Information

  • Audit No:-

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Inductions

  • Have all required inductions been undertaken

  • Comments

  • Do all employees, subcontractors and labour hire staff have the relevant - Qualifications, Licences and Certifications for the work that they are undertaking.

Documentation

  • Is there a site safety folder on site and have all those with responsibilities signed off

  • What the mechanism of consultation have been undertaken on this site, Toolbox talks / Pre-Starts undertaken for all Bass Employees, sub contractors and labour hire personnel on site.

  • Review the sign on sheet and compare to the toolbox talk sheet to ensure all persons have been represented.

  • Are the Electrical Test and Tag / Plant and Equipment registers completed and up to date.

  • Is there evidence that the site supervisor has checked the work hours to ensure compliance for fatigue assessment

  • Employee Training Register complete for those undertaking works on site

  • Is the PPE register complete

Risk Assessments / SWMS / Permits

  • Is there a documented risk assessment on site identifying all the hazard associated with the works

  • Safe work method statements available on site and relevant to the works being undertaken and identifies the areas of high risk works.<br>

  • Have all relevant Work Permits been obtained

  • Has a separate isolations SWMS been completed for the task.

Hazardous Materials

  • Hazardous materials register complete

  • SDS's available and in date

  • Substances stored appropriately

  • Appropriate Spills Kit available for the substances on hand.

  • Have workers received the appropriate level of training for the substances being used.

Site Evaluation

  • Is Emergency equipment required, on hand and rescue plan developed

  • All ladders have been inspected prior to use and at least monthly and recorded in the plant and equipment register.

  • Ladders and scaffolding fit for task and being used in accordance with swms / cop

  • Is the area suitably barricaded, warning signs erected, pedestrian and traffic movements considered with controls in place

  • Is all PPE for the task being utilized appropriately

  • House keeping satisfactory - leads off floor, clean and tidy, waste in appropriate bins

  • First aid facilities on site are adequate

  • Fire fighting equipment available

  • Are manual handling tasks being evaluated and controlled

  • Is the lighting fit for task.

  • Emergency assembly point identified

  • Local medical centre / nearest hospital identified and communicated to all on site. Are details readily accessible encase of emergency.

  • Has environmental hazards been addressed

  • Adequate site supervision available

  • Is there a suitable means of communication accessible for emergencies

Subcontractor

  • Subcontractor being assessed

  • For the subcontractor on site has the subcontractor evaluation been undertaken

  • Is the subcontractor approved for the works on site

  • Are copies of their current insurances available on site

  • Do all employees of the subcontractor have the appropriate / required PPE for site.

  • Are all persons working for the subcontractor direct employees of the subcontractor.

  • Has the subcontractor review the Bass SMP, SOP, Policies, SDS, Site Safe Rules and are aware of the scope of works.

  • Has the subcontractor reviewed / been part of the latest toolbox meeting and or Pre-Start undertaken on site or has the subcontractor undertaken their own consultation arrangements (signatures to indicate attendance)

  • Has the subcontractor undertaken a site specific risk assessment and produced a SWMS for the works being under taken.

  • DBYD - are they required, current, and on site for reference.

  • Appropriate Spills Kit available for the substances on hand.

  • Has the safety equipment been inspected prior to use.

  • When using an excavator, does the subcontractor understand the requirements on the use of the quick hitch.

  • When working near energised electrical systems is the subcontractor aware of the safe operating distances.

  • Are the Electrical Test and Tag / Plant and Equipment registers completed and up to date.

  • Does the subcontractor have an appropriate first aid kit and suitable fire extinguisher for the works being undertaken.

  • Subcontractor Representative / Supervisor Signature

Plant & Equipment

  • Safety checks complete (including all safety devices fitted and operating / utilised correctly)

  • Maintenance and usage register complete ( eg log books )

  • Is the operator licences / competent to operate the plant and equipment.

  • Has the safety equipment been inspected prior to use.

  • All compliance plats are legible, in plain English, and metric.

Working at Heights

  • All persons have been appropriately trained in the use of the height safety equipment

  • Height safety equipment inspections are up to date, and appear on the plant and equipment inspection check sheet.

  • Appropriate rescue equipment available on site for the type of works being undertaken.

  • Appropriate anchor points have been selected for the attachment of working at heights equipment.

  • All installed anchor points have evidence of current inspections.

  • All ladders have been inspected prior to use at least monthly and recorded in the plant and equipment register.

  • Has all scaffolding supplied been erected by a suitably competent (trained) person and or licenced where required.

Traffic Management

  • Is on site traffic management being undertaken by an accredited company who has been assessed and approved to undertake works.

  • Does the on site traffic management have the appropriate, traffic management plan and or traffic control plan.

  • Is a road occupancy licence required and current for the works being undertaken.

  • Do all the employees of the traffic management organisation have the appropriate licences on hand.

  • Types of Traffic Management qualifications

  • Have all signs and devices been applied as per TCP and or TMP.

Quality Assurance

  • Has a Drawing register has been established and completed.

  • Are the drawings stamped for construction

  • Inspection and test plan in place

  • Inspection and test checklist are in use

  • Add media

Excavation

  • Are they an approved sub contractor

  • Are Risk Assessments and SWMS required and completed for work undertaken

  • Are the require documents on site and current and relevant

  • Copy's

  • Are dial before you dig on site and current

  • Has there been Confirmation of the Location of underground services and is pot holing required and being undertaken

  • Is there a potential for gases to be present and are fire extinguisher available and or on site

  • When using an excavator, does the subcontractor understand the requirements on the use of the quick hitch.

  • Is signage and or barricading required and in position

  • Are all persons in the work area wearing high vis clothing and hard hats

  • Is the trench deeper than 1.5 meters or has the soil been previously disturbed, running sand or saturated soils

  • Does the trench require benching battering or shoring if yes then has this been correctly completed

  • Is the spoil pile a minimum 1 meter from the edge of the trench

  • Is a safety observer required and in position and wearing required PPE

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Environmental

  • Have environmental hazards been addressed for this site

  • What environmental control measures does the site have in place.

  • Are there appropriate spills kits available for the for the substances being used.

Summary

  • Comments

  • Recommendations

  • General Photo's

  • Site Supervisor

  • WHS Representative

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