Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title - V1.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Production Activities

  • If operating more than one shift, was the daily handover from the previous supervisor detailed and was the work area clean?<br>(Photos to be taken in support of statement. The handover is to cover WHSE, Operations and BAU details.

  • Have you reviewed the next day's waves, and or inbound register to determine staff level requirements?<br>(Staff levels vs output requirements should be measured. The measured process of outputs against a time parameter is referred to as TAKT time)

  • Has overtime been reviewed for accuracy and was it authorised?

  • Has the daily 'toolbox' been conducted?

  • Summarise the main points addressed.

  • Have you received an acceptable number of 5S checks today (Shine Plans) and are the safety 'flex' boards up to date?<br>

  • Summarise the main action points requiring follow up.

  • Have all staff time sheets been revised, staffs validated against the roster, and data entered into TMS?<br>(Detail any staff anomalies - eg. Unauthorised absence - to be completed and entered into TMS by 08:30am daily)

  • Do you have excess staff today? Can these excesses be used in other site BAU units?

  • Has the MHE requirements been matched to staff numbers?

  • Have the previous day's waves been finalised and completed?<br>(Has the corrective actions processes been initiated to rectify the outstanding items)

  • Have the goods returned been allocated to the correct inbound procedure and correctly located?<br>(Items will be pending a Werner response)

  • Have put away stocks been processed and correctly located?<br>(A visual and systems check should be carried out on each shift with attention placed on those items that have been carried over from previous shifts)

  • Do all outstanding operational and production issues have a 'history ' attached, of the corrective actions process employed in view of process finalisation?<br>(Provide a short description of the process engaged and expectant completion dates)

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

  • Have the RF Scanners been accounted for and can you confirm that the users have signed the register as the user?<br>(Are all RF scanners serviceable? Has a 'ticket been raised with IT for broken or faulty RF equipment)

Training

  • Has RF training been conducted within the last month?

  • Select date

  • If yes, take a photo of the training record and attach here

  • When was the last training date in the use of RF functions?

EOS (End of Shift) Process Requirements

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

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

  • Have all transport documents been prepared, drafted , and or finalised?<br>(A visual inspection is required by the supervisor as confirmation)

  • Have all paradigm entry requirements been emailed to the designated WHSE site representative?

  • Summarise any events requiring paradigm entries that occurred during your shift.

  • Have you reviewed the outstanding paradigm entries log to determine if any outstanding items are able to be closed out?

  • Has the assigned work areas and functional spaces been inspected for cleanliness and potential obstructions and has the 5S process been applied to gauge compliance?<br>(Physical inspection required with correction actions identified and finalised before shift dismount)<br>(Bins and or items used as refuse receptacles are to be emptied daily and checked; empty pallets are to be consolidated and placed on the Werner/HP stacks)<br>

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

  • Was any DBS equipment damaged during your shift? For MHE damages, if the damages were from labour hire, this is recoverable. Ensure this is detailed in the incident report)

  • Enter details of damages

  • Take photos of damages

  • Was any customer stock damaged during your shift?

  • Enter details of damages

  • Has the client been made aware of damages?

  • Insert photos of damages here

  • Was any pallet racking damaged during your shift?<br>( A visual inspection is required. Are the beams still within deflection tolerance? )

  • Has the racking been marked with an 'X' on the damaged beam with red spray ink to identify those beams that will require replacement due to defection specification failures?)

  • We're there any significant events during the shift that were considered noteworthy?<br>(This could be good or bad and morale affected or impacting)

  • What were the event details?

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

  • Summarise the main points

Continuous Improvement

  • Did any 'POP' suggestions present themselves during the shift?<br>(Are they worthy of escalation - supportive photos and details required)

  • Graphic representation of suggestion if it can be drawn

  • Photo of improvement item if available

  • Supportive statement of POP suggestion with specific detail required.

  • Has anyone suggested a "better way" proposal for BAU processes? <br>( Supervisor to engage staffs on a regular basis as part of the shared learnings process)

  • Details of the 'Better Way' suggestion.

Safety additional items

  • Are emergency exits unobstructed, clearly marked and visible?

  • Are pallet stacked items positioned securely in racks and stretch wrapped?

  • Are bulk stack items secure and stacked IAW supplier recommendations?

  • You are required to print and sign this report for ownership of this process

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