Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Prior to commencing this report the previous reports must be reviewed and outstanding points of action must be updated.

Previous Audit Report

  • What were the points requiring action from the previous audit report?

  • Have all points requiring action been completed prior to this new audit? If not they must be listed here and also included as part of this new audit with updated details.

Previous Hazard - Near Miss - Incident Reports

  • Review all reports that have been carried out since the last major site audit and answer the following questions

  • What are the report document numbers?

  • Are the hazards that caused these reports still present? Provide details

  • Has any action been taken to rectify these hazards? Provide details

New Hazard - Near Miss - Incident Reports

  • Have there been any hazard reports, near misses, incident reports since the last major site audit? If yes provide copies for head office

Training

  • Review the current training registers for this site prior to commencing

  • Are all the staff members who work on this site trained in all required areas?

  • Who is not adequately trained?

  • When will they be trained by?

Manual handling

  • Where possible. Choose a staff member on site and a specific task relating to manual handling for them to carry out. Inspect their method and revert to manual handling procedures.

  • Who did you select to carry out the manual handling task?

  • What task did you have them perform?

  • Did they carry out this task as per our manual handling procedures?

  • Do they require further training in order to be able to carry out a manual handling task as per our manual handling procedures?

  • When will they be trained by?

Communications

  • Is there a phone on site?

  • Is it in working order?

  • If there is a cleaner on site at the time of the inspection do they have the phone with them?

Smoking Policy

  • If there is a cleaner on site are they smoking?

  • Is there any evidence that any of our staff may be smoking during their working hours on site?

  • Is there a legal designated smoking area on site?

PPE

  • If there is a staff member on site are they wearing the appropriate PPE for the task they are undertaking?

  • Do we have the appropriate PPE equipment on site to cover all the specific tasks on this site?

  • Is all PPE equipment in good working condition?

Security

  • If there is a cleaner on site do they have keys with them?

  • Are they handling the keys in a safe manner I.e. do thy have the keys on a secure lanyard or a secure clip? Note loose in a pocket is not considered secure.

  • Do we have a set of supervisor keys or access to keys when the site cleaners are off duty?

Infection Control - Sharps Control

  • Do we have sharps containers available?

  • Do we have sufficient equipment to handle the collection of needles and other dangerous items?

  • If possible have a staff member demonstrate how they would collect a needle or dangerous object.

  • Who did you choose to carry out this task?

  • Have they carried this out safely following our procedure guidelines?

  • Do they require further training to carry out handling of sharps and or dangerous objects?

  • When will they be trained by?

Uniforms - I.D

  • Review the uniform And I.D registers prior to commencing

  • Do all the staff members at this site have uniforms?

  • Do all the staff members have I.Ds?

  • Who does not have a uniform?

  • When will they have uniforms by?

  • Who does not have an I.D?

  • When will they have I.Ds by?

  • If there is a cleaner on site are they wearing their uniform and identification properly?

Chemicals

  • Are their chemicals in the cleaners area?

  • Is there appropriate bundling in the cleaners area?

  • Are the chemicals stored correctly in the bundling? I.e. chemical types separated into different bundling trays

  • Are the labels on the chemicals legible?

  • Are there any dangerous class chemicals in the cleaners area?

  • Are there class 3 flammable liquid chemicals in the cleaners areas?

  • Are there class 8 corrosive chemicals in the cleaners areas?

  • Are these stored in bundling trays separate from other chemicals?

  • Are the class 3 and class 8 chemicals segregated from each other? I.e. separated by more than 1 metre. If the answer is no then these chemicals can not be stored in the same area.

  • Is there a chemical register in the cleaners area?

  • Area there appropriate up to date MSDS sheets covering ALL chemicals in the cleaners area?

  • Is there appropriate chemical storage and dangerous goods signage in the cleaners areas and app applicable areas? I.e. on the bundling trays, on external cupboard doors, on external storage doors, on cleaners room doors?

  • Are chemicals being decanted in the cleaners area?

  • Are chemicals being decanted in using the appropriate methods as per our procedures?

Equipment

  • Is colour coded equipment being used on this site?

  • Is their appropriate signage or information explaining the colour coding system?

  • Is their any equipment that is not functioning properly on site?

  • Has any non functioning equipment been previously reported prior to this audit?

  • Has the non functioning equipment been labelled as "Danger do not use" while it is non functioning?

  • Itemise the current heavy equipment on site

  • Is all equipment up to date with test and tags?

  • Is all the equipment being stored correctly? If not provide details

  • Is all the equipment in working order? If not provide details.

First Aid

  • Is there a first aid kit in the cleaners area?

  • Is the first aid kit sufficiently stocked?

  • Is there visible signage showing that there is a first aid kit in the cleaners area?

Housekeeping

  • Is the cleaners room neat, tidy and in a safe and presentable state? If not provide details

  • Is there a visible emergency contact list in the cleaners area? If not what are the procedures in place for emergencies?

Emergency Procedures - Method Statements - Risk Assessments

  • Are the staff aware of emergency procedures such as evacuation plans? If possible query a staff member on emergency plans and provide detailed response on what their understanding is.

  • Are the staff aware of how to report hazards, near misses, incident reports? If possible query a staff member on a hypothetical scenario and detail what their response is.

  • Is there sufficient barricades, signage readily available to respond to spills and clean ups?

  • Are safe work method statements available for specific cleaning duties carried out on site?

Review and Conclusion

  • Please provide an overview of site audit findings. Include a brief listing of action points and due dates for easy review.

  • I hereby acknowledge this report to be a fair and accurate reflection of the inspected site.

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