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  • Hawk project

  • Novelis

  • Conducted on

  • Louie Cole

1. Housekeeping

  • 1.A. Work areas is clean of and free of excess trash and debris.

  • 1.B. Walkways and aisles are clear of tripping hazards

  • 1.C. Material and equipment properly stored

  • 1.D. Scrap metal / wood free of protruding nails or other puncture hazard<br><br>

  • 1.E. Warning signs posted, work areas barricaded has required.

  • 1.F. Presence of restricted beverage containers.

  • 1.C. Material and equipment properly stored

2. Personal protective equipment

  • 2.A. Eye protection worn with approved side shields

  • 2.B. Hardhat worn and bill forward

  • 2.C. Hearing protection worn

  • 2.D. Approved footwear

  • 2.E. Approved respirators

  • 2.F. PPE maintained and in good working condition

  • 2.G. Gloves and hand protection worn

3. Fall protection

  • 3.A. Body harness/lanyard use proper as required

  • 3.B. Anchorage point capable of supporting 5,000 lb per employee

  • 3.C. Horizontal lifelines or static lines properly installed

  • 3.D. Fall protection equipment in good condition and inspected

  • 3.E. Perimeter/interior railings installed and in good condition

4. Hazardous energy control (LOTO)

  • 4.A. Are lockout locks or tags secured to electrical disconnects, valve, etc.?

  • 4.B. Is the key removed from the lockout lock

  • 4.C. Is locked or tag secured in place (latch closed, are tags zip-tied)?

  • 4.D. Do the locks or tags have identification on them (name, date, etc.)?

  • 4.E. Does every individual have a lock or a tag on the disconnect location?

5. Excavations

  • 5.A. Sloped or shored properly based on soil condition

  • 5.B. Access and egress provided every 25 feet

  • 5.C. Properly barricaded

  • 5.D. Inspected daily by a competent person

6. Ladders

  • 6.1. Unsafe or damaged ladders?

  • 6.2. Unsafe positioning of ladders?

  • 6.3. Ladder not properly secured?

  • 6.4. Ladder unsuitable for job? (e.g. metal ladder used for electrical work)

7. Hazardous Manual Tasks

  • 7.1. Lack of identification hazardous manual tasks?

  • 7.2. Lack of assessment of hazardous manual tasks?

  • 7.3. Inadequate risk controls? (examples: no job rotation, lighter loads, trolleys, lifting equipment, etc)

  • 7.4. Lack of training in risk controls and safe lifting/ team lifting techniques?

8. Hazardous Chemical (including fuel and oil)

  • 8.1. Unsafe storage location? (e.g. flammables near ignition sources, spills could enter stormwater drains, etc)

  • 8.2. Incompatible chemicals stored near each other?

  • 8.3. Inadequate spill containment equipment?

  • 8.4. Safety Data Sheets not accessible on site?

  • 8.5. Lack of emergency procedures for injury/spills/fire etc?

  • 8.6. Excessive quantities stored on site or in vehicles?

  • 8.7. Insufficient ventilation?

  • 8.8. Insufficient, or incorrect, PPE?

  • 8.9. Unsuitable storage containers? (unlabeled or stored in food containers)

9. Emergency Response

  • 9.1. Lack of, or no emergency plans for site?

  • 9.2. Emergency procedures not displayed at site?

  • 9.3. Lack of training and rehearsal of emergency plans?

  • 9.4. Lack of, or inadequate first aid kits aid equipment for site?

  • 9.5. Insufficient access to formally trained First Aiders for all shifts?

  • 9.6. Unsuitable or inadequate communication equipment?

10. Traffic Management

  • 10.1. Lack of, or inadequate, Traffic Management Plan (TMP) in place?

  • 10.2. Lack of training in TMP for all persons on site? <br>(contractors and visitors)

  • 10.3. Inadequate controls for TMP? (physical barriers, bollards, speed limits, flashing lights, spotters, etc)

11. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • 11.1. Lack of, or inadequate PPE (including sun protection)

  • 11.2. Lack of system to issue, inspect, replace and monitor PPE?

  • 11.3. Lack of training in safe use, clean-up and inspection of PPE?

12. Work Environment

  • 12.1. Lack of/or inadequate amenities? (toilets, wash areas, lunch rooms, etc)

  • 12.2. Insufficient lighting?

  • 12.3. Inadequate housekeeping?

  • 12.4. Lack of, or inadequate noise/ vibration control?

13. Electrical Hazards

  • 13.1. Unsafe electrical leads? (damaged, out of test date or untested)

  • 13.2. Lack of RCD protection?

  • 13.3. Contact with underground assets?

  • 13.4. Contact with overhead electrical lines?

  • 13.5. Overloading outlets?

  • 13.6. Leads placed on ground or on metal structures?

  • 13.7. Electrical equipment near water?

  • 13.8. Electrical equipment near flammables?

  • 13.9. Electrical equipment near chemicals that could cause damage?

  • 13.10. Electrical leads that may be damaged from contact with moving machinery parts?

  • 13.11. Electrical leads on work surfaces?

  • 13.12. Lack of Lock-out/tag-out (LOTO) procedures for electrical equipment?

14. Environmental Hazards

  • 14.1. Lack of/or inadequate Environmental Management plan (EMP)?

  • 14.2. Lack of/or inadequate, dust suppression system?

  • 14.3. Lack of/or inadequate systems to prevent contaminants entering stormwater drains?

  • 14.4. Lack of water re-use systems?

15. Administrative Procedures

  • 15.1. Lack of/or inadequate Site Safety Plan?

  • 15.2. Failure to obtain permits (Council, EPA, WHS, also Hot Works, Confined Space etc)

  • 15.3. Lack of, or inadequate, induction for workers, contractors, visitors?

  • 15.4. Lack or, or inadequate, supervisory arrangements?

  • 15.5. Lack of/or inadequate training, licenses, skills, experience?

  • 15.6. Lack of/or inadequate Safe Work Method Statements (SWSM) for high- risk work?

  • 15.7. Lack of, or inadequate system to review SWMS as needed?

  • 15.8. Lack of/or inadequate incident notification procedures?

  • 15.9. Lack of, or inadequate, routine inspections, monitoring, audits?

  • 15.10. Lack of/or inadequate consultative arrangements?

Corrective Actions

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Sign Off

  • On site representative

  • Auditor's signature

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