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  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1. CARPARK

  • 1.1 Appropriate road signage displayed, eg speed limits

  • 1.2 Signage and car park markings in good order

  • 1.3 Lighting adequate

  • 1.4 No dead branches on trees

  • 1.5 Pedestrian areas clear of slip / trip / fall hazards, fallen vegetation, surfaces in good repair

  • 1.6 Free from other hazards

  • 1.7 Back up generator secure

2 BIKE SHED

  • 2.1 No slip trips falls hazards

  • 2.2 Bike props in good condition

  • 2.3 Free from other hazards

  • 2.4 Lighting adequate

3 EXTERNAL BUILDING

  • 3.1 Adequate visitor signage e.g Reception this way, security

  • 3.2 Lighting adequate

  • 3.3 Emergency exits clear of obstructions

  • 3.4 Emergency exit doors inspected every 6 months

  • 3.5 Emergency exit signs visible and in good repair

  • 3.6 Exit doors free of obstructions, slip trip fall hazards

  • 3.7 Exit door have adequate matting for rainy days

  • 3.8 Pedestrian areas clear of slip / trip / fall hazards, fallen vegetation, surfaces in good repair

  • 3.9 Stairs in good condition including hand rails and anti-slip strips

  • 3.10 Lighting adequate

  • 3.11 Vegetation maintained, not encroaching on walkways

  • 3.12 Free from other hazards

  • 3.13 Disabled ramp unobstructed and in good repair

  • 3.14 External plant room secure

4 LAWN AREAS

  • 4.1 Lawns and grassed areas maintained free from litter foreign objects

  • 4.2 No dead branches on trees, garden hedges and plants in good order

  • 4.3 free from other hazards

5 BINS AND HOPPERS

  • 5.1 No overflow of refuse

  • 5.2 Areas clear of obstruction

  • 5.3 Adequate signage

  • 5.4 Area free of slip trip fall hazards

  • 5.5 Lighting adequate

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