Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Risk Assessment and Control - Review Take 5

  • What are the primary hazards associated within the department?

  • What Hazards are associated with the work you are doing?

  • How are you controlling these hazards?

  • What Morris Safety Rules are applicable for this work?

  • How does this align with the Hierarchy of Control?

  • Does this task require a permit? If so, ask employee to provide details.

SAFE WORK PROCEDURES

  • Are SWI / JHA available and being used?

  • Has the employee signed off on these? (Verify and note date.)

TOOL AND EQUIPMENT

  • Is the employee wearing required PPE in line with company requirements and is it in good condition?

  • Were tools / equipment checked before commencement of task?

  • Are they suitable for the task being performed, in good condition and tested and tagged?

  • Is the employee able to use / explain safety features of tools / equipment?

HOUSEKEEPING

  • Is the workplace free of housekeeping hazards?

  • Why is it important to maintain a clean workplace?

CHEMICALS - If applicable

  • Are all chemicals labelled correctly? List examples

  • Is the appropriate SDS available and what are the emergency procedures for the chemicals being used?

MANUAL HANDLING

  • How can you eliminate or reduce the manual handling impact for this work?

  • Observe employee manual handling techniques and provide feedback

COMMUNICATIONS

  • Explain the site emergency procedure. Note the employees understanding of the procedure.

  • Can the employee outline how to report hazards and why its important?

  • Why is it important to notify your leader immediately of any incident? i.e. Injury / Near Miss / Property & Equipment Damage.

  • What was the safety focus at your pre start today?

  • What was the last Toolbox meeting training topic?

WORKER SUGGESTIONS

  • What is working well from a safety perspective?

  • What would assist you to improve the overall safety performance?

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