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  • The Monthly Workplace Audit is conducted to ensure a safe and healthy work environment for employees by conducting regular inspections of the workplace. This form serves as a guide to evaluate potential hazards, identify areas for improvement, and implement corrective measures to prevent accidents and injuries. The information collected from the audit helps to create a comprehensive safety program and maintain compliance with relevant regulations and standards.

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Instruction:

  • Please ensure that all required fields are filled out accurately and completely before submitting the form. All identified issue will be submitted to relevant department for correcting identified issues. Works Manager will ensure the implementation of corrective action on the floor.
    All outstanding issues identified on previous HSE audit will be verified and should be closed off on the next HSE audit.

A. Housekeeping (1-18)

  • 1. Is there signage at the entrance to the area showing safety symbols, PPE requirements and speed limits?

  • 2. Floors, clean and good condition & Tidiness of work areas

  • 3. Tidiness of ABUS store

  • 4. Tidiness of Elec & Mech store

  • 5. Cleanliness of lunchroom and toilets

  • 6. Cleanliness of outside area

  • 7. Have items stacked with a risk of falling / tipping been eliminated?

  • 8. Exits clear and free from obstructions

  • 9. Are walkways adequately lit and clearly marked?

  • 10. Are rubbish bins emptied regularly?

  • 11. Storage of hazardous/ flammable substance

  • 12. Evidence of Storm water drain misuse

  • 13. Weed control

  • 14. MSDS folder – up to date, stored in key location (workshop and outside the bldg.)

  • 15. Condition of paint storage shed - (exterior, interior, ventilation, electrical, safety)

  • 16. Spill Response Kits (absorbents, containment barriers, PPE, cleanup tools, disposal bags, instructions and emergency contacts)

  • 17. Evidence of oil, paint, grease spills

  • 18. Air quality

  • 19. Sanitization Stations (Check the availability and condition of hand sanitizers and wipes in common areas)

B. Fire Protection (19-22)

  • 20. Emergency Drills – practice

  • 21. Accessibility to fire fighting equipment

  • 22. Up to date 3rd party checks and inspections

  • 23. Emergency fire exits clear – no obstructions

  • 24. Fire Extinguisher Training (Confirm that employees are trained in the proper use of fire extinguishers)

  • 25. Smoke Detectors and Alarms (Verify that smoke detectors and fire alarms are tested regularly and are in working order)

C. Personal Protective Equipment (23-24)

  • 26. Is the correct PPE made available and used by all personnel? (easily accessible, PPE storage, sufficient supply)

  • 27. PPE Training (Ensure that there are up-to-date training records for PPE usage)

D. Tools (25-27)

  • 28. Serviceability and Condition (no sign of damage on tools)

  • 29. Electrical tool tagging (properly tested and tagged, passed/failed sticker)

  • 30. Air lines – leaks

  • 31. Tool Calibration (Check the calibration records of tools and equipment that require precise measurements)

  • 32. Battery-Powered Tool Safety (Inspect battery storage and charging areas for compliance with safety standards)

E. Storage Areas (28-34)

  • 33. Accessibility (free from obstruction, steps and ladders are available, etc)

  • 34. Cleanliness (free from dust and debris, pest control in place, no visible spills and leaks)

  • 35. Condition and Inspection of shelves and cupboards (stability, capacity, no visible physical damage, free from dust, debris and other contaminants), Yearly Inspection completed.

  • 36. Labelling of hazardous substances

  • 37. Decanted containers labelled with name, risk and safety phrases

  • 38. Appropriate lighting and signage (no busted lights, warnings signs, instructions, etc)

  • 39. SWL signage on cantilever (max. weight, legibility, placement)

F. Lifting Devices and Cranes (35-40)

  • 40. Servicing and Maintenance of cranes (Check Routine Maintenance Inspection, Periodic Inspection and Overhaul Inspection reports)

  • 41. Testing and tagging of Lifting Equipment ( Slings, Chains, Clamps, etc.)

  • 42. Storage of lifting Equipment (Slings, Chains, Clamps, etc.)

  • 43. Labelling of load ratings on equipment (cranes, hoist, forklifts, ladder, Slings, Chains, etc.)

  • 44. Training of operators (Verify Training Records for random operator)

  • 45. Functions of Safety devices on lifting equipment.

G. First Aid and Hygiene (41-44)

  • 46. First aid kit availability and contents expiry

  • 47. Supply of hand cleanser, towels etc…

  • 48. A trained first aider in the workplace

  • Name of the first aider:

  • 49. Are personnel aware of who the first aider is?

  • 50. AED Availability (Check if an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is available and accessible, and that staff are trained to use it)

  • 51. Restroom Hygiene (checks on the cleanliness and supply levels of restrooms)

H. Grounds and Buildings (45-52)

  • 52. Free of refuse, scrap, overgrown vegetation

  • 53. Stairs/ industrial ladders & Handrails in good order (no visible damage, handrail securely attached to stairs)

  • 54. Entrances, exits and roadways kept clear (unobstructed, clearly marked, signages, etc.)

  • 55. Are the grounds suitably lit at night

  • 56. Are floors free of trip hazards

  • 57. Pest Control Logs (Review and ensure that pest control logs are maintained and up-to-date)

  • 58. Lighting and ventilation in workspaces

  • 59. 0 Ladder in workshop is secured against movement and be supported from a firm, level, non-sip surface

  • 59.1 Ladder in workshop projects at least 1 m above the landing place

  • 59.2 Ladder in workshop is placed at a slope that is no steeper than 4 units of heights to 1 unit horizontally

  • 59.3 Ladder in workshop is rated for industrial use, not domestic

  • 60. Roof and Gutter Maintenance (Inspect roofs and gutters for blockages or damage that could cause leaks or other issues)

I. Plant and Machinery (53-59)

  • 61. Ensure no evidence of fluid spills under machinery

  • 62. Service and Maintenance (incl. RCDs)

  • 63. Guarding of Machinery ( Inspect machinery to ensure all guards are in place and in good condition)

  • 64. Mandatory PPE signage in place at each equipment operating place

  • 64. Generator in good working condition and inspection record are kept and available

  • 65. All Scissor Lift & EWP pre-start checklist filled out?

  • 66. Noise Levels (Monitor and document noise levels to ensure they are within safe limits)

J. Administration (60-63)

  • 67. HSEQ policy displayed in notice boards (posted current policy)

  • 68. Toolbox and HSE (Check that meetings are held regularly and that minutes are documented)

  • 69. There is a system for reporting/ correcting hazards

  • 70. WHS/ OHS induction is provided (site specific)

K. Company Vehicles (64-70)

  • 71. All vehicles serviced as required

  • 72. All vehicles kept clean and in good order

  • 73. Weekly vehicle condition reports filled out

  • 74. All Daily Forklift Prestart checklist filled out?

  • 75. Forklift operator holds current forklift license

  • 76. Forklift is being serviced regularly

  • Last service date required

  • 77. Is forklift marked with SWL?

Emergency Exit

  • 78. Are exits clear of obstructions (in/out)?

  • 79. Do exit lights pass function test or are permanently on?

  • 80. Are emergency exits clearly marked?

  • 81. Can exit doors easily open and unlock?

  • 82. Are stairs anti-slip and / or hand railed?

L. Sign Off

  • Signature:

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