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Has sample of records and questioning of staff will taken place in each base and support area, in order to assess understanding and practice of these criteria
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1. Safety Administration
Base personnel WHS recencies
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Are base WH&S Company Recencies current? View base personnel WHS currencies - 10% random sample. Note number of staff compliant
WHS training records (eg Induction, DAMP etc)
Base WHS recencies
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Are base WHS recencies current? Review recencies such as testing tagging electrical, fire equipment inspection, policies etc. Note any non-compliance
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Base maintenance or procurement records
Base Safety Notice Board
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Are current notes and information displayed? Note the contents of the safety notice board. Check for out of date documents. Check for latest safety alerts etc. Check for up to date safety contacts, fire warden, first aid
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WHS Act & Regulations
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Safety Promotion
ERP/EAG/ Fire
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A fire drill has been conducted in the past 12 months. View the correct form for recording the drill.
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ERP
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Building Fire Safety legislation
First Aid
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Are first aid kits stocked as per contents list?
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Are any items out of date?
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Are kits checks regularly performed and recorded? View register
Reference:
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COP First Aid in the Workplace
Emergency Eye Wash Stations
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Are emergency eye wash stations and emergency showers checked monthly?
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View check register
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Check if eye was station and shower are in serviceable condition eg. no wasp nests, rust etc
Licensing/ Qualifications
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Conduct a random check of staff licensing, training or qualifications required on base
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Ask or review personnel files. For example, evidence of:
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Forklift licence
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Overhead Crane training
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IATA DG training
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Aircraft towing/ lifter
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Tow motor training
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Airfield licensing
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Working at Heights
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etc
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2. Hazardous Chemicals and Dangerous Goods
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CHECKLIST ITEM
Hazardous Chemicals register
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The hazardous chemicals register is current, the Safety Data Sheets have been reviewed and meet the 5-5-5 guidelines
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Review and check the base hazardous chemicals register for accuracy, dates and qualities held (hard copies and Chemalert)
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Note any opportunities for improvement
Reference:
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WHS Act & Regulations
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COP Managing risks of Hazardous Chemicals in the Workplace
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Dangerous Goods Codes
Hazardous Chemicals Storage
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Is there adequate and appropriate storage for hazardous chemicals on base?
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Check cupboards for clutter and stacking
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Check that proper separation and segregation principals are applied
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QLD WHS Act & Regulations 2011- COP Managing risks of Hazardous Chemicals in the Workplace 2013
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Dangerous Goods Code
Hazardous Chemicals Spill Kits
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Check spill kits are in appropriate areas around the base
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Check contents of spill kits and serviceability of contents
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Review spill kit check register
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Check appropriate staff are trained in the use of spill kits
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WHS Act & Regulations
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COP Managing risks of Hazardous Chemicals in the Workplace Dangerous Goods Code
Hazardous Chemicals Disposal
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Review disposal methods of hazardous chemicals
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Are accredited waste contractors used?
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Check there is no build up or large quantities of substances waste (eg POL) on site
Reference:
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WHS Act & Regulations
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COP Managing risks of Hazardous Chemicals in the Workplace
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Dangerous Goods Code
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Airwork ERP
Oxygen and other gases storage
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Ensure that Oxygen cylinders and other gases are separated
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Check all cylinders are caged and/ or secured in place
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Ensure location of storage is away from accelerants (eg greases, oil, heat etc)
Reference
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WHS Act & Regulations
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COP Managing risks of Hazardous Chemicals in the Workplace
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Dangerous Goods Code
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3. Height Safety & Manual Tasks
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CHECKLIST ITEM
Storage at height
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Ensure storage at height locations are in approved areas only, with appropriate safe working load (SWL)
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Check handrails are in place
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View documentation certifying SWL
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WHS Act & Regulations – Falls
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Airwork Working at Heights
Safe Working at Heights
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For working at height activities (eg. on aircraft and working platforms):
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Ensure associated equipment is checked and registered, with a service/ maintenance plan in place
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Request to view safe work procedures for working at height activities
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Have staff received training in working at heights?
Reference:
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WHS Act & Regulations
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Airwork Working at Heights
Ergonomic workplace and manual tasks
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Conduct a random sample of workstations, such as office desk, hangar bench, storage (height) and any awkward workplaces (eg aircraft engine areas, cowls and voids). Potential areas for slips, trips and falls
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Ask workers how they manage the tasks at the various workstations
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Note any issues identified
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Identify and ask workers for potential areas of slips, trips and falls
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Use WHS QLD ‘PErforM’ e-tool (on website) to assess any areas of concern
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WHS Act & Regulations
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COP Hazardous Manual Tasks
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4. Plant
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CHECKLIST ITEM
Plant
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Attention to (but not limited to) the following plant:
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Patient trolleys, ladders, working platforms, hydraulic rigs, forklifts, overhead travelling cranes, power carts, GSE etc
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Note service and or inspection dates
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Note serviceable and unserviceable plant register and tags
Reference:
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WHS Act & Regulations
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COP Managing the Risks of Plant in the Workplace
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5. PPE
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CHECKLIST ITEM
PPE general (hearing, eye protection, respiratory protection, hand protection, foot protection, welding etc.)
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If PPE is used, note the following:
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Is the PPE suitable for purpose? Complies to Standards etc for work environment and task (not cheap substandard from Bunnings etc)
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Is the PPE in good condition?
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Is the PPE communal or personal issue
Reference:
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WHS Act & Regulations- PPE
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6. Security
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CHECKLIST ITEM
Aviation Security
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Ask base staff to explain security arrangement, and ‘no go’ areas
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Where does ‘Airside’ start?
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Random ASIC check on staff- correct type, displayed appropriately?
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View security signage
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Visitor/ escorted person practices- ask staff
Reference:
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Aviation Security and Transport Act and Regulations
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Base/ Facility General Security
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Is general security being addressed appropriately?
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Observe:
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Note control of building entry (keys, cards, codes)
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Public entry confined to one area
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Sign in Book to monitor visitors
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Limited or no access by the public to working areas
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Signage
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Staff are aware of actions for hostile and violent persons
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Other security measures in place?
Reference:
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WHS Act & Regulations
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COP Preventing and Responding to Work Related Violence
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7. Safety Communication
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CHECKLIST ITEM
Safety Communication
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Are WHS and Flying Safety discussed at Base/Facility level, and included in meetings, emails, notices etc
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Check Toolbox Meetings. Base Meeting minutes
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Internal training provided? Ask base workers. Note and check training records if appropriate
Reference:
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WHS Act & Regulations
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COP Work Health and Safety Consultation
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8. Emergency Response
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CHECKLIST ITEM
Fire and Evacuation
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A fire drill has been conducted in the past 12 months
View the correct form for recording the drill
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Current evacuation diagram in place throughout base?
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Ask random staff what actions they would take during an emergency?
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Ask random staff who is the fire warden?
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Check currency of firefighting equipment testing before visit (if possible)
First Aid
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A fire drill has been conducted in the past 12 months
View the correct form for recording the drill
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Ask random staff the location of first aid kits
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Ask random staff who are the first aid officers?
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Ask random staff what they would do if first aid was required?
Reference
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ERP
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Building Fire Safety Regulation
Emergency Eye Wash Stations
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Rmergency eye wash stations and emergency showers checked monthly?
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View check register
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Check if eye was station and shower are in serviceable condition eg. no wasp nests, rust etc
Reference:
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WHS Act & Regulations
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COP First Aid in the Workplace
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9. Electrical
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CHECKLIST ITEM
Electrical safety
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Check Base maintenance records for electrical activities such as test and tag, electrical equipment repairs
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Random sample of some electrical tags in hangar (GSE, power cords, handheld electrical equipment, power outlets and main electrical board)
Reference:
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Electrical Safety Regulation
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AS/NZS 3760 In Service Safety Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment
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COP Managing Electrical Risks in the Workplace
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10. Housekeeping
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CHECKLIST ITEM
General Housekeeping
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Observe the workplace
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Generally, a clean and well-ordered workplace has good safety practices and safety culture
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Note any issues, such as spills, waste on floors, poor condition of floors/ mats, poor/ broken lighting, no demarcation or work areas, items left out on benches etc
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Reference:
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WHS Act & Regulations
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