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  • Site conducted

  • Plant/Area:

  • Employee/Contractor Name:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared By:

  • Line Manager:

  • Location
  • Has a working at heights risk assessment been done (PTRA)?

  • Has a permit been issued for working at heights (non routine)?

  • Is a life-line and/or safety harness necessary for the task, and if so, has it been provided? Check if there is a potential for falling at heights. E.g. hand rails being removed for rigging activities.

  • Is life-lines installed onto a secured anchor point? (Not onto equipment, process lines or cable racks etc.)

  • Where a life-line is installed are employees’ harness hooked onto the life-line?

  • Are 100% tie off been done when using a safety harness? (Tie-off point above shoulder where possible)

  • Are tool / equipment secured and contained to prevent them from falling (Check if tool lanyards, toolboxes, buckets or bags are being used to minimise the risk of falling objects)

  • Where there is a possibility of equipment falling from heights is the area below barricaded? (Drop zone)

  • Is all fall arrest equipment inspected and certified?

  • Are all tanker ladders in good working order?

  • At loading points were tarping, loading & offloading is conducted is there a dedicated lanyard?

  • Where there is loading and offloading at heights is the area demarcated for the position of the vehicle?

  • Where working at heights is required are the staff training and competent?

  • Comments: Where deviations have been noted, indicate the corrective action taken. Also report the matter to the supervisor. Look for other hazards that might have been missed in the risk assessment.

  • Auditor's Signature

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