Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Property Type and Status

  • This property is classified as :

Gardens and Driveway

  • Photo evidence of Gardens and Driveways

  • Lawn is mowed

  • Cars are parked neatly and not on the grass in front of the house

  • Branches and Palm fronds are not lying around on the ground

  • No weeds growing in vegetable gardens or around the edges of pathways and fences

  • Driveways have no potholes or cracks in them that could be a trip hazard

Rubbish Bins

  • Bins are stored properly - no broken lids or handles, no overflowing rubbish

Steps and pathways EXTERNAL

  • Photo of all external steps and pathways: ensure they are not mouldy, slippery or rotten

  • All steps that go into every door are clear and marked with yellow visi-tape

Steps INTERNAL

  • Photo of all steps inside the house - between rooms, upstairs or in bathroom areas

  • All internal steps are marked with yellow visi-tape

Safety Items

  • Photos of all safety equipment on site

  • First Aid Kit Sighted

  • Smoke Alarm working and checked

  • Fire Extinguisher On site and in date or green zone

  • Emergency kit in place

  • Electrical Box secure and safe

  • Gas bottles - not leaking and safe

Outdoor Safety

  • Photos of all outdoor areas - gardens, pools, verandahs etc

  • Pool Gate is working

  • Pool is clean and clear ( not cloudy or green and no leaves )

  • Fences are all in place with no loose boards or holes

  • No broken chairs or any broken furniture in the yard

  • No loose stones, bricks, wood planks etc seen in the yard - trip hazards

  • No broken branches or trees that look potentially dangerous

  • No old basketball hoops or game items that could fall - ie rusted play items

  • Rural paddocks have a sign that indicates - Animal and Trip Hazards in this area - Closed shoes must be worn and care taken

  • Sheds are signed - do not enter hazard- authorised personnel only

General Condition Report

  • General Condition Photo Evidence

  • Kitchen is in good, safe state of repair

  • All bathrooms are in a good, safe state of repair

  • All toilets are in a good, safe state of repair

  • Bedrooms are in a safe, clean and good state of repair

  • Office area is in a good, safe state of repair

  • Lounge are is in a good, safe state of repair

  • Kitchen Fridge - Open and check the contents of the fridge and freezer : no open food, tidy and labelled

  • Kitchen pantry - food covered and safe - no sign of rodents or insect infestation

  • Vacuum cleaner - checked that it is clean and emptied and the filter is clean ( not grey )

  • Dryer filter - checked that it is clean and emptied

Other Items Identified

  • General other evidence of items identified

  • Any holes in walls

  • Any walls that need painting

  • Any extension cords or electrical cords in sight that are a trip hazard

  • Check that all light bulbs are working in every room

  • Computer working and Internet check all OK

  • Buckets and mops stored properly and not in a place that could be a trip hazard

Security

  • Photo confirmation of keys on site and emergency keys taped in keysafe

  • Safe - Emergency Key is on site or you have confirmed where this is stored

  • Spare Key taped to the inside of the key safe

  • Set of keys on site - either with staff or in the keysafe

  • Photo confirming spare key is in place :

Condition Report and Outcome

  • Additional photo evidence

  • Actions or suggestions that need to be taken for follow up at the next condition report audit

  • Condition Report for this location ( 0 = poor condition and 10 Excellent condition - no safety hazards identified

  • Signature of Property Condition Auditor

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