Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site (displayed on first page)

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

More than one auditor?

  • Additional auditor

  • SWMS completed for the task?

  • Method of hazard identification & risk assessment is suitable?

  • JHA development was a group activity, completed by all persons involved in the task and approved (signature) by the Supervisor or manager (verify with workers)

  • SWMS observed are within 60 day validation. All SWMS have been reviewed in the last 60 days?

  • SWMS and JHA includes all step tasks involved in the activity?

  • Specific controls are identified in the JHA in accordance with the hierarchy of control?

  • Controls are adequate (in the view of the person conducting the inspection) to allow the task to be performed in a safe manner

  • Correct tools and equipment are identified in the JSEA and are being used

  • Emergency response measures are identified in the WMS and SWMS?

  • SWMS / JHA is located at the work site

  • SWMS / JHA identifes permit requirments (if applicable)

  • All High Risk Construction Work (HRCW) controls are being followed as per BMD Core Operating procedures?

  • JHA card completed for any activity on site that involves HRCW and designated hazardous activities?

  • SWMS/ JHA is being followed?

  • Observations indicate the SWMS / JSEA is being followed (verify/ question workers on some of the control measures listed in the JSEA/SWMS)

  • Noise mitigation and attenuation measures in place for plant and equipment to limit construction noise (EMP PDS 2)

  • Dust prevention is identified as a priority within pre-start meetings, JSEA's and task planning (EMP PDS 4)

  • Action required?
  • Action

  • Allocated to

  • Action due

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  • Signed PoMC Representative:

  • Signed Principal Contractor Representative (optional):

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