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Workplace Inspection - Guideline

  • Workplace inspections should be conducted in teams.
    All identified hazards or non conformances must be detailed in Part 2 of this checklist.
    All activities in Part 3 are completed so that appropriate records of the inspection are maintained
    Repeat the inspection, as per your local schedule, in order to follow up on open hazards/issues.

1. Oraganisation and Administration

  • 1.1 Jetstar Safety Policy is displayed<br>

  • 1.2 Local Hazard Register is displayed<br>

  • 1.3 Hazard reporting procedure displayed<br>

  • 1.4 Personnel trained as required by relevant legislation (OHS Reps’)<br>

  • 1.5 Current local OHS committee minutes displayed on safety notice board.<br>

2.Housekeeping

  • 2.1 Work area clean and orderly<br>

  • 2.2 Floors clean and free of trip/slips and fall hazards<br>

  • 2.3 Walkways clear of obstruction<br>

  • 2.4 Bins emptied regularly<br>

  • 2.5 Appropriate signs displayed and in good condition<br>

  • 2.6 Covers and Guard rails in place, restricted access areas secure.<br>

3.Emergency Exits and Information

  • 3.1 Personnel have clear access to all exits<br>

  • 3.2 Adequate directional signage for fire exits and assembly areas<br>

  • 3.3 Emergency contacts and numbers displayed on safety notice boards and near phones.<br>

  • 3.4 Emergency procedures manual accessible<br>

  • 3.5 Evacuation procedures in place; practiced and understood by all.<br>

  • 3.6 Building evacuation plan is displayed<br>

4. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) & Safety Signage

  • 4.1 PPE equipment/clothing is provided and in good condition<br>

  • 4.2 Adequate Safety Equipment is provided and checked on a regular basis (Safety showers, eye wash stations, spill kits)<br>

  • 4.3 Safety signage conforms to AS1319<br>

  • 4.4 Do the signs detail the OHS requirement of the hazards identified?<br>

  • 4.5 Are there adequate Safety signs<br>

5. Employee Facilities & Amenities

  • 5.1 Toilets are clean and in good order<br>

  • 5.2 Washrooms are clean<br>

  • 5.3 Kitchen and facilities are clean<br>

  • 5.4 Facilities supplied: (Fridge, hot and cold water, food heating facility)<br>

  • 5.5 Change rooms are clean and orderly<br>

  • 5.6 Lockers are clean and lockable<br>

  • 5.7 Waste bins are located at suitable points<br>

  • 5.8 Lunch rooms are clean and orderly<br>

6. First Aid

  • 6.1 Trained First Aiders are identified on OHS notice board<br>

  • 6.2 First Aid Kits are maintained and regularly checked<br>

  • 6.3 First Aid Kits meets the requirements of the work area<br>

  • 6.4 First aid reporting procedure in place and understood<br>

7. Fire Protection

  • 7.1 Fire alarm system is functioning (if applicable)

  • 7.2 Fire fighting equipment supplied and a service schedule tag is attached and in date.

  • 7.3 Fire fighting equipment is properly mounted and has correct signage.

8. Materials Handling & Storage

  • 8.1 Materials stored correctly, adequate racking, shelving or cupboards.

  • 8.2 Storage areas are free of hazards: fire, explosion, pests

  • 8.3 Drainage on outdoor storage areas is adequate<br>

  • 8.4 Warning signs showing clearance and walkways when mechanical handling equipment is used: Eg Forklifts.

  • 8.5 Signage for vehicular traffic areas

9. General Plant and Machinery

  • 9.1 Equipment registrations current, if required, Eg: Pressure storage cylinders, cranes, lifting and loading equip

  • 9.2 Ground Service Equipment is on a maintenance schedule<br>

  • 9.3 Machinery and Power tools are adequately guarded.<br>

  • 9.4 Emergency stop devices are within easy reach and clearly marked and operational. (Including sensor systems)

  • 9.5 Noise/vibration levels satisfactory on Ground service equipment.

10. Electrical Equipment & Appliances

  • 10.1 Electrical leads and appliances are in insulation test date.

  • 10.2 Extension and power leads are in good order.

  • 10.3 Extension leads are kept off floor where practical or trip hazard signage displayed

  • 10.4 Power points clean and undamaged

  • 10.5 Junction boxes closed and locked

11. Furniture and Fittings

  • 11.1 Chairs and tables are in good order

  • 11.2 Doors on cupboards, lockers etc are free to open/close fully

  • 11.3 No sharp edges or corners on desks, chairs or shelving<br>

12. Vehicles

  • 12.1 Vehicles are serviced at regular intervals and records kept.

  • 12.2 Vehicles are in good condition<br>

13. Hazardous Substances and Dangerous Goods

  • 13.1 HAZCHEM signs displayed (if applicable)<br>

  • 13.2 Dangerous Goods manifest available<br>

  • 13.3 Current Material Safety Data Sheets and Register are available<br>

  • 13.4 Storage of Dangerous Goods complies with the relevant state legislation.<br>

  • 13.5 Adequate PPE supplied for handling of Hazardous subs’ and Dangerous goods.

  • 13.6 Cabinets checked for contents and condition on a regular basis.

14. Personnel Training and Procedures

  • 14.1 Personnel provided with information and instructions on risks to which they are exposed<br>

  • 14.2 OHS information available (current copy of State legislation or access to website)<br>

  • 14.3 Workplace procedures reflect current OHS legislation.

  • 14.4 Have supervisors been trained to identify risks to which personnel may be exposed

  • 14.5 Is information, training and assessments carried out prior to new plant/job procedure or workplace change implemented?

  • 14.6 All employees and Contractors have been inducted.

  • 14.7 Lockout/Tag out system in place.

15. Lighting

  • 15.1 Adequate illumination.

  • 15.2 Light fittings clean and in good order.

  • 15.3 Windows are clean and in good condition.

16. Office ergonomics

  • 16.1 Work stations safe, clean and tidy.

  • 16.2 Work station structure and setup compliant ergonomically.<br>

  • 16.3 Are laptop computers used as desktop computers without a docking station, monitors or mouse?<br>

Action Register – Part 2

  • Please detail the hazard/issue and recommended action. Please ensure that all open hazards are transferred either to the local hazard register or an OSCAR report is submitted

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Hazard Register Registration – Part 3

  • OHS Representative/s consulted on issues in the above area
    Identified Hazards and recommendations have been discussed with the workplace manager/ supervisor for entry into the hazard register and rectification
    A copy of this report has been forwarded to the workplace manager for review and upload to JEN.
    Issues noted by OHS Representative/s for tabling at the next local OHS committee meeting.

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