Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Workplace Health and Safety Inspection Sheet

  • Ro-Ro Vessels

  • Location

  • Vessel

  • Date

  • Inspector Name(s):

  • Item Being Assessed

  • Discharge

  • Backload

  • Port ops carrying ID cards

  • Number of port ops - drivers

  • Name plates being displayed in tugs

  • Number of port ops - rigging

  • Number of first aiders

  • First aid equipment

  • Number of tug masters

  • Condition of tug masters

  • Ships General Condition

  • Condition of decks

  • Condition of line markings

  • Condition of ramps (anti-slip)

  • Condition of trestles

  • General cleanliness

  • Ships lighting

  • Crew wearing high visibility clothing

  • Deck officer available

  • Main Deck

  • Discharge

  • Backload

  • Control of vehicles and people

  • Handling of cassettes and secu boxes

  • Lashing gear condition & accessibility

  • Lifts/ramps working, safety rails in place

  • Correct handling of trestle boxes

  • Stowing/lashing of trailers

  • Correct positioning of air suspension

  • Handling of mafi's and double stacks

  • Port ops wearing high visibility clothing

  • Driving of tugs - general procedures

  • Drivers speeding

  • Signalling - general

  • Drivers obeying signals

  • Weather Deck

  • Discharge

Backload

  • Control of vehicles and people

  • Lashing gear condition & accessibility

  • Lifts/ramps working, safety rail

  • Stowing of hazardous cargo

  • Stowing/lashing of trailers

  • Correct positioning of air suspension

  • Correct handling of trestle boxes

  • Correct handling of mafi's - up/down ramps

  • Port ops wearing high visibility clothing

  • Driving of tug masters - general

  • Driving on ramps/lifts

  • Drivers speeding

  • Signalling - general

  • Drivers obeying signals

  • Lower Hold

  • Discharge

Backload

  • Control of vehicles and people

  • Lashing gear condition & accessibility

  • Lifts/ramps working, safety rail

  • Handling of cassettes

  • Stowing /lashing of trailers

  • Correct positioning of air suspension

  • Correct handling of trestle boxes

  • Correct handling of mafi's - up/down ramps

  • Port ops wearing high visibility clothing

  • Driving of tug masters - general

  • Driving on ramps/lifts

  • Drivers speeding

  • Signalling - general

  • Drivers obeying signals

  • Upper Trailer Deck

  • Discharge

Backload

  • Control of vehicles and people

  • Lashing gear condition & accessibility

  • Lifts/ramps working, safety rail

  • Stowing of hazardous cargo

  • Stowing/lashing of trailers

  • Correct positioning of air suspension

  • Correct handling of trestle boxes

  • Correct handling of mafi's - up/down ramps

  • Port ops wearing high visibility clothing

  • Driving of tug masters - general

  • Driving on ramps/lifts

  • Drivers speeding

  • Signalling - general

  • Drivers obeying signals

  • Car Decks

  • Discharge

Backload

  • Safety barriers in place

  • Foreman in position to control traffic

  • Port ops wearing car boat overalls

  • Leaning or sitting on new vehicles (NV's)

  • Banging on NV to guide driver

  • Not respecting unloading order

  • Using a door other than the drivers door

  • Key not on passenger seat/door pocket

  • Using accessories: sunroof, radio etc

  • Drinking, eating, smoking in NV's

  • Driving with a flat tyre

  • Rough driving/spinning wheels

  • Driving too fast down ramps

  • Failure to respect speed limits

  • Windows left open

  • Towing/pushing a NV with another NV

  • Deliberate overtaking

  • Space between wing mirrors

  • Space between bumpers

  • Space between car and vessel

  • Crew Bus, Foreman's Vehicle

  • Discharge

  • Backload

  • General condition

  • Lights

  • Beacons

  • Seating

  • Driving - general

  • Ship's Crew Rigging

  • Discharge

  • Backload

  • Stowing of trailers

  • Lashing of trailers

  • Signalling - general

  • Riggers clear and in view

  • Deck officers present

  • Correct positioning of air suspension

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