Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Personnel

Area details (pre-inspection)

Area Classification Details

  • Building Number:

  • Description of Area:

  • Photograph Classification Drawing

  • Material Group:

  • Material T-Class:

Area Inspection

External Checks

  • Photograph the area (from outside the hazardous zone)

  • **DO NOT TAKE ELECTRONIC DEVICES INTO HAZARDOUS AREA**

Hazardous Area Housekeeping

  • Is the MSDS up to date and in an easily locatable position?

  • Is the area clear of spills or excessive dust build up?

  • Is the area clear of undocumented & unrated ignition sources?

  • Are all conditions of classification being adhered to? (i.e. no decanting, no unauthorised equipment)

Hazardous Area Design Checks

  • Is the area as per the design (i.e. no new, undocumented installations)?

  • Is there any visible damage to hazardous area equipment?

  • Is the electrical cabling free of any visible damage?

  • Are RCD Protective devices tested and operating correctly?

  • Is the equipment adequately protected against environmental factors (corrosion, weather, vibration)?

Dossier Checks

Dossier Checks

  • Are all changes to hazardous area recorded in dossier?

  • Are all data sheets correct and reflective of installed equipment?

  • Are all drawings up to date?

  • Are testing records recorded correctly?

  • Are there any design issues to be raised with Hazardous Area engineers?

Other

  • Notes:

  • Photographs to support checks, demonstrate issues (as required)

Sign Off

Finalise Audit

  • Are there any Danger, Isolation, Hazard or Information tags in the hazardous area?

  • If yes, please ensure you take photos of each tag (both sides)

  • Enter issues here.

  • Ensure that this report is emailed to ######@cqu.edu.au for actioning of any outstanding items.

Sign off by auditor.

  • Inspection completed by:

  • Add signature

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