Information

  • Select your Project

  • Daily Main Workshop Inspection

  • Conducted on

  • Inspection conducted by:

Daily Main Workshop Inspection

  • Inspection Procedure

    At the commencement of each shift, inspections must be completed by a Section 44 Appointed Person. They must not be delegated to non-Section 44 appointed persons.
    Personnel conducting inspections must ensure:
    • inspection sheets are appropriately completed
    • all actions are prioritised and completed as required, with actions ticked off in the ‘corrected’ column – the inspection can also be used as a supervisor’s to-do list
    • copies are to be emailed to the Maintenance Administrator by 4:00pm/4:00am – they will enter all actions not completed during the shift into the InControl (INX) database, and are responsible for maintaining and monitoring INX actions and maintaining inspection records
    • along with non-compliance, positive recognition of work areas is also documented in inspections, e.g. workshop bays in good condition.
    During handovers, the incoming Section 44 Appointed Supervisor must:
    • review inspection from previous shift to identify any outstanding actions that have not been completed and carried over to their shift
    • acknowledge they have reviewed the previous shift’s inspection by signing off in the previous inspection
    In some situations, an action may not be rectified for a period of time, such as a blown light. If so, only ONE entry for the same action is to be entered into INX.

Handover

  • Has a handover been conducted with your cross-shift and have any outstanding issues from the previous inspection/ shift been discussed?

Service Bay

  • Is housekeeping maintained to a high standard? Floors are clear of dirt, debris, parts, and spills (diesel/oils)?

  • Are tools stored correctly and in good condition?

  • Are all work benches clean and tidy?

  • Are access ways clear and serviceable?

  • Are all hoses adequately coupled; no hose leaks; end caps replaced?

  • Are there adequate bins for recycling filters, oily rags, and other items?

  • Are tools stored correctly; in good condition?<br>e.g. guarding, in place, saws, grinders and presses

  • Is all fire equipment in place and accessible? 1m clearance.

  • Are the emergency eyewash stations, accessible and clean?

Workshop Bays and Aprons

  • Additional Bay/s to be inspected.

  • Bay
  • Add Bay.png
  • Which bay are you actually inspecting

  • Take photo of the bay inspected

  • Is vehicle access unobstructed?

  • Are all Light Vehicles parked in designated car parking bays? i.e. not in front of workshop

  • Is housekeeping maintained to a high standard? Floors are clear of dirt, debris, parts and spills (diesel/oils)?

  • Are walkways clear of hoses, cables and other obstructions?

  • Are all work benches clean and tidy?

  • Is the workshop drain unobstructed? Are guards and mesh sections in place and dislodged?

  • Are tools stored correctly; in good condition?<br>e.g. guarding in place; saws, grinders and presses

  • Is jacking being conducted in designated areas?

  • Is tool box storage area clean and tidy in order and free of trip hazards?

  • Is all fire equipment in place and accessible? 1m clearance.

  • Are the emergency eyewash stations, accessible and clean?

  • Are first aid kits accessible?

  • Is lighting in all work areas functioning?

  • Oil dispensing stations are clean and all dry break fittings are fitted?

  • Are all cylinders secured and are flash back arrestors fitted to all cylinders and handpieces where required?

  • Are spill kits stocked appropriately and accessible?

  • Are hydrocarbon and waste bins available, do they require emptying?

  • Is the main yard free from spill, rubbish and does it require grading?

  • Are there additional bays?

    Add Bay at bottom.png

Washdown Pad

  • Is there a washdown pad

  • Is housekeeping maintained; is washdown pad an acceptable standard?

  • Is the collection sump/oil separator working?

  • Are hoses stored correctly; is correct coupling assembly attached?

  • Are bins appropriate, colour coded/labeled/waste segregated?<br>i.e. no controlled waste in general waste bin

  • Is all fire equipment in place, accessible? 1m clearance?

Boilermakers Bay

  • Is housekeeping maintained to an acceptable standard?

  • Yard free from spills, rubbish and does it require grading?

  • Is vehicle access unobstructed?

  • Are all Light Vehicles parked in designated car parking bays?

  • Are all work benches clean and tidy?

  • Are tools stored correctly; in good condition?<br>e.g. guarding in place; saws; grinders and presses

  • Are there no unprotected sharp edges?

  • Are adequate protective screens available?

  • Is all fire equipment in place, accessible? 1m clearance.

  • Is emergency eyewash station and shower in place, accessible and in good working order?

  • Steal storage areas are arranged in an orderly manner? Plate steel is located on pallets, stacked appropriately?

Sign Off

  • To be signed off by the Sec 44 Supervisor completing the inspection.

  • To be signed off by the Sec 44 Superintendent reviewing the inspection.

The templates available in our Public Library have been created by our customers and employees to help get you started using SafetyCulture's solutions. The templates are intended to be used as hypothetical examples only and should not be used as a substitute for professional advice. You should seek your own professional advice to determine if the use of a template is permissible in your workplace or jurisdiction. You should independently determine whether the template is suitable for your circumstances.