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Overview of the Organisation.

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Certification Review.

  • Does the Company have ISO 9001:2015

  • Does the Company have ISO 45001

  • Does the Company have ISO 14001

Confined Space.

  • Every effort is made to avoid entry in to confined space?

  • A safe system of work for confined space has been developed?

  • Risk assessments have been carried out for confined space work?

  • A permit to work system is in place for confined space work?

  • Atmospheric tests are carried out prior to starting confined space work?

  • A standby man is always in place when carrying out confined space work?

  • An emergency escape plan is in place?

  • The standby man has full understanding of his duties under the confined space permit to work.

  • A toolbox talk is carried out prior to any confined space work taking place?

COSHH

  • A substance register has been developed and is maintained?

  • MSDS have been obtained for all substances hazardous to health?

  • A COSHH purchasing guide is in place and is controlled by a manager or supervisor?

  • LEV is in use and is thoroughly tested every 14months and records kept?

  • Hazardous substances are stored safely?

Electrical Safety.

  • The fixed electrical installation for the premises is inspected and tested at the prescribed intervals by a competent person?

  • Consumer units and isolation switches are suitably labelled?

  • All portable electrical appliances are inspected and tested by a competent person or contractor and records kept?

  • Employees report details of any damaged or faulty appliances observed, which are then taken out of service until repaired or replaced. Portable electrical appliances are in good visual condition?

  • Residual current devices are fitted to mains electrical supplies within the premises?

  • Unobstructed access is provided to all electrical switchgear equipment?

  • Low voltage portable electrical appliances are used where there is an increased risk of electrical hazards in the workplace?

Fire Safety Management.

  • The person responsible for fire safety in the premises has been identified?

  • A specific fire risk assessment has been carried out?

  • A fire evacuation drill is undertaken at suitable intervals and records kept?

  • A fire warning system is in place and tested at weekly intervals?

  • The fire warning system is serviced and examined by a competent service engineer at six-monthly intervals?

  • Fire escape routes are clearly identified with the appropriate signs, including directional arrows?

  • Fire escape routes are unobstructed and are readily available for use in an emergency?

  • Fire escapes are clearly marked with "fire exit signs"?

  • Suitable fire extinguishers are provided and distributed in the workplace?

  • Fire extinguishers are annually inspected and serviced by a competent person and are marked "in date"?

  • Some employees have been trained on the operational use of portable fire extinguishers?

  • Emergency lighting is in place and tested at monthly intervals?

  • Smoking is only allowed in designated smoking areas?

Fork Lift Trucks.

  • Suitable signs are displayed to warn that fork lift trucks operate in the premises

  • Audible warning devices are fitted on the fork lift trucks to give warning of movement

  • Amber flashing lights are fitted to the fork lift trucks to provide additional warning of movement

  • Fork lift trucks are restricted to employees who are trained to the prescribed standard by an accredited training provider

  • To prevent unauthorised use of fork lift trucks, keys are removed from the ignition and and kept in a secure place when fork lift trucks are left on attended.

  • All lifts are properly planned beforehand and a routine lift plan is in place.

  • The fork lift truck is fitted with a restraining belt.

Health and Safety Management.

  • A senior manager has taken responsibility for health and safety

  • A current health and safety policy and an environmental policy statement is displayed within the work place

  • The standards of health and safety are regularly monitored and detailed records kept.

  • Suitable consultation arrangements have been made with employees on health and safety issues

  • Accidents are recorded in the accident book

  • All accidents and or incidents are investigated to determine the probable cause

  • The accident book is reviewed regularly to identify causation and trends

  • Have any improvement or enforcement actions been received in the last 12 months

  • The employer has identified the health and safety training needs for each of the employees and has a arranged the relevant training to be carried out and has maintained accurate individual training records

  • Adequate information and instruction is given to employees on health and safety issues

  • Plant and equipment is inspected regularly under the PUWER regulations

  • Records of statutory examination and tests are maintained and are available for inspection

  • An assessment of first aid needs have been carried out

  • Health surveillance is provided where the need has been identified by the risk assessments

Lifting Equipment and Accessories

  • All lifting operations are properly planned before work commences to reduce the risk of an accident involving the lifting equipment or the load being lifted. A routine lift plan is in place.

  • Prior to use lifting equipment and accessories are checked for obvious defects by the user

  • Lifting equipment and accessories are marked with the safe working load and a unique identification number

  • There is an inventory of all lifting equipment and accessories showing the specification and date of test and insurance inspections

  • Once used lifting equipment is returned to a safe storage area

  • Lifting operations are only carried out by trained and competent personnel

Manual Handling.

  • Mechanical aids are in place to reduce the need for manual handling

  • Key workers ensure that other persons follow the correct lifting practices and that they are trained in ergonomic techniques

  • Employees have undertaken manual handling training and records are available

  • Wherever possible manual handling tasks have been reduced by the use of mechanical handling aids

Noise.

  • Noise risk assessments have been carried out

  • Hearing protection is available to all employees working in areas where average noise exposure levels reach the lower exposure action value of 80 dB

  • Suitable hearing protection is provided and worn by all employees working in areas where average noise exposure levels reach the upper exposure action value of 85 dB

  • Areas with average noise exposure levels above 85 dB are clearly identified as hearing protection zones with the mandatory hearing protection warning signs displayed

PPE.

  • Personal protective equipment needs have been identified

  • With more than one item of personal protective equipment is worn it is ensured that the items are compatible

  • Personal protective equipment is maintained in an efficient state

  • Reasonable steps are taken to make sure employees use personal protective equipment properly and training is given where necessary

Risk Assessments.

  • Suitable and sufficient risk assessments have been carried out for activities and issues identified as being of significant risk by a competent person

  • The significant findings of the risk assessments are shared with employees and other persons affected by the risks. Employees have signed to say they understand the risk assessments.

  • Risk assessments are reviewed on a regular basis

Storage Areas.

  • Racking is free from obvious signs of damage

  • Storage racking is securely fixed to the building fabric

  • The maximum load capacity of the racking is clearly displayed

Workplace Safety.

  • The work place is clean, tidy and in good order

  • The work place is adequately ventilated

  • The work place is well let with adequate lighting

  • The floor areas are in good condition and free from slip and trip hazards

  • The work place provides adequate space for the employees

  • Suitable handrails are fitted to stairways

  • Adequate welfare facilities are provided and maintained for both male and female employees

  • Safety signs are provided as indicated by risk assessments

Overall Notes.

  • What is the condition of the workplace?

  • Are the any general comments or findings?

Sign Off.

  • Signature

  • Date and time

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