Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Business Unit / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Key Personnel

Site Traffic Management Plan (All Traffic)

  • Is a comprehensive traffic management plan for the site is available and accessible to all members of staff, contractors, and regular visitors?

  • Is the effectiveness of the plan is regularly reviewed (at least annually)?

  • Are expected visitors are advised or can view the plan before entering the site?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Arrangement and marking of roads, intersections, pedestrian walkways and vehicle parking/loading areas

  • Is the traffic management plan for the site is displayed or provided to staff, contractors, and visitors?

  • Are line markings and signage are clearly indicated?

  • Does the site induction and/or training include the Site Traffic Management Plan?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Traffic Flow and Signs

  • Is the traffic flow defined by familiar road signs such as Stop, Give Way, Speed Limits?

  • Is one way traffic is marked to avoid collisions?

  • Are Forklifts controlled in the areas they operate in such as no-go zones?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Signage for frequently used pedestrian routes and forklift operating areas

  • Are signs prominently displayed in the area where forklifts are operating?

  • Are pedestrian walkways are clearly marked and identified?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Speed Limits

  • Are Forklifts and other mobile plant are fitted with speed limiting devices?

  • Are speed limits (as defined in Salmat Policy) are noted around the site and adhered to by all vehicles and mobile plant?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Physical Barriers

  • Are physical barriers are used on site?

  • Are blind corners guarded with barriers to protect pedestrians?

  • Are doorways that open onto roadways protected by barriers?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Layout of Work Area ( eg Racking/Intersections)

  • Are Roadways and/or plant designed to minimise the number of intersections and vehicle/pedestrian conflicts?

  • Are intersections well highlighted?

  • Are there any blind corners in or around the site?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Pedestrian Walkways

  • Do painted lines segregate pedestrian walkways and forklift operations?

  • Are marked pedestrian walkways protected by physical barriers?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Pedestrian Crossings

  • Are pedestrian crossings clear from obstructions and clearly marked?

  • Are speed limits suitable to allow safe stopping distances of forklifts and other vehicles?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Pedestrian Exclusion Zones

  • Is there any physical barriers surrounding the forklift operating areas?

  • Are there signage displayed to pedestrians such as "Pedestrians Prohibited" or "Forklift Operating Area"?

  • Is pedestrian access controlled by supervision or temporary physical barriers as required?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Pedestrian Exclusion Zones (Vehicle Loading/Unloading Areas)

  • Are clearly defined pedestrian exclusion zones known and maintained around vehicles being loaded/unloaded?

  • Do forklift operators cease work activities if pedestrians move into this zone?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Pedestrian Safety Zones for Drivers of Trucks and other vehicles

  • Is there a clearly defined area available for drivers of trucks and other visiting vehicles during loading and unloading?

  • Alternatively, is there a procedure available and know to drivers to remain in their vehicles at all times?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Pedestrian Safety Zones (Where work is carried out adjacent to a forklift operating area)

  • Are amenities and administration areas accessible without the need to cross traffic areas?

  • Are speed limits reduced where forklifts and pedestrians are required to co-exist (eg picking and packing areas)?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Visibility of Pedestrians, Forklifts and other Vehicles

  • Are all site vehicles equipped with high visibility marking, flashing lights, horns, or reversing alarms?

  • Do all persons moving around the site wear high visibility clothing or vests?

  • Are high visibility vest available for visitors?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Warning devices on Forklifts and other Mobile plant

  • Are audible alarms and visible warning devices fitted to all forklifts and mobile plant?

  • Are forklift warning devices checked daily by operators using a daily check sheet?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Parking Areas for Vehicles

  • Do vehicles have defined parking and loading areas (eg staff, visitors, contractors, suppliers)?

  • Are parking areas removed from forklift operating areas?

  • Are forklift operating areas segregated from vehicle parking areas?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Controlling who uses Forklifts

  • Are Key Control procedures in place for forklift operators?

  • Are all operators recognised as being licensed (including staff, labour hire, contractors, and suppliers)?

  • Have all those operating forklifts and other mobile plant completed the necessary competency assessments?

  • Suggested Improvements.

General Stock Storage and Housekeeping

  • Are stock overflow areas available and designed for peak periods of business and the traffic management plan?

  • Is all stock stored above the second tier of racking wrapped for protection against falling hazards?

  • Suggested Improvements.

Workplace Training in regards to traffic on site

  • Is a site specific induction provided to all staff, contractors, suppliers, and visitors?

  • Does induction training include pedestrian access areas, vehicle areas, forklift operating areas, and appropriate PPE?

  • Are forklift operators provided with regular training, including competency assessment, at least once per annum?

  • Suggested Improvements.

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