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Key Findings

Key Findings:

AUDIT # 1 - Satisfactory(SAT), Unsatisfactory(U/N) and Not Applicable (N/A)

Risk Management:

  • a) Work area sign on sheet in place.

  • b) Supervisor daily inspection sheet in place.

  • c) Permit in place and adhered to.

  • d) Safe work procedure attached / adhered to.

  • e) Approved JSEA in place and signed daily.

  • f) JSEA reflects the task inprogress.

  • g) SLAM completed for task.

  • h) Identified hazards managed as per JSEA/SLAM.

  • i) Danger tag/lockout procedures complied with.

  • j) Emergency response identified on JSEA.

House Keeping:

  • a) Use and disposal of rubbish receptacles.

  • b) Storage of materials.

  • c) Barricading tagged and identified.

  • d) Cleanliness of elevated working platforms.

  • e) Work areas free from trip hazards.

  • f) Work locations adequate for intended purpose.

  • g) Bin locations prominent, adequate, emptied regularly. Lids shut on bins.

  • h) Crib room clean and hygienic.

Site Conditions & Sign Off

Site Conditions:

  • a) Correct stacking of materials.

  • b) Solid barricades erected/maintained.

  • c) Signs, flagging and bunting erected/maintained.

  • d) Sharp objects capped ie. Star pickets, reo bar.

  • e) Area delineated for vehicle parking/reverse parking.

  • f) Road conditions identified TMP in place.

  • g) Signs complied with.

  • h) Laydown areas defined.

  • i) Walkways defined.

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