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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Risk assessment (RA) and control

  • Employer’s liability insurance certificate displayed?

  • Does the employer display the necessary health and safety law poster?

  • Have risk assessments (RA’s) been carried out and significant risks identified?

  • Have control measures been identified and put in place as a result of the risk assessments?

  • Have the details of any groups identified as being especially at risk been taken into account/ recorded (children, young persons, vulnerable adults or those with special needs) and control measures put in place?

  • Are the risks and control measures (associated with venue & activity) explained to employees, participants and others?

  • COSHH assessments up to date and communicated to staff?

Accidents, incidents and first aid

  • Are first aid boxes present and complete?

  • Have adequate arrangements for trained first aid persons been made?

  • Are accidents and first aid treatments recorded?

  • Are or will all legally reportable accident and incidents be reported and investigated?

  • Are the arrangements for accidents, incidents and first aid made known to all employees and participants?

  • Are first aid signs displayed?

Work equipment and machinery

  • Is correct machinery and equipment provided to the appropriate standards and adequately maintained?

  • Where applicable, is training and information on the safe use of PPE/C provided to all?

  • Are safe electrical systems and equipment provided and maintained?

Fire and emergencies

  • Is there a means of raising the alarm and fire detection in place?

  • Are there appropriate means of fighting fire in place?

  • Are effective means of escape in place including unobstructed routes and exits?

  • Is there suitable disabled access/egress?

  • Is signage appropriate i.e. exit signs, assembly point and procedures?

  • Where is/are the Evacuation Assembly Point/s?

  • Are all participants and staff aware of the evacuation procedure?

  • Does the Evacuation procedure take into account people with visual, mobility and hearing impairments?

  • Who is responsible for evacuation of participants and employees?

  • Is there a staff/visitors signing in book present?

  • Fire alarm tested weekly and records kept?

  • Is a fire log/record book kept?

  • Is fire-fighting equipment, preventive measures and emergency arrangements maintained, including thorough tests, practise drills and in date fire extinguishers?

  • No smoking signs displayed at all entrances?

  • Fire risk assessment completed/reviewed?

  • Emergency lighting tested monthly and records kept?

  • Is the fire alarm inspected annually?

  • Is the emergency lighting inspected annually?

  • Fire drill undertaken and recorded in last 12 months?

  • Fire exit routes clear, doors unlocked and not wedged open?

  • Fire exit signs clearly direct occupants to a place of safety?

  • Extinguishers in their designated places?

  • Annual servicing of fire extinguishers carried out?

  • Gas appliances e.g. boiler inspected?

  • Electrical “Periodic inspection certificate” in date?

  • Portable appliance testing completed, including personal items, and extension leads etc?

Safe and healthy working environment

  • Health and Safety Policy signed/reviewed?

  • Are traffic routes defined and people/vehicles segregated?

  • Are corridors and workstations free from obstruction?

  • Are premises (structure, fabric, fixtures and fittings) safe and healthy (suitable, maintained and kept clean)?

  • Is the working environment (temperature, lighting, space, ventilation, noise) an appropriate safe and healthy one?

  • Are welfare facilities (toilets, washing, drinking, eating, changing) provided as appropriate and maintained?

  • Induction records up to date for new and existing staff?

  • Staff adequately supervised, trained and records kept?

  • Display screen assessments up to date and actioned?

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