Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

On the job Personnel Audit

  • Select Yes for satisfactory answers

  • Did you attend a Safety Briefing before you started work?

  • What was talked about and what was the 'Safety Theme For the Day'?

  • What would you do in the case of an emergency?

  • In the event of an evacuation, where is the Emergency Evacuation Assembly Area?

  • What Group Board did you put your Red padlock on?

  • Did you receive an Isolation Briefing before putting your lock on.

  • Are there any hazards on your job which could be controlled better?

  • How do you get help if you are injured?

  • Do you have any suggestions to improve the safety on this project?

  • Have you participated in the Safety Award scheme?

  • Positive comments

  • General Comments

Work Area Inspection

  • If the answer is NO to any question, stop work and rectify the issue

  • Does the work area have adequate Lighting?

  • Are the passageways and access ways clear?

  • Is the work area clear of debris and tripping hazards?<br>Example Are leads and hoses tied up out of the way

  • Is there adequate protection from things falling from above?

  • Are people wearing appropriate PPE?<br>Examples Hard hat, Eye Protection, Ear Protection, Hi Viz Overalls, Gloves, Safety Boots, appropriate Face Masks

  • Is anyone wearing loose clothing, jewellery, or loose long hair when operating rotating machinery?<br>If yes stop work and counsel the person on the dangers associated with using rotating machinery. Ensure that loose clothing, jewellery or loose long hair is controlled.

  • Are Welders, Electricians or power boxes standing in puddles?<br>All of the above present an electric shock hazard and must be stopped immediately.

  • Are Fire Extinguishers available where Welding or Hot Work is being carried out?

  • Do Fire Extinguishers have a current inspection tag?

  • Is the correct type of Fire Extinguisher available<br>Type A Ordinary combustibles, wood paper. Type B Liquids, petrol, solvents<br>Type C Flammable Gases. Type D Flammable metals. Type E Electrical equipment. Type F Hot oil and fats

  • Is there secure storage for Hazardous of Flammable chemicals?

  • Are Manufacturers Specifications and Data Sheets available for Hazardous of Flammable chemicals?

  • Are Safety Showers working, are there clear signs and free access?

  • Positive Comments

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