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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Centre:

  • Position Title

  • Date of Inspection:

  • For each N response, explanatory commentary and corrective action must be recorded in Section of this checklist

1. Car Parks & Traffic Management

  • 1.1. Car park surface free from pot holes (if no, take photos of all potholes or surfaces that require repair)

  • 1.2. All signage in place and signs in good condition

  • 1.3. Boom gates and roller shutters in good working order, and all safety beams and devices operating

  • 1.4. All lights within car park operational and all areas adequately lit

2. Loading Dock Management

  • 2.1. Loading dock signage and line markings in good condition

  • 2.2. Adequate lighting in place and operational

3. Building Exterior

  • 3.1 Visual inspection completed to identify any loose or damaged bricks, tiles, cladding etc. that may present a safety risk

  • 3.2 External windows and glazing are all in good condition

  • 3.3 Exterior lighting functioning and signage in good condition and clearly legible.

  • 3.4 Gutters, drains and grates are clear of debris and rubbish.

4. Garden & Lawns

  • 4.1. Plants and trees maintained to allow visibility at carpark entrances and corners

  • 4.2. Walkways clear of overhanging branches that present a potential safety hazard (e.g. lower than 2m)

  • 4.3 Garden beds free from damage and minimal weeds visable

5. Footpaths & Walkways

  • 5.1. Roads and pavement – free from significant slip/trip/fall hazards

6. Internal Access / Egress Public Liability

  • 6.1 Internal floor surfaces in sound condition and do not present a potential slip, trip or fall hazard (e.g. no uneven surfaces >5mm)

7. Automatic doors

  • 7.1 All automatic doors operational with no visible damage and annual service completed

8. Building Exterior

  • 8.1 Floor surfaces even and maintained free from water and other spills

  • 8.2 Floor mats and secured and edges are in good condition

  • 8.3 Carpeted areas in good condition

  • 8.4 Hard floor surfaces in good condition with no gaps or loose tiles

  • 8.5 All signage in good condition

9. First Aid

  • First Aid kit fully stocked with no items out of date (refer to list in kit)

10. Emergency Response & Fire Protection

  • 10.1 All fire protection extinguishers and hose reels and emergency egress routes are free from obstruction and esily accessible

  • 10.2 Fire hose reels- clean, hoses rolled correctly and tagged.

  • 10.3 Fire extinguishers, hose reels, hydrants inspected on a six monthly basis with current inspection tags.

11. Contractor Management

  • 11. Emergency contact details of key centre personnel is displayed and current.

12. Electrical Safety

  • 12.1 Electrical switch room clean and free from any items not specific to intended use

  • 12.2 Residual current devices (safety switches) tested regularly

13. Cooling Towers

  • 13.1 Cooling Tower basin and surrounds clean and free from any items not specific for intended use.

14. Plant Rooms

  • 14.1 Plant room clean and free from rubbish or debris

15. Working from Heights

  • 15.1 Roof access controls in place and in good condition (e.g. ladders securely fixed, anchor points, fall prevention and arrest devices inspections within date),)

  • 15.2 Roof areas free from any potential slip. trip or fall hazards

16. Cleaning

  • 16.1 Cleaner’s room well organised, clean and tidy

  • 16.2 First Aid Kits available and well stocked

17. Tenant Issues

  • 17. Tenant signs, stands and displays confined within tenant designated lease areas, Tenant materials are unlikley to spill/overspill into common areas

18. Other

  • 18.1 Pest control- Baits located in safe locations

  • 18.2 Clear access to centre services- gas meter, water meters, swithboards etc..

Inspection Authorisation

  • Completed By:

  • Signature

  • Approved by:

  • Signature:

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