Information
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Site Safety Audit
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Client / Site
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Site Address
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Personnel involved during the Audit.
001 HSE Policy and Risk Management
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1.1 Does the business have an HSE/OHS Policy which is in line with legislative requirements, includes the company commitment to continuous improvement in HSE performance and is signed by the company Senior Officer?
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View policy and location of statement, how is this communicated to employees
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1.2 Does the business have a Drug & Alcohol policy?
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View location of policy, and how this has been communicated,
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1.3 Are Driver and Visitor Inductions provided?
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records of driver inductions be reviewed does it include use of PPE and mobile phone usage
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1.4 Does the business have an HSE Management System in place that describes the HSE management processes?
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demonstrate how this is communicated & where it is located
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1.5 Have all risks and hazards and risks identified within the operation
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At a business and/or local level. Risk register and RAM? Are there any outstanding actions?
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1.6 Has a risk assessment been carried for product storage and stack heights and hazardous products storage as applicable?
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View site risk assessments that are current and risk mitigation
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1.7 Is there a system for staff to report operational hazards and unsafe conditions to allow risk mitigation.
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1.8 Is there evidence that the hazard reporting system is working effectively and that reports are actioned?
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View examples of how the hazard reporting system is applied. E.g. Hazard reports or toolbox meeting minutes.
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1.9 Does the business have an effective system for incident reporting and investigation which includes corrective actions?
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Demonstrates knowledge of incident reporting and follow up
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1.10 Is there evidence that the incident reporting system is working effectively and that incidents are investigated and corrective actions assigned?
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View examples of incidents, and corrective actions. Are they acted on and closed?
2.0 Traffic management and forklift operations
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2.1 Traffic Management Plan in place
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View TMP and assessment documents
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2.2 All routes are clearly marked
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In the TMP and physically around site
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2.3 All routes are suitable width to allow safe movement
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review plan
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2.4 Pedestrians are separated from forklift and other traffic
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How is this managed? Physical barriers, line marking, exclusion zones
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2.5 Mirrors placed as appropriate
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Blind spots and corners
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2.6 Mobile equipment operators aware of pedestrians and other traffic
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Horn beep at blind spots, procedures
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2.7 Mobile phone usage procedures
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view Mobile phone policy and how this has been communicated to employees
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2.8 Appropriate speed limits communicated and maintained.
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Are signs clearly visible and in the appropriate locations?
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2.9 Are daily Forklift Inspection logs maintained?
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View logs for a number of forklifts. View records
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2.10 Are forklifts subject to a scheduled maintenance program?
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View maintenance schedule and service records and the schedule is up to date.
3.0 Emergency management
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3.1 Floor designed to contain spills within the facility
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Is bunding adequate for potential spill volumes?
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3.2 Notification to the regulatory authority stating volumes held.
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Review notification. Is it appropriate for the products stored?
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3.3 Fall protection on the dock/s.
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What is the process? E.g closed doors/gates. How is access by only those that need to be there controlled?
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3.4 Warehouse lighting is adequate.
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View lighting are all lights working and compliant
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3.5 Are safety signs and PPE requirements clearly posted?
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Check signage. Is it appropriate? Specific PPE identified e.g. hearing protection.
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3.6 Emergency exits clearly marked, accessible and functioning
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Clear of obstructions. Running man signs are all working
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3.7 Fire extinguishers clearly marked inspected at appropriate intervals
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Enough extinguishers, correct type?/ view testing dates for compliance
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3.8 Fire detection system in place where applicable and tested at appropriate intervals
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Review records of panel testing
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3.9 Emergency drills and/or evacuation drills scheduled
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Review record of emergency evacuations and training
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3.10 Emergency Response Plan in place and current
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view current emergency response plan for currency
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3.11 Emergency Response Plan considerate of near neighbour activities
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3.12 Emergency Response Plan includes detailed manifest
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View site DG manifest
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3.13 All dangerous substances documented
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Manifest and SDS available. Cross-check manifest with products stored. View SDS for a selection of products.
4.0 Storage, Racking & Stacking & Pallet Quality
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4.1 Racking - Installed, approved and inspected by qualified personnel
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Includes yearly inspection to deliver 'licence to operate'
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4.2 Racking - Maximum load rating posted
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Is the load rating posted on the racking?
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4.3 Racking - Protection at column- and corner guards
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4.4 Racking - Securing of palletised product risk assessed and meeting standards
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view pallet put away risk assessment
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4.5 Racking - Horizontal beams are in bright visible colours
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4.6 Racking - Fixed to floor
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view compliance to AS4084-2012 and if installed prior to 2012 AS/4084-1993
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4.7 Racking condition (no proof of bumps, faults, overloading)
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No evidence of damage ,faults, overloading
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4.8 Stacking or racking on sound, level floors
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4.9 Stock only in designated areas
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where Dangerous goods apply Is all stock in uniquely identifiable position?
5.0 Warehouse Operations
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5.1 WHS Committee Meeting Minutes (Criteria to be outlined in agenda and work instructions for conducting a meeting)
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View Committee meeting minutes
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5.2 site safety inspections
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Review weekly and monthly site inspections
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5.3 Safety Notice Boards and signage
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Notice boards are current and up to date with current HSR and Fire wardens clearly identified, site evacuation plan is current and displayed
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5.4 safe working procedures
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View records of communication and assessment for all employees and Labour hire employees
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5.5 Site Hazard reports
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All hazards have been identified and assessed
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5.6 incident and accident trends are monitored and corrective actions put in place
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View records of data trends to employee communications
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5.7 Safety communications have been delivered
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View safety tool box talks and content
6.0 Contractor compliances
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6.1 Contractors provide compliance details ABN
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6.2 Contractors provide compliance details Public liability insurance
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6.3 Contractors provide compliance details workers compensation
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6.4 Contractors provide compliance details licences and permits
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6.5 Contractors provide compliance details trailer on tow (transport)
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6.6 Contractors provide compliance details marine transit(transport
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6.7 Contractors provide compliance details professional indemnity where required
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6.8 Non plant maintenance and repair documents
7.0 Chain of Responsibility
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7.1 Does the business have procedures describing obligations under Chain of Responsibility legislation as it relates to their operations?
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Mass and dimension limits, stability, clear and appropriate documentation.
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7.2 Procedures in place to check docked trucks - Prevention of vehicle movement.
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Review on dock procedures and trailer stabilisation tools
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7.3 Procedures in place to check docked trucks - Uncoupled trailers stabilised with Safety Jacks
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Review SWP and communication to employees
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7.4 Procedures in place to check docked trucks - Loading conditions quality - container loading
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Procedure for loading shipping container to prevent movement and damage in transit.
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7.5 Procedures in place to check docked trucks - Safe unloading conditions
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Check upon materials or goods risking to fall due to loosening/removing load security
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7.6 Loading procedures in place for loading vehicles.
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Review communications with team members
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7.7 Is there an escalation process within the procedure when the Loader is not satisfied with loading plan.
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7.8 Procedures for Loading & Cargo Securing - Established in cooperation with contracted hauliers and receiver of the cargo
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Does the Loading procedure require the loader to seek guidance from the driver as to how the cargo is to be loaded?
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7.9 Procedures for Loading & Cargo Securing - Identifying responsibility of securing
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Review procedures
8.0 Training
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8.1 Are staff provided training with regard to their responsibilities under Chain of Responsibility legislation?
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Chain of responsibility training is current
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8.2 Staff provided with specific job-related training?
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e.g. safety characteristics for products/racking/pallets/vehicles..., techniques to wrap/strap/secure loading...
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8.3 Staff provided with MHE specific training?
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Check Licences. Characteristics and correct techniques for use of equipment to assets, storage types or product
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8.4 Staff trained in manual lifting techniques?
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Review training records
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8.5 Are training records documented
9.0 Environment
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9.1 Floors free from damage
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Cracks, holes unevenness
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9.2 Staff trained in managing hazardous product spills as applicable?
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Review training and procedures.
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9.3 Floors free from spills, obstacles
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Pallets, waste and other obstacles
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9.4 Safe systems of work to deal with spills
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Review spill procedure and communication
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9.5 Are there sufficient spill kits available & suitable for the operation
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Review current spill kits and procedures
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9.6 Sufficient containment for the maximum capacity spill possible
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Review current spill kits and procedures
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9.7 Procedure in place for management of a leaking container received to site
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Review current spill kits and procedures
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9.8 Drainage system suitable for product containment i.e.. Interceptor required, storm water run off
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Review current spill kits and procedures
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Enter date Audit was conducted
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Site Manager
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Auditor