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    Audit criteria and scope

    The objective of this audit is to conduct a surveillance assessment and look for positive evidence to ensure that elements of the scope of certification and the requirements of the management standard are effectively addressed by Colt's IMS management system. To ensure the system demonstrates the ability to support the achievement of statutory, regulatory and department requirements and the organisation specified objectives, where applicable to identify potential areas for improvement, and any potential risks which will affect the IMS management system and strategic business objectives.
    The scope of the assessment is the documented management system with relation to the requirements of ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2015 and other statutory requirements and departmental processes/procedures

    Criteria for this audit:
    Identification
    PPE
    Health/Safety
    Risks
    Environmental
    Statutory requirements

Slips Trips and Fall

  • Is there enough storage space and shelving available.

  • Floors and stairs in good condition and have even surfaces (no cracks or holes).

  • Area is generally tidy and the floor free of clutter.

  • Any signs of spills not cleared up.

  • Are there any trailing leads that pose a trip hazard.

  • Walkways, landings and corridors clear of obstructions and trip hazards (e.g. Cables)

Fire Safety

  • Fire Doors and exits clearly marked, kept clear on both sides at all times, never left open.

  • All stairwells clear of obstructions.

  • Fire extinguishers present in marked locations and display a current inspection label/tag.

  • Emergency exit signs in place and show correct routes, with no conflicting signs.

  • Can final fire exit doors be opened from the inside (not padlocked).

  • Are fire doors not wedged open.

  • Are fire doors viewing panels kept clear. Note: Paper covering on the corridor side of viewing panel is permitted.

  • Is the emergency fire and evacuation procedure displayed next to call point.

  • Are personal emergency evacuation plans (PEEP) in place for people with disabilities.

  • The assembly point signage clear and visible.

  • Fire doors open easily and close fully? Is the self working correctly.

  • Any visitors or contractors at time of audit been instructed in the fire evacuation procedures in the event of an emergency.

  • Are smoking bins clear of general waste.

  • Are there checks in place for emergency lighting and documented and what frequency.

Equipment

  • In general electrical equipment bears a current inspected/tested label and is not obviously damaged (including extension leads).

  • All power sockets and switches are in good condition.

  • Is working at height equipment correctly tagged and displays a current inspection in date.

  • All new employees or employees that have moved completed DSE assessment.

  • Is the defibrillator in working condition and pads in date

  • Is Havwear in working condition.

  • Are the first aid boxes complete and in date

  • Daily/weekly inspections completed for plant and equipment i.e. Shutters, machines.

  • Are air hose in good condition and checks completed.

  • Control measures being implemented as per RA's/SSOW.

  • Is lighting adequate and operational .

General area

  • Are noise levels adequately controlled and acceptable at time of audit.

  • Is temperature adequate at time of audit.

  • Racking and storage is sufficient. Racking/shelving is not too high or overloaded. Are racking inspections up to date.

  • Does the area contain asbestos and is signage in place and documented for visitors and contractors.

  • Sufficient floor space/dimensions. To allow people to move around with ease.

  • Kitchen or kitchenette in adequate and acceptable condition.

  • Toilet and shower facilities in adequate and acceptable condition.

  • Is there legionnaire's checks in place for shower and water facilities.

Machinery, Workshop equipment and plant

  • Lift facilities in adequate and acceptable condition.

  • Area around machinery clear of obstructions and waste.

  • Plant and equipment maintained and in good working condition i.e. Folk lifts

  • Guarding on machinery in suitable condition.

  • All guards in place.

  • Emergency stops are working and accessible and clearly visible to the machine user.

  • Warning labels and procedures displayed on or near equipment.

  • Welding screens maintained ad in good condition.

  • Specific fume/dust extraction systems are maintained and operating as intended.

  • Storage is available for PPE.

  • Lifting equipment is functionally correctly and has a current certificate.

  • Local exhaust ventilation (LEV) systems are working as designed.

  • Chemical containers are labeled correctly and applicable SDS available.

  • Chemicals are stored according to compatibility.

  • Flammable substances are stored in appropriate cabinets.

  • In storage, cylinders are kept to a minimum and segregated by type, full and empty cylinders are stored separately. Empty cylinders should be kept to a minimum.

  • Cylinders are prevented from falling by bracket, chains or stable stands.

  • Cylinder trolleys are available and used for transport.

  • Regulators are tagged and less than five years old.

  • Appropriate gas cylinders labels are displayed.

  • Employees who change cylinders are appropriately trained.

  • PPE available and used as necessary.

Documentation

  • Any visitors or contractors on site at time of audit completed the visitors book.

  • Any visitors or contractors on site at time of audit read the visitors book.

  • Any contractors on site at time of audit have applicable RAMS.

Environmental

  • Do the spill kits still have in place tamperproof tabs. If not has spill been recorded.

  • Does the hazardous waste been handled correctly.

  • Has WEEE equipment been stored and segregated adequately

  • Are waste disposal facilities suitable for the area.

Results

  • Non conformities

  • Observations

  • Risks and opportunities

  • Good behaviour

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