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  • Senior Management Site Inspection

  • Depot

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • A Safety Tour is a general walk around by Senior management in order to appraise working conditions and safety practices and provide feedback to the site management on observed practices.

  • Reception: signing in/out procedures up to date

  • Are the statutory information posters displayed in a prominent position. <br>• H&S law Poster<br>• No Smoking on Site <br>

  • Access and Egress: are they kept clear

  • Walkways: are they clear of stock and pallets

  • Are staff aware of how to report an accident

  • Are staff aware how to report repairs

  • First Aid: are First Aiders identifiable

  • FLT: are pre Use checks completed – check book

  • First Aid: are First Aid boxes accessible

  • FLT: are drivers wearing belts (where necessary)

  • Fire: are Fire Wardens identifiable

  • Fire: is there adequate signage for fire exits

  • Fire: are extinguishers visible and accessible

  • Are Fire Exits clear of obstruction/stock/debris

  • Evacuation: do staff know where their point is

  • Are staff aware of the evacuation procedure

  • Are spill kits available and clear of obstruction

  • PPE: is it in good repair

  • PPE: is there a system to replace when necessary

  • Is stock stored in a safe manner, no overhangs

  • Does the building appear to be in good repair

  • Is the housekeeping of an acceptable standard<br>• Clean, tidy, bins emptied regularly<br>

  • Are the welfare facilities clean and tidy<br>• Hot water, soap and drying facilities <br>

  • Overall Comments:

  • Following the Safety Observation Tour, site management and regional management should discuss the top 3 actions to be taken to improve site performance.

  • Top 3 Action Points for Improvement

  • Signature:

  • Accepting Manager:

  • Completed form to be saved in Audits on Proactive and action points for improvement added to the audit action log

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