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Conducted on
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Manager completing risk focus verification
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Manager has completed Leading Safely at Target training course
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Verification must be led by member of management team up to date with Leading Safely at Target
Team members supporting manager
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Add name of team member
Electrical exposure
Electrical work permit
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Is a Electrical / Gas High Risk Permit being issued for all electrical work
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Have all relevant sections of the Electrical / Gas High Risk Permit been completed. Note: Check last 3 available completed permits and determine if all required fields have been completed
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Are you a Supply Chain site
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Is RCD circuit (safety switch) protection installed for all applicable electrical circuits
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Are RCD’s tested, inspected and repaired in accordance with the preventative maintenance schedule
Mobile Plant
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Are you a Target Store
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Have team members consistently complied with access restrictions in receiving bays and external waste disposal areas. Note: Are TMs complying with receiving area traffic rules
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Are you a Target store with a walkie stacker
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Where required, are temporary traffic barriers (e.g. cones, mobile barricade, signage) in place to physically separate walkie stacker and pedestrian movements. Note: Note applicable for stores who do not have walkie stackers in store
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Are pre-start checks carried out and documented correctly
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Are you a Supply Chain Site
MHE asset register and maintenance
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Is MHE (Material Handling Equipment) listed on asset register with a corresponding preventative maintenance schedule
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Are MHE serviced in a timely manner in accordance with the preventative maintenance schedule. Note: Check 5 items of MHE and MHE is up to date with maintenance
Pedestrians
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Are pedestrians aware of 3 metre clearance from mobile plant whilst stacking, loading or removing pallets
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Are pedestrians complying with 3 metre clearance from mobile plant whilst stacking, loading or removing pallets
MHE backrest / overhead protection
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Does all MHE have a backrest fitted and/or overhead protection to provide fall protection to MHE users
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Is the backrest and/or overhead protection installed of a height to provide fall protection to MHE users
Questions to check operator / visitor / contractor Traffic Management knowledge
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Are MHE operators familiar with traffic hazards and how to safely drive to conditions. Note: Ask 3 MHE operators if they can state 2 traffic hazards on site
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Are MHE operators familiar with pedestrian interaction hazards in their workplace and how to manage them? Ask 3 MHE operators and are they able to outline key pedestrian hazards and rules
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Are team members aware of site traffic rules applied onsite. Note: Ask 3 TMs if they can recall 3 traffic management rules
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Are team members aware of site traffic rules applied onsite. Note: Ask 1 visitor and 1 contractor if they can recall 3 traffic management rules
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Are team members aware of speed rules. Note: Ask 3 TMs if they are aware of speed limits on site
Training
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Are all authorised Material Handling Equipment (MHE) operators trained and assessed as competent by an authorised competent MHE trainer
Pre-start checks
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Are pre-start checks carried out and documented correctly
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Are all equipment operators trained to carry out pre-start checks in accordance with procedures and pre-start checklists
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Where a piece of equipment is identified as having one or more defects, is that equipment correctly tagged out and repaired prior to returning to service
Seatbelt use
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Are seatbelts installed and functioning on MHE equipment
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Are seatbelts being used at all times prior to MHE use. Note: Observe 2 TM's using MHE fitted with seatbelts
Traffic Management Plan
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Have site traffic management measures been established to safely manage mobile plant and pedestrian traffic movements. Note: Has site have access to up to date Traffic Management Plan that addresses mobile plant and pedestrian traffic movements.
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Does the site traffic management plan define communication protocols when temporary exclusion zones are setup
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Does the site traffic management plan describe how temporary exclusion zones are to be setup
Traffic Management Plan compliance
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Are the site traffic rules effective and complied with.
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Do MHE operators demonstrate safe driving behaviours? Note: Observe 5 MHE operators
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The speed limits are applied onsite as per procedure. Note: Observe 3 vehicles on site and are complying with speed limit requirements
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Mobile phone use is in line with mobile use policy
Traffic Barriers
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Are permanent traffic barriers (e.g. barricading, bollards, fencing) installed on site to physically separate mobile plant and pedestrian movements where practicable
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Where required, are temporary traffic barriers (e.g. cones, mobile barricade, signage) in place to physically separate MHE and pedestrian movements
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Has site procured dedicated signage, delineators (e.g. witches hats) and physical barriers for establishing exclusion zones
Objects falling from height
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Are designated areas established for storage of empty pallets
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Are pallet stack restrictions adhered to by team members (stores max 8) (Supply Chain max 15 internal / 20 external)
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Do team members consistently place empty pallets in designated areas
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Are any pallets in use onsite damaged or deteriorated beyond organisation pallet standard. Note: Check 10 pallets and ensure they are not damaged and are safe for use
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Are you a Supply Chain site OR Target Store that stores pallets in pallet racking
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Are all pallets used on site suitable for racking and shelving units used i.e. 'Lock in' type
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Are pedestrians aware of maintaining 3m clearance from mobile plant when stacking, loading or removing pallets
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Is stock consistently evenly distributed across the pallets when stored at height
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Is stock consistently shrink wrapped onto pallet prior to storing over 2m from ground
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Are pallets regularly inspected by team members for damage or deterioration
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Are you a Supply Chain site
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Is pallet racking listed on asset register with a corresponding preventative maintenance schedule
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Is pallet racking serviced in a timely manner in accordance with the preventative maintenance schedule. Note: Check 3 bays of racking have been serviced
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Is there any evidence of damaged or missing elements of racking structure. Note: Inspect racking structure to see if any damaged or missing elements of racking structure<br>
Person falling from height
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Is a Roof and Ceiling Space Work Permit being completed for roof and ceiling work
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Have team members consistently completely filled all relevant sections of the Roof and Ceiling Space Work Permit. Note: Check last 3 available completed permits and determine if all required fields have been completed
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Are you a Target store
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Are ladders in use are observed to be in good serviceable condition. Note: Check ladders onsite and ensure in good operating condition
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Are 3 points of contact maintained when climbing ladder. Note: Observe 3 team members using ladder and determine if using 3 points of contact.
Violence / aggression
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Are you a Target store
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Have all store team members completed personal safety training. Note: Ensure 90% or more have completed initial personal safety training
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Can team members outline warning signs of aggression. Note: Ask 3 TMs and if they can provide 2 examples of signs of aggression
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Can the team member outline a de-escalation technique for managing angry or aggressive customer. Ask 3 TMs and if they can provide an example of technique to de-escalate a aggressive customer
Large freight
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Are you a Supply Chain site
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Have all High Risk Supply Chain approved contractors on site up to date with Cm3 pre-qualification (e.g. Primary freight operators, building contractors, labour hire contractors)
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Is the CoR Declaration Form being completed for all freight activity
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Is the CoR Declaration Form being completed for all freight activity. Note: Check 5 forms and all forms have fields completed