Information

  • Audit Title

  • Conducted on

  • Project Name

  • Project Number

  • Project Location

  • Prepared by

  • Additional Personnel

  • Subcontractors on Site

INFECTION CONTROL ASSESSMENT

  • Have there been any reports of failed controls since last inspection (tracking, barriers down or not sealed adequately, etc.)? If "yes", explain.

  • All workers are aware of special procedures and requirements prior to start of work?

  • Workers are allowed in pre-approved, designated areas only. Are all workers aware of this requirement and is it being observed?

  • Construction routes have been established and are being followed?

  • Physical barriers have been installed to prevent the public on from accidentally entering the work area?

  • Construction and safety signage has been installed as required?

  • Are there any immediate signs of risk to public, patient or medical staff? If so, identify corrective procedures.

  • Dust and fume containments are in place and adequate? Provide photos.

  • Areas outside of containments are being kept clean? Note any tracking observed during the inspection.

  • Protective apparel is being worn by workers if required?

  • Periodic cleanup of the area is being done?

  • All vacuums have HEPA filtering systems?

  • Special procedures, such as walk off mats, floor coverings, ante rooms, etc. are in place?

  • Are measures adequate? If additional measures are required, please identify.

  • Negative Pressure Work Area

  • Is negative air pressure being maintained in the work area?

  • Air filtration units are in good condition and operating as intended?

  • All return air paths are being contained and filtered?

  • Walk through adjacent areas and note if any contaminates are observed. If so, note corrective procedures.

SUMMARY

  • Do all containments and procedures appear to be adequate?

  • Describe any additional procedures that might be required and note when these will be implemented?

  • Assessment performed by:

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