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  • Site conducted

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  • View last Audits for H&S and Kitchen. Are all critical and high actions completed?

  • First Aider is available for each shift

  • Teams have completed their Onboarding H&S Training in their first 2 weeks?

  • Review fire and allergen quizzes – have all team members completed? (Check new quizzes in CPL)

  • Licence Training for underage sales is completed in CPL for those serving alcohol

  • Pregnancy and Young Person Risk assessments evidenced

  • H&S Noticeboard has the correct information, uptodate and well presented

  • Statutory H&S Poster is displayed with correct contact details

  • SIM actions are displayed in the office with correct details

  • Ask questions of the managers on duty regarding SIM. Are these answered correctly?

  • PAT Testing is in place and in date

  • Visual Electrical Safety viewed by the Area Manager (plugs, wires) and is acceptable

  • Internal floors are in good condition and steps have visual nosing

  • COSHH regulations are being adhered to inc storage and risk assessments

  • PPE has been checked and in the right locations and fit for purpose

  • Car Parks are in good condition and well lit

  • Patio and garden areas are well managed

  • Tents and temporary structures are well maintained and checked weekly. High wind policy adhered to.

  • Check all storage areas. Are they well organised and not posing any manual handling or fire risk?

  • Wet floor signs are appropriately placed in at risk areas

  • Broken Glass bin is available for Bar/s

  • Beer Line cleaning procedures are met including signage

  • Are gas cylinders correctly managed re chains?

  • Review cellar doors and cellar drops. Are you satisfied with the condition and safety procedures?

  • Is the cellar in good condition and keg management adhered to?

  • Ice machine management is adhered to including cleaning and scoops

  • When at site observe glass cleaning. Are they following the correct safe ways of working?

  • When at site observe knife skills. Are they following the correct safe ways of working?

  • Check the first aid kits are present in kitchen, cellar and FOH. Are they to standard?

  • Walk around the site. Are fire doors closed and exits clear?

  • Walk around the site, is fire fighting equipment correctly managed?

  • Is the site adhering to the hot ash and coals procedure?

  • Is the Fire Box available FOH and correctly stocked?

  • Does the site have the Emergency Plan displayed for employees?

  • Are the kitchen ventilation grills correctly cleaned as per policy?

  • Ask a member of the kitchen team what the fire process is for the department. Did they answer correctly?

  • Ask a team member where the assembly point is – did they answer correctly?

  • Where is the staff smoking area? Is this well maintained ?

  • Has the site completed fire drills within the 6-month period?

  • Review the fire risk assessment. Has this been correctly managed by the site?

  • Review the weekly fire checks – have these been completed every week with none missing in the last 3 months

  • In your walk around are there any combustibles materials poorly stored?

  • Review the legionella risk assessment – has this been managed by the site?

  • Is the site compliant with the water temperature testing?

  • Are the showerheads (room and kitchen) being descaled every 3 months?

  • Risk Assessments – adopted in the Shield Compliance Centre?

  • GM has reviewed and correctly signed off Risk Assessments annually or if new in role?

  • Evidence the teams have completed relevant Risk Assessments

  • Discuss with the Duty Manager actions for conflict management

  • Discuss with the Duty Manager actions when suspected drug use /dealing is taking place

  • Discuss with the Duty Manager what the lone working policy is. Did they answer correctly for their site?

  • Ladders are being checked and are in good condition. Are they adhering to the Policy?

  • Comment

  • Sign Off (Name and Signature)

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