SHE AUDIT DETAILS

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Inspected by

  • Person In Charge

FORKLIFT, REACH TRUCK AND MANUAL HANDLING MATERIAL

  • Are defective forklifts/reach truck taken out of service and tagged “DO NOT USE”?

  • Are forklift/ reach truck inspection forms current and maintained in a file?

  • Are load limits clearly posted in the forklift/reach truck body?

  • Are forklift safe work instruction clearly posted in the area?

  • Are all operators trained and authorized (only trained driver allowed to operate forklift)?

  • Are ignition keys left on forklift when forklift not operate?

  • Is charging of electric batteries performed only in designated areas?

  • Are elevating devices used only within their capacity? (Pallet jack)

  • Is there any horse play when handling forklift/reach truck/ pallet jack?

  • Is there any driver using forklift/reach truck to carry person?

  • Is forklift and reach truck driver drive forklift within the acceptable speed limit (10-15km/h)?

RACKING/MATERIAL STACKING SYSTEMS

  • Is racking/pallet adequately supported/stable to avoid tipping/falling?

  • Is there at least two (2) feet clearance between stacked materials and ceiling light/fire sprinkler?

  • Is the material on pallet wrap fully to avoid material loose and fell down?

  • Are racks/material loaded only within the limit of capacity? (1000 kg per racking on 2nd and 3rd rack/stack, heavier loaded placed on floor)

  • Is there a racking guard install at each racking?

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTS

  • Is the required personal protective equipment worn? <br>(safety shoes, overall, hair cover, mask, ear plug/muff, etc)

  • When not in use, is personal protective equipment properly maintain/stored?

  • Does the PPE fit perfectly and no ware or tare notice?

FIRST AID ITEMS

  • Is there nearest first aid box for the work area?

  • Is the first aid box fully stocked, not expired, no consumable medicine stored?

  • First aider & first aid box are posted at the area?

  • Workers know how to get first aid when needed (ask a worker)

EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT & EMERGENCY PROCEDURE

  • Are all exit doors unobstructed? (no items stored in the pathway or doorway)

  • Are exit signs posted and properly illuminated to clearly indicate exits?

  • Are all exit doors able to be opened from the inside without special knowledge/keys?

  • Are all shutter or electric door can open manually when there is no electric?

  • Is emergency equipment (fire hose, break glass alarm, fire extinguisher) are unobstructed?

  • Is there a clear emergency plan layout posted?

  • Do all workers know the plan?

  • Are drills held regularly and cover both shift?

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

  • Is there at least three (3) feet or 1 meter clearance in front of electrical panels/breaker boxes?

  • Are rubber mat installed at electrical box/panels?

  • Are “BAHAYA/ WARNING 415 VOLTAN” signage installed at electrical panel?

  • Extension cords are secured and in good condition (no exposed wires or bent prongs?)

  • Are all used hand tools are kept neatly?

  • Plug and socket is turn off when not in used and neatly kept?

  • Is there no entangle wires that can cause trip?

  • Is the electrical panel/box free from dust that could cause fire hazards?

  • Is the electrical panel/box close/ lock and can be access by authorised person only?

ENVIRONMENTS & ERGONOMICS

  • Noise levels appropriate, signs indicting hearing protection required where noise levels are high?

  • Is the level of light adequate for safe and comfortable performance of work?

  • Is the air quality, temperature and humidity comfortable and safe to work?

  • No sign of high/heavy vibration at work area?

  • Are all ergonomics issues reported to safety?

  • Are there any other areas of concern either from your observations or employee complaints?

GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING

  • Is good housekeeping practiced in work area (Materials are neatly and safely stored, Is it free of debris, combustibles, obstructions?)

  • Are aisles and pedestrian walk kept clear of obstructions?

  • Is storage adequately supported/stable to avoid tipping/falling?

  • Is there at least two (2) feet clearance between stacked materials and ceiling light?

  • Storage shelves are loaded only to capacity and heavy, awkward items are lower

MACHINERY

  • Is guarding appropriate, in place, SECURED and prevents access to hazards?

  • Start/Stop switches clearly marked and easy to reach?

  • Are emergency stops button and warning devices identified and working?

  • Appropriate hazard warning signs are installed?

  • Manufacturers’ manuals available for all tools and machinery

  • Proper training given in the safe use of tools and machinery

  • Safe Work Instruction (SWI) installed near the machine

CHEMICAL STORAGE

  • Has the safety data sheet (SDS) is accessible at chemical usage area for review?

  • Is appropriate PPE used for that product? (safety goggles, safety boots, nitrile glove, mask)?

  • Is chemical store separate from other materials and kept locked?

  • Is chemical container free from leaks or damage?

  • Are containers stored in secondary containment where necessary?

  • Are all chemicals labelled, and are missing or damaged labels replaced immediately? (including oil and water need to be labelled)

  • Is chemical spill kit immediately available? Are the quantity adequate?

  • Is the ventilation for the storage area adequate for the products stored within?

  • Is emergency eyewash available at chemical store?

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