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  • Estate office quarterly health and safety checklist

  • Simon bates - Nottingham

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by Simon bates (Site Services Team leader, Nottingham)

  • Midlands
  • Simon bates

  • Is a copy of the current policy statement displayed on site?

  • Is the health and safety law poster displayed and complete?

  • Is a copy of the current employers liability insurance on display?

  • Does the maintenance log book include up to date records of the lift maintenance?

  • Does the maintenance log book include up to date records of the weekly lift alarm test?

  • Does the maintenance log book include up to date records of the fixed wiring 5 year test?<br>

  • Does the maintenance log book include up to date records of the portable appliance tests?

  • Does the maintenance log book include up to date records of the water hygiene test?

  • Does the maintenance log book include up to date records of the gas installation services record if applicable?

  • Does the maintenance log book include up to date records of the service/maintenance record for powered doors/gates subject where applicable?

  • Does the maintenance log book include up to date records of the air conditioning where applicable?

  • Is all machinery and equipment subject to an appropriate servicing/maintenance regime eg: printers/photocopiers/step ladders?

  • Where applicable are guards in place and maintained?

  • Are all doors with restricted access kept locked and display appropriate warning signage?

  • Are all areas tidy (storage on top of cupboards, under desks) and all walkways clear of any obstructions or slip/trip hazards?

  • Are there any visible trailing cables including cable management under desks?

  • Are there any overloaded sockets?

  • Are all electrical sockets / switches free from damage?

  • Is a thermometer available in the premises to enable staff to determine the temperature?

  • Are all light fittings in working order including staircases?

  • Are all nosings on stairs secure?

  • Are all handrails secure?

  • Is the area under the stairs free from any stored items/rubbish?

  • Are all windows free from damage?

  • Are all doors in a good state of repair?

  • Are users following good practice when using display screen equipment?

  • Are all workstation areas kept tidy and clear for tripping hazards?

  • Are electrical cables routed to avoid tripping hazards?

  • Is the standard of cleaning throughout the workplace adequate?

  • Are cleaning products stored safely and securely?

  • Are MHDS and COSHH assessments available for all substances used by staff/contract cleaners?

  • Are the WC's clean?

  • Do the WC's have toilet paper, soap, means of hand drying and adequate facilities for sanitary disposal?

  • Is the flooring free from slip/trip hazards?

  • Are all kitchen areas maintained in a clear and tidy condition?

  • Are regular checks being made on refrigerator temperature (should be under 5 degrees) ?

  • Are there any visible slip/trip hazards?

  • Are there any overloaded sockets or damaged plugs?

  • Are adequate refuse / recycling facilities available?

  • Is there any evidence of pests?

  • Are all external doors in good working order?

  • Is there adequate lighting?

  • Are all pathways free from slip/trip hazards?

  • Is there a procedure in place for removing snow and for gritting around entrances and emergency exits during bad weather?

  • Is there a log in / log out book for staff/visitors to use?

  • Is there a panic button for staff to use and is it tested and a record maintained?

  • Are staff aware of the process and is it followed?

  • Is safety signage present?

  • Eg: in the lifts, warning signage for restricted areas , electrical installations

  • Are there any other areas, equipment, roof access etc that might require monitoring on a regular basis?

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