Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Corridor

Task allocation

  • Poor - Tasks poorly allocated workers unsure of job
    Fair - Tasks allocated evenly, workers understand job
    Good - Tasks allocated evenly – workers understand and have chance to ask questions on the job
    Best practice - As ‘Good’ Tasks allocated with thought for strengths and weaknesses within the team and taking into account external factors including weather considerations.

  • How would you describe the content of the Task Allocation?

Safety moment/issues raised

  • Poor - No safety moment or chance to raise issues
    Fair - Safety moment and some safety issued discussed
    Good - Relevant safety moment and all workers actively involved in safety discussion resulting in some hazard reports submitted. Workers actively engaged and contributing to discussions.
    Best practice - As ‘Good’ safety issues raised automatically generate Hazard/Near miss report and safety message is embedded in workplace culture.

  • How would you describe the summary of safety moment/issues raised?

Active engagement of workers

  • Poor - Little or no engagement of workers
    Fair - Some engagement of workers as evidenced by two way comms
    Good - Results shared with team and active discussion on how they can be improved
    Best practice - As ‘Good’ - briefer engages and holds the attention of all workers throughout the brief and strong contribution from the team.

  • What was the engagement level?

Results driven – with respect to the customer and worker safety

  • Poor - Results shared with team
    Fair - Results shared with team
    Good - Results shared with team and active discussion on how they can be improved.
    Best practice - As ‘Good’ but with strong customer focus and best safety practice.

  • Results driven – with respect to the customer and worker safety

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