Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Q12a Form Revision 1

  • Date of review: May 2021

  • Area Code

  • Customer

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Audit Summary

  • Auditor

  • Date of Audit

  • Site Code

  • Customer

  • Location

  • Technicians Name

  • Technicians code

  • Employee Number

  • Housekeeping Score

  • Corrective Actions (Qty)

  • Raised Against:

  • Comments

Customer Feedback

  • Customer Feedback?

  • Customer Contact

  • Customer Feedback

Executive Summary

  • Executive Summary

SM-24 Training, SM-42 Communication, Thorough Examinations

SM-24 Training

  • 1. Are you sufficiently trained for the company products you support?

  • Actions

  • Root Cause

  • 2. Is specialist training completed and up to date (i.e. TE / Pyroban)?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 3. Are training records on the company database complete & up to date?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

SM-42 Communication

  • 1. Does the Technician have access to the intranet / After Sales SharePoint?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. Is the Site IT equipment in good working order and condition?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 3. Can the technician demonstrate competence in accessing QHSE ShaprePoint?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

Thorough Examination of Lifting Equipment

  • 1. Does the Technician undertake Thorough Examinations as part of their duties?

  • i. Does the Technician show understanding concerning the requirement for impartiality?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • ii. does the technician understand his responsibilities when encountering equipment which would pose an existing or imminent risk of serious personal injury?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • iii. How and when does the Technician undertake remedial work following a TE inspection?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

SM-11 Team Member Accident Reporting, SM13 Customer Accidents, P6-12 Defect Reporting

SM-11 Team Member Accident Reporting

  • 1. Is the technician aware of the Team Member Accident Reporting procedure and who to contact?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 3. Is there a copy of the Team Member Accident Reporting Procedure displayed?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 4. Is the Technician aware of the Near Miss Reporting and Unsafe Circumstance Procedure?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

SM-13 Customer Accident Reporting

  • 1. Is the technician aware of the TMHUK Customer Incident / Accident Reporting Procedure?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. Is the technician aware that they should never admit liability to the customer or provide formal statements without authority from senior management?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

P6-12 Equipment Defect Report & Service History

  • 1. Is there a Defect Reporting System in place?

  • Sample

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. Are Records kept in a logical manner for future reference?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

P6-06 Parts delivery and storage, PA-08 Returns and Disposition of Spare Parts

P6-06 parts Delivery and Storage

  • 1. Are new parts delivered suitably packed & labeled with correct delivery notes?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. Are parts deliveries satisfactory?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 3. Is there appropriate storage for all parts held on site?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 4. Is there clear segregation between stock and non-stock parts

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 5. Are all parts stored in accordance with 5S methodology, with the area well managed and parts clearly labeled?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 6. Are all parts held kept to a minimum using across the lines methodology?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Sample Stock Check

  • Sample 1

  • Does sample taken match warehouse holdings?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Sample 2

  • Does sample taken match warehouse holdings?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

PA-08 Return and Disposition of Spare Parts

  • 1. Is the technician aware of the returns process on T-Stream?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. Are there a suitable number of return and warranty labels available?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 3. Sample Returns Information

  • 4. Is the return process being followed correctly (Back Office Check)

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

SM-25 Work Equipment

SM-25 Work Equipment

  • Hand Tools

  • 1. Are all hand tools stored correctly, utilizing 5S methodology?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. Are all hand tools used appropriate and sufficient to carry out duties?

  • Deficiencies

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 3. Are all hand tools in a good condition and well maintained?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Power Tools

  • 1. Are all electrical powered tools 110v or Battery operated?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. Is all electrical equipment correctly stored?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 3. Does the Transformer have an RCD Fitted?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 4. Do all Pneumatic tools have 'leader hoses' fitted in accordance with SWP-15 Para 3.2?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Special and Mandatory Tools

  • 1. Is the Multi-meter in good condition with insulated leads?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. Torque Wrenches in good condition and stored correctly

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 3. Are all Jacks in good condition and stored appropriately?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 4. Are Blocks in good order and correctly stored?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 5. Is there a Padlock and Lock Off Label available?

  • Action

  • Root Causes

  • 6. Is there a Chain Gauge available and in good condition, stored correctly?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 7. Are Feeler Gauges available and fit for purpose?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 8. Is there a 3Mtr Tape Measure available and is it fit for purpose?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 9. Are all slings in good condition with tags intact showing serial numbers?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 10. Are all shackles present, in good condition and clearly identified by tech number?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 11. Is there a Punch Holder Present?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

Maintenance of Work Equipment

  • 1. Are all items subject to inspection listed on the Special Tool Examination Planner?

  • Discrepences

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. Are all items within inspection, calibration or test date?

  • Items out of date

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 4. Are all electrical items within PAT date?

  • 3. Date of last PAT

  • Items not tested

  • Actions

  • Root Cause

  • Date of last PAT

  • Summary

SM-23 Personal Protective Equipment, SM-72 Unsafe Equipment Isolation

SM-23 Personal Protective Equipment

  • 1. Are the following PPE Items available and in good condition?

  • i. Safety Helmet with Chinstrap?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • ii. Ear Defenders?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • iii. Safety Goggles?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • iv. Dust Masks?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • v. Hand Protection, Barrier Cream, Gloves etc

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • vi. Is Safety Footwear worn and in good condition?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • vii. Are coveralls & Hi Vis clean and in a good condition?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • viii. Is the Safety Lanyard available and in good condition?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • ix. Is the Safety Harness and work position belt available and in good condition?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • x. Whistle and Lanyard Available?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • xi. Is there any additional PPE used?

  • Additional PPE

  • 2. Are all items of PPE stored appropriately?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 3. Is the technician, trained and fully proficient in the wearing of PPE?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. First Aid

  • i. Is the First Aid Kit available and well stocked?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • ii. Are Eye Wash Bottles available?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • iii. Are all Items in date?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

SM-72 Unsafe Equipment Isolation

  • 1. Does the Technician carry means of identifying defective equipment to the customer and end users?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Media Used

  • 2. Does the technician disable defective equipment if there is a safety issue to avoid inadvertent operation?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

SM-29 Chemical Handling, SM-31 Waste, SM-43 Environmental Incident Reporting

SM-29 Chemical Handling

  • Are there any substances held on site that are locally sourced?

  • Are COSHH assessments and MSDS Sheets available for these unregistered substances?

  • Items

  • List contraband items

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 1. Are all oils stored appropriately with adequate bunding?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2.Are all items suitably labeled?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 3. Is the COSHH / MSDS information accessible?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 4. Are Hard Copies of COSHH / MSDS Information are used?

  • Are Copies up to date and reviewed on a regular basis?

  • Date of last review

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 5. Is there appropriate provisions for containment in the event of unplanned spillages?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 6. Are all hazardous substances stored & labeled correctly?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

SM-31 Waste

  • 1. Is the technician familiar with the company waste disposal procedure?

  • Actions

  • Root Cause

  • Who is responsible for waste disposal on this site, Customer TMHUK or Both?

  • Process

  • Is the process followed correctly on M3?

  • Sample

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Customer Process and responsibilities

  • Is the process followed correctly on M3?

  • Sample

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

SM-43 Environmental Accident / Incident reporting / Investigation

  • 1. Is the technician aware of his responsibilities when reporting incidents which could impact upon the environment?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • 2. Has the technician had any reportable environmental incidents?

  • Details of incident

  • Was the incident reported and investigated correctly?

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

Risk Assessments, Welfare

Risk Assessments and Welfare facilities

  • Are all work processes carried out in accordance with the generic risk assessment process?

  • Comments

  • Root Cause

  • Example

  • Is the temperature in the working area comfortable? can the technician regulate it?

  • Comments

  • Root Cause

  • Is there adequate and sufficient ventilation in the area?

  • Comments

  • Root Cause

  • Is there sufficient lighting?

  • Comments

  • Root Cause

  • Are the toilets well ventilated, illuminated and clean?

  • Comments

  • Root Cause

  • Are hand washing facilities provided with hot and cold running water, soap and means for drying hands?

  • Comments

  • Root Cause

5S, P6-14 Site Housekeeping, SM-15 Site Safety

5S

  • Sift

  • Observations

  • Sort

  • Observations

  • Standardise

  • Observations

  • Spic and Span

  • Observations

  • Sustain

  • Observations

  • Does the standard of 5S constitute a CPA?

  • Actions

  • Root Cause

P6-14 Site Housekeeping

  • All information will be entered onto Site Housekeeping on the intranet

  • 1. In addition to the points raised on the intranet are there any other causes for concern or exceptional practices being undertaken?

  • Comments

  • 2. Are there any opportunities for Improvement that may be undertaken to improve the site?

  • Opportunities for Improvement

  • Summary

SM-15 Site Safety

  • All information will be recorded on the Q033 form with subsequent actions recorded on the Q034

  • Additional Information:

  • 1. Date of last Fire Extinguisher Inspection

  • 2. Are there weekly fire alarm tests?

  • Comments

  • 3. Are there periodic emergency evacuation drills?

  • Comments

  • 4. Can the Technician explain the emergency evacuation procedure?

  • Brief Outline

  • Actions

  • Root Causes

  • Summary

Acknowledgement

Supporting Photographs

  • Site Photographs

  • Comments

Acknowledged by:

  • Auditor

  • Auditee

Corrective Preventative Actions and Root Cause Analysis (mandatory)

  • It is the responsibility of the SSM / Service manager to ensure that all Corrective and Preventative Actions are carried out in a timely fashion. Some of the CPA's may raise safety issues which need to be addressed immediately. Leaders are reminded that they have a responsibility for team members under their care.

  • SSM / Manager

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