • 1. Is the emergency evacuation plan clearly displayed in all areas?

  • 2. Are ALL Fire Doors / Breakout panels operational?

  • 3. Are assembly areas allocated and understood?

  • 4. Has a practice drill occurred in the last six months?

  • 5. Are the means of escape paths and emergency exits clear?

Electrical (Common area equipment only)

  • 1. Has electrical equipment and Residual Current Devices been tested / tagged in last 12 months?

  • 2. Are power points being used appropriately (i.e no multiboards, double adaptors, etc)

  • 3. Has Distribution Board had thermal test done in last 12 months

Hazardous Substances

  • 1. Are there any hazardous materials or dangerous goods present on site?

  • 2. Is Hazmat register current?

  • 3. Are the materials or goods stored correctly?

  • 4. Are Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) available for all dangerous goods?

  • 5. Is there asbestos on site and is the register up to date?

  • 6. Is a spill kit on site and is it complete?

First Aid. (Applies to manned properties only)

  • 1. Is a first aid kit supplied?

  • 2. Has the first aid kit been audited in the last year?

  • 3. Are all injuries reported and recorded in a book or form?

  • 4. When first aid equipment is used is it recorded?

  • 5. Is a sharps kit available?

Interior Environment

  • 1. Are floors and surfaces in good condition?

  • 2. Are stairways and aisles kept clear and useable?

  • 3. Are lighting levels satisfactory?

  • 4. Is the general presentation and cleanliness satisfactory e.g. Ceilings, high glass, furniture?

  • 5. Are toilets clean and adequately stocked with supplies (Men's, Women's, Disabled)?

  • 6. Are the kitchen/tea rooms clean?

  • 7. Is air conditioning within operational limits?

  • 8. Is the directory board up to date?

  • 9. Are vacant areas clean and presentable?

  • 10. Are lifts clean, well lit and are the emergency phones operational? (R)

  • 11. Are public facilities and large common areas (i.e food courts, etc) well presented?

  • 12. Is CCTV operational?

  • 13. Are shop fronts clean / presentable?

  • 14. Are signs in good condition / current?

  • 15. Are ceilings and high glass areas presentable?

  • 16. Are furniture items in good condition?

  • 17. Are mall tiles clean and in good condition?

  • 18. Are bins / planters clean and in good condition?

  • 19. Are storerooms tidy and secure?

Exterior Environment

  • 1. Are exterior walls and surfaces clean and in good repair?

  • 2. Are paths and external stairs in good condition?

  • 6. Are roller doors / boom gates / dock levellers operational / undamaged?

  • 7. Is exterior / security lighting working?

  • 8. Are drains / grates clear of rubbish?

  • 9. Are waste bins regularly emptied and area clean / tidy?

  • 10. Are fences / gates undamaged?

  • 11. Are landscaped areas well presented & free from rubbish?

Car Park

  • 1. Is car park surface in good condition?

  • 2. Are parking areas tidy and bollards/speed humps undamaged?

  • 3. Is the line marking & signage adequate in the car park area?

  • 4. Are driveways clear and free of hazards?

  • 5. Is external signage current and in good condition?

  • 6. Is car park lighting sufficient and timers working?

Plant & Equipment

  • 1. Are all access ladders and stairways in good condition?

  • 2. Are the lifts and escalators serviced frequently?

  • 3. Are the Building Maintenance Units (BMU's) serviced regularly?

  • 4. Does the car park ventilation system appear to be working correctly?

  • 5. Are ALL plant rooms neat and tidy, free from debris and trip hazards?

  • 6. Is there evidence that chillers / cooling towers are regularly serviced?

  • 7. Is water testing regularly tested and are results available?

Roof

  • 1. Is the roof area free from debris and trip hazards?

  • 2. Are gutters clear and in good condition? (R)

  • 3. Are roof walkways and perimeter barriers in good condition?

Environmental

  • 1. Has the back flow device been tested?

  • 2. Are grease traps serviced as per regulations?

  • 3. Are sump pumps operational and regularly serviced?

Workplace safety

  • 1. Are there any confined spaces areas on site?

  • 2. Are there any trip hazards apparent?

General Comment

  • Please make a note of any issues not already identified in this report.

Introduction/Entry

  • Occupancy Permit located in entry

  • Is the BWoF located in entry?

  • Is the site safety (OH&S) folder on site?

  • Are contractors using the sign in/out section and using the Colliers Permits?

Fire Protection Systems

  • 1. Is a Service Provider regularly testing and maintaining the following components to the relevant Service Agreement and appropriate State legislation:

  • A - Portable Fire Extinguishers/Hose Reels/Hydrants

  • Photo of Date Stamp

  • 2. Are Fire Cupboards (fire hose reel storage, etc) clean and free from stored materials and rubbish?

  • 3. Are Portable Fire Extinguishers and Fire Hose Reels marked with a location and identification marker?

  • C - Fire Doors

  • D - Fire Alarm System

  • E - Fire Sprinkler System

  • Is there a Block Plan for the sprinkler system located near pumps?

  • Are the fire sprinkler system log books on site and current?

  • Date of last service?

  • F - Early Warning Intercommunication System (EWIS)

  • G - Emergency Lighting & Exit Signs

Emergency Management

  • Is the emergency evacuation plan clearly displayed in all areas?

  • Is the manual for Emergency Evacuation Procedures on site and viewed?

  • Are assembly areas allocated and understood?

  • When was the last practice drill carried out?

  • Are the means of escape paths and emergency exits clear?

Electrical (Common area equipment only)

  • Has the Thermographic Test of the switchboards been completed, and report viewed with no repairs?

Hazardous Substances

  • Are there any hazardous materials or dangerous goods present on site?

  • Are forklift gas bottles stored in a cage neatly?

  • Is there any signes of bulk fuel storage on site (over 450ltrs)?

  • Are the materials or goods stored correctly?

  • Are Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) available for all dangerous goods?

  • Are there any Under Ground Storage Tanks located on site?

  • Does the site generate emissions to the atmosphere?

  • Are there any signs of waste (liquids) discharging into drains?

Property Risk Audits

  • Has an OH&S Risk Audit been completed at the property?

  • Has any High Risk matters been completed?

  • Has an Asbestos Audit for the property been carried out?

  • If required, is an Asbestos Management Plan in place & operational?

  • Has an Confined Space Audit (and register) for the property been carried out?

  • Has an Plant Risk Audit (and register) for the property been carried out?

Interior Environment

  • 1. Are floors and surfaces in good condition? (Slips & Trips)

  • 2. Warehouse floors: construction joints repairs? Or Caulking required?

  • 3. Any impact damage to bollards/columns?

  • 4. Are stairways and aisles kept clear and useable?

  • 5. Are lighting levels satisfactory?

  • 6. Is the general presentation and cleanliness satisfactory?

  • 7. Are the common area kitchen/tea rooms clean?

  • 8. Is the line marking & signage adequate in the car park area?

  • 9. Are vacant areas clean and presentable?

  • 10. Are public facilities and large common areas (i.e food courts, etc) well presented?

  • 11. Any Ceiling Tiles damaged?

Exterior Environment

  • 1. Are exterior walls, windows, gutters and surfaces clean and in good repair?

  • 2. Are paths and external stairs in good condition?

  • 3. Are parking areas clean & tidy?

  • 4. Are driveways clear and free of hazards?

  • 5. Are landscaped areas well presented & free from rubbish?

  • 6. Are all Roller Doors in working order and no visible damage?

  • 7. Are all Dock Levellers in working order and no visible damage?

  • 8. Any damaged bollards & fences/gates damaged?

  • 9. Are there any wooden pallets stored up against any buildings? If so ask tenants to relocate away from the buildings?

General

  • 1. Are all restricted access areas locked?

Plant & Equipment

  • 1. Are all access ladders and stairways in good condition?

  • 2. If required, are the roof anchor points/lines been maintained?

  • 3. Does the car park/storage ventilation system appear to be working correctly?

  • 4. Are ALL plant rooms neat and tidy, free from debris and trip hazards?

  • 5. Is the roof area free from debris and trip hazards?

  • 6. Mechanical: Cooling Tower(s) registered?

  • 7. Are the Sump Pump(s) been serviced in the past 12 months?

  • 8. Has the back flow device been tested?

Other Hazards

  • Please make a note of any hazards not already identified in this report.

General Comment

  • Is the Lease Expiring shortly? Tenant comments on long term plan?

  • Comment on the typical volume levels of tenants stock from previous inspection?

  • Any security breaches, accidents occurred since last inspection?

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