Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title - V1.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Production Activities

  • Was the handover from the previous supervisor detailed and was the work area clean?<br>(Photos should be taken to support statements. Handover to cover off on WHSE, Operations and BAU details)

  • Have you reviewed the next day wave requirements and inbound registers to determine staffing level requirements?<br>(This should be based on measure cycle times to TAKT time measurements)

  • Have you conducted the daily toolbox talk?

  • Summarise the main discussion points.

  • Have you received an acceptable number of 5S checks and is your SHINE Plan up to date?<br>(WHSE staffs to set the level requirements)

  • Have all cycle counts been completed?<br><br>

  • Summarise the number of counts required on shift vs the actual number completed.

  • Have the staffs in attendance today, been validated against the roster and output production forecast model? (Note: To be completed by 08:30am daily)

  • Have all staff time sheets been revised for accuracy, validated and submitted?<br>(Detail any staff anomalies - eg. Unauthorised absences. Note: details to be entered into TMS by 08:30 daily)

  • Was overtime observed during the review of time sheets, authorised by you?

  • Do you have excess staffs today based on the production throughput requirements, that can be utilised in other BAU areas.

  • Have the previous day's waves been completed and finalised?<br>(Has corrective action processes been implemented or initiated to rectify the outstanding orders and have the corrective actions been date stamped)

  • Have goods returned, been allocated to the correct process required and located in the correct location?<br>(Damaged pending Samsung response)

  • Have all DFN's been moved to the correct location?<br>(DFN staging; DFN holding)

  • Have all inbound containers been processed and received into WMS?

  • Have putaways been processed and correctly located? (Including any GR'd DFN's)<br>(A visual and systems check should be conducted on each shift with the focus placed on those items carried over from the previous shift)

  • Do all current outstanding operational production issues have a detailed 'history' attached that is time stamped for process measure ability. Do these detail the corrective actions undertaken?)

  • Has the daily production outputs been reviewed for MHE numbers requirements?

  • Has the MHE required for shift been checked for charge and serviceability? <br>Supervisor to confirm prior to shift departure that the team has physically checked the MHE and scanners)

  • Have all allocated RF scanners been accounted for have you confirmed that staffs are signing the register for RF use?

  • Are all RF scanners serviceable?<br>(If broken during the shift, raise a ticket on IT for action)

Training

  • Has RF training been conducted within the last month?

EOS (End of Shift) Process requirements

  • Have all orders (Open Orders Report) that can be processes, been finalised?<br>(Physical inspection required by supervisor at EOS)

  • Have all item movements been recorded and accounted for?<br>(A visual inspection of documentation required by supervisor)

  • Has all transportation documentation been prepared correctly and IAW customer requirements - consignment notes?<br>(Visual inspection required by supervisor to confirm)

  • Have all paradigm entry requirements been emailed to the WHSE team?

  • Summarise any paradigm events that occurred on shift

  • Has the paradigm on line register been reviewed to close out any outstanding action items?<br>(Inform WHSE staff of any actions taken)

  • Has the assigned work area and operational space been inspected for cleanliness and 5S compliance?<br>(Physical inspection required with corrective actions to be implemented before shift dismount)<br>(Bins and or other refuse receptacles are to be empty and any empty pallets to be placed on allocated external stacks)

  • Has all MHE been put away in the correct location and placed on charge?<br>(Visual inspection required for compliance)

  • Was any MHE equipment damaged during the shift? If damaged by a labour hire staff member, this cost can be recovered. Ensure details are captured.

  • Summarise the damages to equipments

  • Photos of damages to equipment required to support the document

  • Was any client or customer stocks damaged during the shift?

  • Summarise any client or customer damages

  • Photos required in support of statement of damages to stocks

  • Was any pallet racking damaged during your shift?<br>(Are the beams still within allowable deflection tolerances?)

  • Details on the damages required

  • Photos required of damaged racking and location

  • Has any damaged racking been marked with a red spray ink 'X'.?

Continuous Improvement

  • Did any 'POP' suggestions present themselves during the shift?<br>(Are they worthy of escalation? Supporting statement, photos, graphics required)

  • Details of POP

  • Photo of POP if within context

  • Drawing to explain the process or topic

  • During the shift, has anyone identified a 'better way' proposal for BAU basics?<br>(Supervisor to canvass staffs for input regularly)

  • Better Ways suggestion to be put forward.

  • Were there any significant events during the shift that were considered noteworthy?<br>(These could be be good or bad... Morale affecting)

  • Event details

  • Have you prepared a detailed handover for the oncoming shift supervisor?<br>(Summary should include WHSE events, operations and production briefs and BAU detail)

  • Summary of handover details

Safety additional items

  • Are emergency exits unobstructed, clearly marked and visible?

  • On review, are all bulk stack loads stable and located within the correct zone?

  • Printed name and signature required in support of comments and actions

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