Information

  • MTAWA MEMBER NUMBER

  • TRADING NAME.

  • MANAGERS NAME.

  • AUDITORS NAME. DARRYL DANIELS

  • DATE OF AUDIT.

1.0 MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS DOCUMENTATION

  • 1.1 Safety and Health Policy available and current

  • 1.2. Anti Smoking Policy available and current

  • 1.3 Anti Bullying Policy available and current

  • 1.4 Mobile Phone Policy available and current

  • 1.5. Injury Management Policy / Procedures document

  • 1.6. OSH Act and Regulations available and current

  • 1.7. Safety Inductions completed for all employees

  • 1.8. Position Descriptions available for all employees

  • 1.9. Is there an annual Training Plan and is it relevant

  • 1.10. Training Records completed for all employees

  • 1.11. MDL and High Risk Licences retained on file

  • 1.12. Hazard Report Forms available

  • 1.13. Hazard/Risk Register maintained and items actioned

  • 1.14. Incident and Injury Report Forms available

  • 1.15. Incidents investigation and controls implemented

  • 1.16. WorkSafe notified of Reportable incidents

  • 1.17. Lost Time Injuries/Illnesses Investigated

  • 1.18. Hazardous Substances Register current

  • 1.19. Material Safety Data Sheets available and current

  • 1.20. Training/Access of MSDS and documented

  • 1.21. Safe Operating Procedures available and current

  • 1.22. Emergency Procedures displayed and current

  • 1.23. Evacuation plan displayed in prominent locations

  • 1.24. Documented Procedure for Resolution of issues

  • 1.25. Is there a Safety & Health Committee

  • 1.26. Is there a Process for consultation on OSH issues

  • 1.27. Maintenance Records for fixed and mobile Equipment

  • 1.28. Monthly workplace inspections undertaken

  • 1.29. Have contractors provided insurance documents PL/WC

  • 1.30. Pre employment Medicals/Physical Assessments

  • 1.31. Schedule for Health Surveillance available/observed

2.0. MOVEMENT AROUND WORKPLACE

  • 2.1. Floors even and free of trip hazards

  • 2.2. Floors clean and slip hazards

  • 2.3. Oil and Grease removed

  • 2.4. Floors kept free of rubbish

  • 2.5. Entry and walkways kept free from obstructions

  • 2.6. Walkways free of hoses or electrical cords

  • 2.7. Walkways clearly marked

  • 2.8. Pedestrian and vehicular traffic segregated

  • 2.9. Doors do not open across walkways

  • 2.10. Steps & stairs in good condition

  • 2.11. Hand rails provided and in good condition

  • 2.12. Drains adequately covered

  • 2.13. Restricted access areas identified with signage

  • 2.14. Adequate safe access and egress to workplace

  • 2.15. Rubbish and unused material cleaned away

3.0. GENERAL LIGHTING

  • 3.1. Adequate natural light or illumination for tasks

  • 3.2. Good light reflection from walls and ceilings

  • 3.3. No direct or reflected glare

  • 3.4. Light fittings clean and in good condition

  • 3.5. Portable task lighting available

4.0. STORAGE

  • 4.1. Materials stored in racks/bins wherever possible

  • 4.2. Storage designed to minimize lifting problems

  • 4.3. Floors around racking clear of rubbish

  • 4.4. Racks and pallets in good condition

  • 4.5 Appropriate equipment provided for access

5.0. VISITORS

  • 5.1. All personnel and visitors can be accounted for

  • 5.2. Appropriate footwear worn by visitors and personnel

  • 5.3. All visitors advised to report to office

6.0. ELECTRICAL

  • 6.1. Electrical installations installed correctly to minimise risk

  • 6.2. Evidence of maintenance/testing in place

  • 6.3. Components clearly marked & marked RCD protected

  • 6.4. Switchboard free from obstructions

  • 6.5. Emergency shut down procedure in place

  • 6.6. Residual Circuit Breakers Installed

  • 6.7. RCD's regularly tested

  • 6.8. Power points marked RCD Protected

  • 6.9. Testing and Tagging program in place RCD/Hand tools

  • 6.10. Electrical equipment has current Inspection Tag

  • 6.11. No broken plugs, sockets and switches

  • 6.12. Connection moulded or transparent plugs

  • 6.13. No frayed or damaged leads

  • 6.14. No temporary leads on floor

  • 6.15. No strained leads or flexed plugs

  • 6.16. Power boards available if required (no double adaptors)

7.0. POWER TOOLS

  • 7.1. Adequately guarded

  • 7.2. No obvious damage to plugs & cords

  • 7.3. Tools inspected regularly and prior to use

  • 7.4. Current electrical test/tag attached

  • 7.5. Portable RCD'S available and used

  • 7.6. Tools turned off and stored safely when not in use

  • 7.7 Register of portable electrical equipment

8.0. FIXED PLANT & MACHINERY

  • 8.1. Certified plant (compressor) registered/serviced

  • 8.2. Hoist Maintenance recorded in log book

  • 8.3. Moving parts of machinery correctly guarded to AS

  • 8.4. Emergency stops within easy reach of operator

  • 8.5. Manuals/Operating procedures available/understood

  • 8.6. Plant can be adequately isolated and locked out

  • 8.7. Isolation procedures evident and understood/followed

  • 8.8. Adequate and safe access for operation/maintenance

  • 8.9. Machinery kept clean

  • 8.10. Adequate work space around machinery

  • 8.11. No bending or stooping required

  • 8.12. Correct tools are provided

  • 8.13. Is there a preventative maintenance program

9.0. MOBILE PLANT

  • 9.1. Seat belts fitted and worn

  • 9.2. Mobile plant inspected daily prior to use (pre-start checks)

  • 9.3. Log books/pre-start records available

  • 9.4. Are operators deemed competent to operate mobile plant

  • 9.5. Are operators of High Risk Plant Licensed

  • 9.6. Register of High Risk Licences maintained

  • 9.7. Plant maintained in clean condition

  • 9.8. Industrial fork lift complies with AS/NZS 1873

  • 9.9. Is there a preventative maintenance program for plant

  • 9.10. Do man cages comply with Australian Standard

  • 9.11. Is there safe access to operate/maintain mobile plant

  • 9.12. Site speed limits signed

  • 9.13. Are pedestrians and vehicular traffic/plant segregated

10.0. MECHANICAL LIFTING EQUIPMENT

  • 10.1. Mobile Crane/Engine Lift SWL identified on rating plate

  • 10.2. Mobile Crane/Engine Lift maintenance records available

  • 10.3. Overhead Gantry - SWL identified on rating plate

  • 10.4. Block and Tackle - SWL identified on rating plate

  • 10.5. Chains/Slings and Lifting equipment on register

  • 10.6. Chains and Slings have SWL marked

  • 10.7. All equipment testing and inspection records available

  • 10.8. Drum lifters in good condition

  • 10.9. Trolleys in good condition

  • 10.10. Safe pours are serviceable and safe for use

11.0. MANUAL HANDLING

  • 11.1. Are mechanical lifting aids provided

  • 11.2. Manual handling hazards have been identified

  • 11.3. Repetitive tasks identified and controlled

  • 11.4. Manual Handling Risk Assessments completed

  • 11.5 Work rotations promoted/observed for repetitive

  • 11.6. Manual Handling training provided annually

12.0. FALL PREVENTION

  • 12.1. Fall prevention measures in place

  • 12.2. Work platforms used where possible

  • 12.3. Fall arrest systems comply with AS & inspected

  • 12.4. Anchorage points are rated and inspected

  • 12.5. Ladders comply with AS and inspected regularly

  • 12.6. Work from ladders not permitted (use for access only)

  • 12.7. Edge protection provided (handrails, kickplates)

  • 12.8. Holes and openings covered

  • 12.9. Those Working at Height have accredited training

13.0. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES / DANGEROUS GOODS

  • 13.1. Stored and segregated in accordance with DG Code

  • 13.2. Containers correctly marked and labelled

  • 13.3. Containers with decanted substances are labelled

  • 13.4. Register of Hazardous Substances maintained/available

  • 13.5. MSDS current & readily available for chemicals in use

  • 13.6. Risk Assessment for chemicals completed/available

  • 13.7. Hierarchy of controls taken into account

  • 13.8. Appropriate Chemical Training provided & recorded

  • 13.9. Adequate PPE provided and worn

  • 13.10.Safety shower and eye wash provided and working

  • 13.11 Are Chemicals adequately bunded

  • 13.12 Dangerous Goods Manifest provided

  • 13.13 Are licences available for Bulk Dangerous Goods

  • 13.14 Procedures in place for correct disposal of chemicals

  • 13.15 Hydrocarbon / other spill kit & procedure available

  • 13.16 Health surveillance undertaken & recorded if required

  • 13.17 Containers earthed when decanting flammables

14.0 WELDING AND OTHER HOT WORK

  • 14.1. Is atmosphere confirmed as safe when welding

  • 14.2 Welding and allied processes compliant with AS 1674

  • 14.3. Welding screens provided to protect people

  • 14.4. Flash arresters fitted

  • 14.5. Is equipment double insulated

  • 14.6. Are hoses free from damage

  • 14.7. Hot Work permits readily available

  • 14.8. Cylinders stored correctly (Oxygen & Fuels segregated

  • 14.9. Cylinders in cages or chained

  • 14.10. Is required PPE available and serviceable

15.0. FIRE

  • 15.1. Extinguishers in place and marked for type of fire

  • 15.2. Fire equipment recently serviced and indicated on tag

  • 15.3. Adequate directional evacuation signs

  • 15.4. Fire exits clearly identified

  • 15.5. Emergency Exits and exit routes kept free of obstruction

  • 15.6. Exit door easily opened from inside

  • 15.7. Fire Instructions available and displayed

  • 15.8. Regular fire/evacuation drills carried out

  • 15.9. Training sessions conducted annually

16.0. FIRST AID

  • 16.1. Kits adequate for hazards and number of workers

  • 16.2. Employees aware of location of kit

  • 16.3. Trained First Aiders available and identified

  • 16.4. Kits maintained in clean and tidy condition

  • 16.5. Kits serviced regularly

  • 16.6. Injury reporting procedure understood

  • 16.7. Emergency numbers displayed

17.0. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT FOOT/CLOTHING/HEARING/EYE/RESPIRATORY

  • 17.1. Provided and adequate for hazards and tasks

  • 17.2. Complies with relevant Australian Standard

  • 17.3. Personnel instructed in fit, use and maintenance

  • 17.4. PPE maintained in good working order

  • 17.5. Is PPE used in correct manner

  • 17.6. Air Supplied respirators used for spraying 2-Pack paints

  • 17.7. Respirators cleaned and checked regularly

  • 17.8. Chemical resistant gloves worn for spraying 2-pack

  • 17.9. Chemical resistant coveralls worn for spraying 2-pack

  • 17.10. Breathing air tested at least annually

18.0. SIGNAGE

  • 18.1. Area where PPE required identified by correct signage

  • 18.2. Are First Aid Kits adequately signed

  • 18.3. Fire Equipment signed

  • 18.4. Emergency Exits signed

  • 18.5. Welding signs available

  • 18.6. Hazchem signs in place

  • 18.7. Workshop signed "Authorised Entry Only"

  • 18.8. Signage advising visitors to report to reception

  • 18.9. Speed Limit and other traffic signage

  • 18.10. Emergency Assembly Point

  • 18.11. Other Danger/Caution signs as required

19.0. OFFICE HAZARDS

  • 19.1. Stable non-slip floor coverings

  • 19.2. Chairs fully adjustable and ergonomically positioned

  • 19.3. Workstations set up correctly

  • 19.4. No glare onto screen based equipment

  • 19.5. No electrical leads across thoroughfares

  • 19.6. No clutter, files, boxes etc on floors

  • 19.7. Electric heaters safe distance from combustibles

  • 19.8. Filing cabinet drawers open

20.0. NOISE

  • 20.1. Noise assessment conducted

  • 20.2. Hearing conservation program developed

  • 20.3. Noise controls have been identified & implemented

  • 20.4. Personal hearing protection provided (PHP)

  • 20.5. Personnel trained in selecting/fitting/maintaining PHP

21.0. SPRAY BOOTHS

  • 21.1. Extraction ventilation in mixing/pouring area

  • 21.2. Spray booth used for hazardous paint or primer

  • 21.3. Spray booth inspected for paint build up on filters/surfaces

  • 21.4 Exhaust air filters present and correctly fitted /good airflow

  • 21.5. Booth regularly maintained and cleaned (records kept)

  • 21.6. Spray booth made of non-combustible materials<br>

  • 21.7. Spray booth has smooth easy to clean interior

  • 21.8. Lights are in a sealed enclosure (no ignition source)

  • 21.9. Emergency exits easily open and have signage

  • 21.10. Signs "Warning Toxic/Flammable vapours may be present"

  • 21.11. Spray booth exhaust stack vertical and 3m above roof

  • 21.12. Air filtered or scrubbed before entering exhaust system

  • 21.13. Filters are replaced regularly and this is documented

  • 21.14. Airflow check in accordance with AS4114 and recorded

  • 21.15 Written SOP displayed on spray booth

  • 21.16. Employees using spray booth are trained in operating

  • 21.17. No food or drinks permitted in spray booth

  • 21.18. Hands not cleaned with thinners

  • 21.19. a Employees using isocyanates have regular checks - Skin

  • b - Respiratory System

  • c - Urine Testing

22.0. STAFF AMENITIES

  • 22.1. Hand washing facilities provided / paper towel / continuous roll towel

  • 22.2. Adequate toilets for number of workers

  • 22.3. Sanitary disposal units provided

  • 22.4. Lunch room facilities adequate for number of workers

  • 22.5. Cool drinking water provided

  • 22.6. Utensils and crockery clean

  • 22.7. Food heating equipment clean and maintained

23.0 EXTERNAL

  • 23.1. No rubbish or spills evident

  • 23.2. Bins located at suitable points

  • 23.3. Bins emptied regularly

  • 23.4. Safe disposal of oily rags

  • 23.5. Oil recovered and/or disposed of safety

  • 23.6 Oil drums bunded

  • 23.7. No evidence of environmental spills

  • 23.8. Spills not permitted to enter stormwater drains or similar

  • 23.9. Drains covered and grates in good condition

  • 23.10. Vegetation and long grass cut back

  • 23.11. Combustible items stored away from buildings

  • 23.12. Designated smoking area safe distance from flammables

  • 23.13. Asbestos identified by testing and signed

  • 23.14. Adequate external lighting

  • 23.15. Adequate parking provided

  • 23.16. Traffic management plan in place

  • 23.17. No pedestrians permitted behind vehicles likely to reverse

  • 23.18. No potholes evident in walkways

  • 23.19. No slip/trip/fall hazards

24.0. RECYCLED ITEMS INSPECTED

  • 24.1. Recycled plastic bumpers

  • 24.2. Recycled steel parts

  • 24.3. Recycled cardboard

25.0. ADDITIONAL ITEMS INSPECTED

  • 25.1. Mezzanine floor to standard

  • 25.2. Hand rails in place

  • 25.3. 100mm Toeboard comply

  • 25.4. Fix correct steps and landing

  • 25.5 Milk crates evident

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