Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Edgewater Manufacturing HSEQ Audit

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by Peter Gregg

  • Location
  • Personnel

Safe system of work

Safe system of work

  • Corrective preventative actions closed from last visit?

  • Method statements and risk assessments in place and signed?

  • Machinery training records on file?

  • Sub contractor safety information available on site? This will include method statements, risk assessments and competency records.

  • Induction records in place for all operatives on site? As part of the audit a sample will take place to confirm compliance.

Performance Management Records

Management

  • SC060 planning schedule in use?

  • Drawings in use? Latest revision in use and on the server? Check to take place.

  • Accident Incident monitor completed by manufacturing manager for previous month and emailed to health & safety department?

  • Sub contractors approved? - sample to take place.

  • SF001 project commencement form completed? - sample to take place. (Only needed for supply & fit contracts)

Health & Safety

  • Clock in cards & sign in book in use including management signed in. (Check to take place)

  • Plant certificates / PUWER inspections in place for equipment and dashboard monitor (SC040) up to date?

  • PUWER weekly inspections in place (SC 001 12)

  • Floor mounted Machines adequately secured/fixed?

  • Evidence that portable appliance testing has been completed for tools & equipment.

  • Vehicle management records completed for Edgewater vehicles (Citroen van & Lorry) & emailed to health and safety department?

  • Toolbox talks being completed? must be minimum of fortnightly.

  • Accident investigation records?

  • Permit to work records in place for elements of work such as Hot Works & Work @ Height including stepladder checks?

  • Statutory safety signage in place for the project? (Law poster)

  • Training records available for operatives on site to include Joiner CSR / CSCS cards.

  • Welfare facilities compliant?

Environmental

  • CoSHH information in the form of safety data sheets and assessments completed for all products on site?

  • Waste transfer notes, consignment notes, season tickets and recycling in place as per company procedures?

  • SC100 Paint booth filter records on file?

  • Records of sprayers mask filters being changed?

  • Oil monitor reading taken?

  • Particulate survey completed?

  • Noise survey completed & action taken?

  • Spill kit in place & trained operatives?

  • General condition of LEV ductwork.

Quality

  • Job files in use for all live jobs? Inc Despatch note included to monitor quality.

  • QM110 workshop daily production record in use with job description being completed? Sample to take place.

  • Evidence of document control procedure followed for project drawings and data on project site?

  • Delivery dockets available for materials on site with evidence of check and sign off?

  • Evidence of client communication showing meeting minutes, feedback, dissatisfactions etc?

Site Conditions

Site Conditions

  • Access & egress controlled sufficient?

  • Site security / fencing sufficient?

  • Fire alarm cert on file?

  • Fire risk assessment in place and up to date?

  • Fire exits marked & unobstructed?

  • Fire plan and fire wardens displayed?

  • Fire extinguishers in place & serviced? (Sample to be checked to confirm service)

  • Yard maintained?

  • First aid point readily accessible? (Including a trained 1st Aider?)

  • First aider identified?

  • Parking / Delivery area identified / sufficient?

  • PPE compliance? (Including company branding)

  • Noise / Light pollution?

  • Suitable designated smoking area?

Audit acceptance

  • Manufacturing Manager

  • Select date

  • Auditor

  • Select date

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