Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Heath and Safety/ Engineering

Documentation

  • Health and Safety Manual

  • 1. Good Condition
    2. Up to Date
    3. Properly Populated

  • Comments

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  • Health and Safety Policy

  • 1. Signed
    2. Dated
    3. Review Date Set
    4. Reviewed

  • Comments

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  • Accident Book

  • 1. Reported Accidents/Incidents
    2. Findings Actioned
    3. Easily Accessible by Any Injured Person or Person Responsible For Completing Accident Forms

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  • Risk Assessments

  • 1. Hazards Identified
    2. Control Measures In Place
    3. Additional Control Measures
    4. Reviewed
    5. Signed
    6. Communicated

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  • Contractors Indemnity Form

  • 1. Clear Agreement Clauses
    2. Responsibilities of Contractor and Client Identified
    3. Liability Coverage Costs Stated
    4. Signed & Dated

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  • Extract Ventilation Cleaning Certificates

  • 1. Pass
    2. Up to Date
    3. 2-6 hrs.>12 monthly, 6-12 hrs.> 6 monthly, 12-16 hrs.> 3 monthly

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  • Gas Safety Records

  • 1. Boilers, Stores and Staff Accommodation
    2. Minimum: Annual Inspection/ Depending on Frequency of Use

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  • Water Sampling Results

  • 1. Results Should be Within Safe Limits
    2. Annually

  • Comments

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  • Tank Cleaning Records

  • 1. Tanks Cleaned and Properly Disinfected Regularly and Records Kept

  • Comments

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  • Eye-bolt Test Records

  • 1. Type of Test : Visual, Load Strain, Standard and Make.
    2. Frequency Depends on Use, But Minimum Annual
    3. Up to Date

  • Comments

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  • PAT Records

  • 1. Frequency of Testing Depends on Type of Equipment and Frequency of Use
    2. Up to Date
    3. Cables, Leads and Plugs Connected to the Equipment Should Also Be Tested

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  • Safety Data Sheets for Chemicals Used - Maintenance

  • 1. Safety Data Sheets Should Be Provided Upon the Purchase of Any Chemical (Kitchen, Maintenance or Housekeeping Use)
    2. Latest Version
    3. Detailing Control Measures in Case of Contact or Spillage

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  • Training Records

  • 1. Up to Date
    2. All Relevant Personnel Trained

  • Comments

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  • Asbestos Register

  • 1. Depends on the Date of Construction of Premises
    2. Site Plan in Place Showing Potential Location of Asbestos
    3. Communicated to Staff, Contractors and Maintenance Team
    4. Stickers in the Locations Where Asbestos Might or Was Found
    5. Refurbishment/Renovation; Asbestos Should be Considered

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  • Passenger Release from Lift Policy

  • 1. Nominated Staff Members for Releasing Trapped People from Lifts (Training Records)
    2. Take into Consideration the Different Types of Lifts and Lifting Equipment
    3. Reviewed and Renewed Annually

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  • Safety Committee Meeting Minutes

  • 1. Detailing Names and Roles of Attendees
    2. Review Previous Meeting Minutes
    3. Detailed Discussion Points and Who to Action Them

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  • Monitoring of Contractors

  • 1. Detailed Work Plan
    2. Risk Assessments and Hazardous Substances Assessments and Safety Data Sheets in Place
    3. Documentation Depending on Work Done and Equipment Used
    4. Permit to Work System; Hot Work Permit, Work at Height Permit, Excavation/Confined Space Permit
    5. Sign In/Sign Out Log

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  • Monitoring of Lone Workers

  • 1. Lone Worker(s) Trained to Ensure they Understand the Hazards Involved in Working Alone
    2. Lone Worker(s) Capable of Assessing the Risk and Have Authority Not to Proceed with Work as a Result of the Assessment
    3. No Lone Working For Live Electrical Conductors, Confined Spaces, Using Ladders That Require "Footing" by a Second Person
    3. Lone Worker(s) Provided with All the Information and Equipment to Carry Work Safely
    4. Contact to be Established Regularly (recommended every 30 minutes) to Check on the Workers

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  • Test Records for Lightning Rods

  • 1. Recommended Every 11 Months to Account for Seasonal Variations
    2. Ensuring Compliance with BS EN 62305

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  • Hard Circuit Test Records

  • 1. Checked Annually
    2. Testing Done at a Minimum Every 5 Years

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  • Lift Reports

  • 1. Statutory Insurance Check
    2. 6 Monthly, Unless Local Codes Require Otherwise
    3. Records Kept

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  • Compliance Log

  • 1. Up to Date
    2. Signed Off

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Audit Tour

  • External

  • 1. Lights are Adequate, Clean and In Working Order
    2. Any Broken Manhole Covers, Pavement Glass Lights or Missing Gulley Grates
    3. Any Choked Gullies or Drains
    4. Accumulation of Obstructive/Combustible Rubbish
    5. Access/Ingress to and from the Building Unobstructed
    6. Site Traffic Plan in Place

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  • Roof Safety

  • 1. Edge Protection
    2. Access to Roof is Controlled (Only Authorised Personnel)
    3. No Gaps
    4. If Necessary, Safe Walking Areas to be Clearly Marked
    5. Recommend CCTV
    6. Proper Lighting

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  • Lightning Conductors

  • 1. Condition of Air Terminals (Lightning Rods), Braided Conductor (Cable), Ground Rods/Plates and of Surge Arrestors
    2. Copper Equipment Not to be Used on Aluminium Roofs/Sidings/Surfaces and Vice Versa
    3. Copper and Aluminium Conductors shall not be Interconnected
    4. Aluminium Equipment not to be Used Underground

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  • Ventilation

  • 1. Sufficient
    2. Clean Vents
    3. Functioning Properly

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  • Lift Motor Rooms

  • 1. Lift Motor Rooms Locked
    2. Doors Accessing Lift Motor Rooms Properly Signed (British Standard Signs)
    3. Electric Shock Notice Signs, Rubber Matting
    4. RCD Protected
    5. Extract Fan Installed
    6. Minimum 50 Lux Lighting

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  • Window and Balcony Safety

  • 1. Window Restrictors (100mm)
    2. Adequate Railing on Balconies

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  • Workshop

  • 1. Emergency Stop Button
    2. Safety Signs in Place
    3. First Aid Kit in Place
    4. Tidy/Clean
    5. Provision of PPE
    6. Only Authorised Personnel Allowed

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  • Hotel Vehicles

  • 1. Maintenance Program for Each Vehicle
    2. Pre Use Checks
    3. Relevant Documents in Place (Registration, Insurance...)
    4. Risk Assessments
    5. Competent Drivers, Eyesight Test
    6. First Aid Kit and Fire Extinguisher Inside the Vehicles

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  • Bath and Shower Safety

  • 1. Provision of Rubber Mats
    2. Wall Mounted Grab Rail (Adult Waist Height)
    3. Warning Signs for Heated Towel Holders

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Food Safety

Documentation

  • Food Safety Policy

  • 1. Signed
    2. Dated
    3. Review Date Set
    4. Reviewed

  • Comments

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  • Safety Data Sheets for Chemicals Used - Kitchen

  • 1. Safety Data Sheets Should Be Provided Upon the Purchase of Any Chemical (Kitchen, Maintenance or Housekeeping Use)
    2. Latest Version
    3. Detailing Control Measures in Case of Contact or Spillage

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  • Hazard Analysis - HACCP

  • 1. GM and Head Chef to Determine the CCPs
    2. Flow Diagram for Each Dish
    3. HACCP Plans Relevant to the Items Served
    4. Designated HACCP Team and Committee Minutes Logged
    5. Reviewed Annually/Change of Menu Items/Food Poisoning Incident

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  • Training Records

  • 1. Up to Date
    2. All Relevant Personnel Trained, Head Chef Minimum Level 3,Food Handlers Dealing with Wrapped/Low Risk Food Minimum Level 2, All Kitchen Staff Minimum Level 1

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  • Temperature Records

  • 1. Fridge/Cold Room/ Display Chill Temperature Records (Not More Than 5C)
    2. Cooking (>75C)/Cooling (5C in 4 Hrs) Blast Chiller (5C in 90mins)/Reheating Records (75C for at least 2 mins)
    3. Hot Hold/Display Records (>63C)
    4. Food Delivery Records

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  • Risk Assessments for Food Areas

  • 1. Hazards Identified
    2. Control Measures In Place
    3. Additional Control Measures
    4. Reviewed
    5. Signed
    6. Communicated

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  • Item Information Sheets/Allergens

  • 1. Ingredients for Each Item
    2. Method of Preparation and Cooking
    3. Allergen Matrix

  • Comments

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  • Supplier Checks

  • 1. Procedure Systems Appropriate to Product
    2. HACCP Plan in Place
    3. Allergen Sheets
    4. Traceability
    5. Compliance to Food Standards and Labelling Legistlation

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  • Traceability

  • 1. Suppliers Identified
    2. Customers Served
    3. Batch Labelled and Dated

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  • Kitchen Plan - Flow Chart

  • 1. Indicate Food in Area
    2. Different preparation Areas Labelled
    3. Fire Extinguishers' Locations
    4. First Aid Kits' Locations

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  • Cleaning Schedules

  • 1. Include All Areas of the Kitchen
    2. Include Each Piece of Equipment in the Kitchen
    3. Include Potential Contamination Points, Telephones, Fridge/Freezer Handles and Stove Knobs
    4. Signed and Dated
    5. Monitored (Weekly Check) by Supervisor

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  • Pest Control Records

  • 1. Observations and Recommendations Included and Actioned
    2. Bait Plan in Place

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  • Management Controls and Understanding

  • 1. Proper Supervision
    2. Aware of Regulations and Standards
    3. Aware of records to be Kept

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  • Compliance Log

  • 1. Up to Date
    2. Signed Off

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Audit Tour - Kitchen

  • Pest Control Observations

  • 1. Baits Numbered, Tethered and Clean
    2. No Pest Activity
    3. Electric Fly Killers in Working Order and Regularly Emptied and Cleaned
    4. Premises Proofed Against Pest Entry, and Rodent Proof Strips
    5. Minimise Water Ponding
    6. 1200mm Wide Paved Surface Around the Premises

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  • Refuse Control

  • 1. Accessible Rubbish Storage Area (Kept Clear)
    2. Segregation of Rubbish (Recyclable, Organic and Non-Recyclable)
    3. Regular Collection
    4. Bins Lidded
    5. Sufficient Number of Bins

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  • Temperature Control

  • 1. External Temperature Display for Fridges/Freezers and Hot Display/Ovens.
    2. Logged at Least Twice a Day
    3. Probes Used Should be Cleaned Before and After Use, Properly Calibrated (Calibrations logged)

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  • Cross Contamination Risks

  • 1. Food Covered Whenever Possible
    2. Separate Preparation Areas for Different Foods
    3. Separate Equipment for Different Foods
    4. Separate Chopping Boards

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  • Sanitisation

  • 1. Adequate Chemicals Used
    2. Safety Data Sheets in Place
    3. Follow Manufacturer's Instructions on Use
    4. Water Used for Sanitisation Should be More Than 80C

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  • Date Coding for Foods

  • 1. Upon Delivery All Foods Should be Date Labelled
    2. Date Labels Should Indicate the Preparation Date as Well as the Use by Date

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  • Brigade Appearance/Hygiene

  • 1. Clean Clothes
    2. In Good Health
    3. Wounds Covered
    4. Washing Hands Regularly
    5. Protective Clothing

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  • Hand Washing Facilities

  • 1. Sufficient Water Pressure
    2. Hot Water Working ~50C
    3. Liquid Soap Dispenser
    4. Blue Tissue Roll Dispenser
    5. Preferably Non-Contact Facility (Pedal Operated or Sensor Operated)
    6. "Wash Your Hands" Signs

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  • Kitchen Cleanliness

  • 1. Clean As You Go Along

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  • Equipment Cleanliness

  • 1. Equipment to be Cleaned Before and After Use

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  • Changing Areas

  • 1. Good Structural Conditions
    2. Closets in Good Condition
    3. Ventilated
    4. Clean
    5. Safe Storage of Personal Items
    6. Sufficient Lighting

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  • Ceiling Condition

  • 1. Minimum Height of 2400mm
    2. No Perforations, Exposed Joints, Cracks or Crevices
    3. Suspended Acoustic Ceiling Not Allowed
    4. Wall to Ceiling Junction Should Be Tightly Sealed
    5. Where a Sealant is Used in the Ceiling Joint it Must be Made of a Material that is Impervious and Washable

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  • Food Safety Manual

  • 1. Good Condition
    2. Up to Date
    3. Properly Populated

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  • Walls Condition

  • 1. Finishes on the Walls Must Be Impervious to Grease, Food Particles and Water
    2. Finish Must Be Smooth and Even.
    3. Easy To Clean
    4. Preferred Finishes: Ceramic Tiles with Anti-Bacterial Grout, Stainless Steel or Aluminium Sheet with welded Joint and Sealed Fixings, Laminated Plastic Sheeting, PVC Sheeting

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  • Floors Condition

  • 1. Non Slip Surface
    2. Preferred Finishes: Stainless Steel with Non-Slip Profile, Ceramic Tiles with Epoxy Grouting, Quarry Tiles with Impervious Sealer, Polyvinyl Sheet with Heat Welded Joints, Steel Trowel Case Hardened Concrete with Epoxy Sealant
    3. Junction Between Walls and Floors to be Coved to Assist with Cleaning

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  • Drainage Controls

  • 1. Limit Disposal of F.O.G (Food, Oil and Grease) into Drainage System
    2. Sink Filters In Use
    3. Pipe Should be Curve Shaped From Sink to Drain

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  • Lighting

  • 1. 160 LUX for General Kitchen Area
    2. 240 LUX for Washing and Cooking Areas
    3. Easy to Clean
    4. +100 LUX Factoring in Light Loss Overtime
    5. Diffusers Mounted
    6. Suspended Lighting is a Source of Contamination

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  • Ventilation

  • 1. Natural Ventilation Where Possible
    2. Preferred Presence of Air Flow Plan Taking Into Account All Equipment that Produce Waste Air (Cooking Equipment and Dish Washer)
    3. Mechanical Air Replacement Intake Should Be Located As Far From the Exhaust Outlet from the Kitchen as Possible

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  • Loading Bay

  • 1. Signals, Signs, Barriers, Chocks and Other Restraints
    2. Key Control, Hand Keys During Unloading
    3. Water Ingress Control
    4. Cleanliness
    5. Proofing Against Pest Access
    6. 150 lux Lighting Leve

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Audit Tour - Restaurant/Bar

  • Cleanliness

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  • Cellar

  • 1. Cellar Temperature Should be Low (11C-13C)
    2. Line Cleaning Done and Logged
    3. Gas Cylinders in Service Should Be Secured in an Upright Position and Chained
    4. Thoroughly Cleaned

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  • Staff Hygiene

  • 1. Clean Clothes
    2. In Good Health
    3. Wounds Covered
    4. Washing Hands Regularly

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  • Lighting

  • 1. 50-200 lux

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  • High Chairs

  • 1. Sanitised and Logged
    2. Good Condition
    3. BS EN 14988

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  • Food Holding and Display (Buffet)

  • 1. Held at More than 60C
    2. Clean Display/Holding Area
    3. Preferably not Held for More than 4 Hours

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  • Pest Control Observation

  • 1. No Fruit-flies, Especially in Bar Area

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Fire Safety

Documentation

  • Fire Safety Policy

  • 1. Signed
    2. Dated
    3. Review Date Set
    4. Reviewed

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  • Break Glass Call Points

  • 1. Internal
    2. 3 Monthly

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  • Emergency Lighting, External Lights and Illuminated Fire Exit Signs

  • 1. Internal
    2. Monthly

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  • Evacuation and Drills

  • 1. Internal
    2. 6 Monthly

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  • Fire Risk Assessment

  • 1. External
    2. Reviewed Annually (Internal)

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  • Fire and Emergency Exit Doors

  • 1. Internal
    2. Monthly

  • Comments

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  • Fire and False Alarm Records

  • 1. Internal

  • Comments

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  • Fire Extinguishers

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition
    3. Pressure and Type
    4. Internal
    5. Monthly

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  • Fixed Fire Fighting Systems; ANSUL, Sprinklers

  • 1. Specialist
    2. 6 Monthly

  • Comments

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  • Smoke Curtain

  • 1. Specialist
    2. Annual

  • Comments

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  • Fire Training Records

  • 1. 3 Monthly for Night Staff
    2. 6 Monthly for Day Staff

  • Comments

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  • Specialist Fire Company's Maintenance Records

  • 1. Location of Work Done
    2. Date and Duration of Work
    3. Name and Signature of Fire Maintenance Engineer

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  • Rising Mains/ Dry Mains

  • 1. Specialist
    2. 6 Monthly

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  • Emergency Procedure Displayed

  • 1. Clear Evacuation Plan
    2. Location of Medical/Fire Fighting Services
    3. Telephone Numbers for Emergency Services
    4. Details on What to do in Case of an Emergency

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  • Compliance Log

  • 1. Up to Date
    2. Signed Off

  • Comments

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  • Assembly Points

  • 1. Signage
    2. Reciprocal Arrangements
    3. Assembly Points in Safe Areas

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Audit Tour

  • Provisions for the Disabeld

  • 1. Alarms for Deaf
    2. Location of Disabled People
    3. Evacuation Chairs

  • Comments

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  • Signs

  • 1. Provision
    2. Clarity
    3. Visibility

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  • Fire Resisting Doors

  • 1. Condition
    2. Self Closing/Locked/Held Open

  • Comments

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  • Fire Detection

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition
    3. Suitability

  • Comments

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  • Fire Extinguishers

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition
    3. Suitability
    4. Mounted on Brackets

  • Comments

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  • Emergency Lighting

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition
    3. 1 lux for Escape Routes, 0.5 lux for Open Areas, 15 lux for High Risk Areas

  • Comments

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  • Smoke Curtain

  • 1. Warning Signs
    2. Condition of Covers
    3. Condition of Fabric
    4. Condition of Arbor and Tracks

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  • Housekeeping Fire Precautions

  • 1. Rubbish Control
    2. No Excessive Flammable Storage

  • Comments

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  • Plant Rooms Fire Precautions

  • 1. Tidy
    2. No Flammable Storage

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  • Arson Control

  • 1. External Lighting
    2. Stores Locked
    3. Rubbish Control
    4. CCTV Monitoring

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  • Means of Escape

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition
    3. Free from Obstructions

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  • Staff Accommodation

  • 1. No Smoking
    2. Provision of Fire Fighting Equipment
    3. Provision of Fire Detection
    4. Staff Trained

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  • `Fire Safety Manual

  • 1. Good Condition
    2. Up to Date
    3. Properly Populated

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Housekeeping Safety

Documentation

  • COSHH Training Records

  • 1. Relevant Staff Trained
    2. Up to Date
    3. Signed

  • Comments

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  • Manual Handling Training

  • 1. Relevant Staff Trained
    2. Up to Date
    3. Signed

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  • Cleanliness of Rooms

  • 1. Cleanliness/Tidiness of Beds
    2. Cleanliness of Bathrooms
    3. Floors Properly Vacuumed

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Audit Tour

  • Cleaning and Sanitising of Glassware/Crockery

  • 1. Proper Methods Used
    2. Proper Chemicals Used

  • Comments

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  • Safety with Electrical Cleaning Equipment

  • 1. PAT Tested
    2. Used for Purpose
    3. Good Condition

  • Comments

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  • Control of "Sharps"

  • 1. Proper Disposal of Sharp Objects (Separated)
    2. Report Injuries Caused by Sharps

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  • Cleanliness of Extract Ventillation

  • 1. No Dust Accumulation on Grill
    2. Extractor Unit Case/Covering Clean

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  • Condition of Electrical Equipments in Rooms

  • 1. PAT Tested (Iron, Hair Dryer...)
    2. Check Fridge, TV and Telephone
    3. Lights in Good Condition and Suffi

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  • Housekeeping Risk Assessments

  • 1. In Place
    2. Communicated
    3. Signed and Reviewed Annually

  • Comments

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Front Office Safety

Documentation

  • Front Office Training Records

  • 1. Relevant Staff Trained
    2. Up to Date
    3. Signed

  • Comments

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  • Visual Display Unit Operations

  • 1. Workstations Assessed; Satisfy Requirements Relating to the Screens, Keyboards, Desk and Chair
    2. Work Planned so that there are Breaks
    3. Training and Information Provided

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Audit Tour

  • Security Measures

  • 1. Should Take into Consideration Various Security Issues; Violence, Theft, Vandalism and Terrorism
    2. Training and Information Provided

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  • Front Office Response Time

  • 1. Reasonably Quick
    2. Prepared and Trained

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  • Crisis Box

  • 1. Contain Megaphone
    2. Radio Communication
    3. Emergency Response Cards
    4. Fluorescent Vests
    5. Inspected Periodically

  • Comments

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  • Front Office Risk Assessments

  • 1. In Place
    2. Communicated
    3. Signed and Reviewed Annually

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Leisure Safety

Documentation for Pool

  • COSHH Records for Pool Chemicals

  • 1. Safety Data Sheets Should Be Provided Upon the Purchase of Any Chemical
    2. Latest Version
    3. Detailing Control Measures in Case of Contact or Spillage

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  • Maintenance Records/Procedure

  • 1. Details of Time, Duration and Nature of Maintenance Work Done
    2. Up to Date

  • Comments

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  • Risk Assessments for Pool Area

  • 1. In Place
    2. Communicated
    3. Signed and Reviewed Annually

  • Comments

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  • Disclaimer Form

  • 1. Clear
    2. Dated
    3. Signed
    4. Reviewed Periodically

  • Comments

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  • 2 Hourly Management Check, Logged

  • 1. Management Should Check on the Pool Area every 2 Hours to Ensure Everything is fine
    2. Details of the Checks should be Logged and Signed Off

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  • Alarms and Telephones Check Records

  • 1. Weekly
    2. Working Condition
    3. Fats Response

  • Comments

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  • Compliance Log

  • 1. Up to Date
    2. Signed Off

  • Comments

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  • Emergency Telephone and Signage

  • 1. Provision
    2. Clarity
    3. Visibility
    4. Phones in Working Order

  • Comments

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Audit Tour - Pool

  • Distress Alarm and Signage

  • 1. Provision
    2. Clarity
    3. Visibility
    4. Alarms in Working Order

  • Comments

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  • Clear View from Desk/Camera

  • 1. The Pool Area should be Clearly Viewed Whether From a Desk or From Camera; to Ensure the Pool is Safely Utilised

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  • Access Control

  • 1. Time In/Time Out and Name of People Using the Pool Should be Logged
    2. Access to the Pool Indicated by Signs

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  • Clarity of Water

  • 1. 3cm Coin should be Clearly Visible from the Deepest Point

  • Comments

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  • Life Buoys

  • 1. At Least 3

  • Comments

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  • Life Hook

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition

  • Comments

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  • Handrails on Stairways with More Than 4 Steps

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition

  • Comments

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  • Outdoor Pool Guarding

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition
    3. Access Control

  • Comments

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  • First Aid Kit/Eyewash

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition

  • Comments

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  • Depth Marking

  • 1. Clear and Accurate

  • Comments

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  • Warning Signs

  • 1. Per British Standard 5499
    2. Provision
    3. Condition
    4. Clarity

  • Comments

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  • PPE

  • 1. Apron
    2. Boots
    3. Gloves
    4. Respirators
    5. Gauntlets
    6. Goggles

  • Comments

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Pool Plant Room

  • Auto Dosing Functioning

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition

  • Comments

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  • Auto Dosing Failure Alarm

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition

  • Comments

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  • Chlorine Gas Detector

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition

  • Comments

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  • Distress Alarm and Signage

  • 1. Provision
    2. Condition

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  • Two Employees at All Times

  • 1. Due to the High Risk Nature of the Plant Area; Work Should Only Be Conducted Following a Buddy System

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  • Chemicals Bunded and Separated

  • 1. Stored in Flammable Cupboard
    2. Ventilated
    3. Stored Upright
    4. Stored Over Drip Trays

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  • Emergency Phone and Signs

  • 1. Provision
    2. Clarity
    3. Visibility
    4. Phones in Working Order

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  • Distress Alarms and Signage

  • 1. Provision
    2. Clarity
    3. Visibility
    4. Alarms in Working Order

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Audit Tour - Gym/Sauna/Steam Room/Solarium

  • Warning Signs

  • 1. Provision
    2. Clarity
    3. Visibility

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  • Verbal or Written Instructions in Place

  • 1. Provision
    2. Per Manufacturers' Instructions

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  • Disclaimer Form

  • 1. Clear
    2. Dated
    3. Signed
    4. Reviewed Periodically

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  • 2 Hourly Management Check, Logged

  • 1. Management Should Check on the Area every 2 Hours to Ensure Everything is Fine and There Are No Safety Concerns
    2. Details of the Checks should be Logged and Signed Off

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  • No Child Under 16

  • 1. Children Under 16 Are not Allowed Except If Under Supervision

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  • First Aider on Duty

  • 1. Leisure Facilities Should Not Operate Unless There is a First Aider On Duty

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  • Emergency Telephone and Signage

  • 1. Provision
    2. Clarity
    3. Visibility
    4. Phones in Working Order
    5. Checked Weekly

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  • Clear View from Desk/Camera

  • 1. The Leisure Area should be Clearly Viewed Whether From a Desk or From Camera; to Ensure the Facility is Safely Utilised

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  • Chlorine and pH Records

  • 1. pH: 7.2 - 7.6
    2. Chlorine; Total Chlorine: 0.5 - 1.5 ppm (mg/l)

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NOTES

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