Information
Site Safety Walk / Audit
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
2. MBC-TIC Primary Safety Walk
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Are you completing a Primary Safety Walk?
A. Observations on arrival at site:
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1. Adjusting or reaching for PPE
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2. Rearranging the job
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3. Stopping the job
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4. Attaching earths
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5. Smoking in a smoke free area
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6. Changing isolation points or tags
B. Contract Safety Plan:
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1. There is a detailed contract safety plan on site
C. Emergency Plan:
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1. There is an emergency plan for the project on site
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2. First Aid equipment available
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3. Rescue equipment available
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4. Emergency exits visible and unobstruced
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5. Designated assembly points
D. Access and competency check:
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1. Site access register log in/out
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2. Competence Passbooks
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3. Transpower Restricted Area Entry (If applicable)
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4. Competencies for work being undertaken
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5. Current – site induction, first aid Etc.
E. Permits/Work Authorities:
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1. Authorisations-relevent for work
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2. Filled out correctly
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3. Permit holder on site
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4. Work site safety plan and/or daily hazard sheet completed and signed
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5. Barriers in place to prevent access to work area
F. Hot Work:
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1. Permit issued
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2. Welding screen/tent used
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3. Gas plant inspection current
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4. Clean area (no flammables)
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5. Appointed person to check site before leaving
G. Confined Space Permits:
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1. Competent safety observer
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2. Appropriate rescue equipment
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3. Means of communication between key staff
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4. An appropriate emergency plan has been developed
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5. Gas monitor present with current calibration
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6. Log in/out sheet used
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7. Hazard controls identified are in place and functional
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8. Permit correctly completed including risk assessment
H. Compliance with Regulatory requirement:
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1. Assigned safety observer against approach to live equipment
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2. Electrical compliance
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3. Mobile plant operators certification
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4. Welding certificate
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5. Rigging certificate
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6. Scaffolding certificate
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7. DOL/MoBIE notifications
I. Use of PPE:
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1. Hard hats
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2. Adequate eye protection
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3. Hearing protection
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4. Safety footware
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5. Gloves
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6. Fall arrest devices
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7. Protection from weather
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8. Other (eg high-vis)
J. Hazard Identification & management:
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1. All significant hazards have been identified via contract safety plan, work site safety plan, hazard id forms etc.
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2. Identified hazards are effectively managed. (Eliminate, Isolate, Minimise)
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3. Hazard register/board is maintained
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4. Safety signs/notices displayed
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5. Observation of Safe Work Place Practices:
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6. For hazardous tasks, job safety analysis (JSA) documents are on site
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7. Correct usage of equipment for the job
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8. Right tools for the right job
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9. All accidents and incidents are reported and investigated, details recorded in the clients accident register
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10. Spot inspections and/or Audits are carried out as per contract
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11. Regular toolkbox meetings held and minuted
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12. Satisfactory standard of housekeeping is maintained
K. Plant & Machinery:
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1. Tagging/lockout systems in place
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2. Machine guards in place
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3. Induction records sighted for crane operators
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4. Vehicles and mobile plant have current Rego and WOF
L. Inspection & Calibration of Equipment & Safety Devices:
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1. Ladders tagged
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2. Residual Current Devices (RCD) used and tagged
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3. Portable electric tools and leads tagged
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4. Pneumatic tools inspected and tagged
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5. Air hose connections wired
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6. Fall arrest equipment certified and tagged
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7. Welding equipment inspected and tagged
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8. Explosive powered tools inspected and tagged
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9. Fire fighting equipment
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10. Lifting equipment safe working load and ID certified, colour coded
M. Environmental performance:
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1. Detailed contract environmental management plan on site
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2. Environmental hazards are effectively managed, ie Avoided, remedied or mitigated
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3. MSDS Sheets on site for hazardous substances
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4. Correct storage of hazardous substances
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5. Any evidence of leakage or potential leakages noted
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6. Adequate equipment in place to contain environmental hazards that may result from the works (eg Spill Kits)
1. Preliminary information
Project reference
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Project Reference
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Workforce Participants in Safety Walk
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Audit Template Revision C - 26 June 2013 - M Rennert
3. Supplementary Audit Items
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Add a Scaffold Audit?
Scaffolding
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Scaffold use / location
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Toe boards are present and secure
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Base plates / feet of scaffold are stable
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Scaffold certification is present and current
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Scaffold inspection history is up to date (see back of certificate)
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Wire is not used for holding certificate (eye/body pierce hazard)
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Handrails are present, appropriate and secure
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Scaffold appears structurally sound and adequate cross bracing
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Scaffold walking surfaces secure and robust
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Access onto scaffold is present and clear and secure
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Scaffold has been notified to authorities if required
Excavations / Floor Hazards
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Sufficient barriers and warnings are in place for any excavations / openings
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Any floor penetrations are covered securely
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Any floor penetrations are appropriately rated for duty or overloading is prevented by appropriate controls
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Trip hazards are not present or are appropriately controlled
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Add a Lifting/Rigging Gear Audit?
Lifting / Rigging Gear
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Cranes in certification and details
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Certified crane operators and riggers only operting and rigging loads
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All lifting slings observed are in good condition and certification
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All lifting chains observed are in good condition and certification
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All wire rope slings observed are in good condition and certification
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All chain blocks or lever blocks observed are in good condition and certification
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All shackles or other lifting hardware observed are in good condition and certification
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All height safety harnesses observed are in good condition and certification
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All lifting / materials / man baskets are in good condition and certification and safe load information displayed
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Add a Welding/Hot Works Audit?
Welding / Hot Works
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Hot work permit issued and available
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Hazard controls in place for hot work permit
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Minimised debris / materials in vicinity of operations that may contribute to fire hazard (fuel)
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Appropriate screens in place to protect others outside immediate area from arc; fumes; spray
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Adequate ventilation in vicinity of welding / hot works operations
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Gas: Cylinders secured
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Gas: Gauges, regulators, hoses in good condition
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Gas: Serviceable flashback arrestors fitted on torch side of regulator for both Oxygen and Acetylene
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Gas: Gas evacuated from hoses
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Gas: Operators PPE present and correctly used
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Electric: Earthing of welding machine suffciently close to arc strike and no hazard from other earth paths.
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Electric: No standing water or water hazards posng danger to welding personnel or others in vicinity
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Electric: Cables for earth and electrode holder are in good condition and securely terminated to welding machine
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Electric: Operators PPE present and correctly used
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Fire extinguishers or suitable fire fighting controls present
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Add a Welding/Hot Works Audit?
Equipment / Machinery
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Machinery inspections in observed machinery are being performed to requirements
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Equipment and machinery observed are in serviceable and safe condition
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Equipment and machinery observed have all designed / required guards in place
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Add a Hand / Power Tools Audit?
Hand / Power Tools
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Power tools observed are correctly rated for power supply
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Power tools observed are tested and tagged and in date
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Power tools observed have all designed guards in place
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All tools observed are being appropriately stored
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All tools observed are being appropriately used
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Add a Compressed Gases Audit?
Compressed Gases
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Appropriate storage location(s)
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Cylinders secured upright and away from ignition source
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LPG and Oxygen stored separated by minimum 5m
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Acetylene and Oxygen stored separated by minimum 5m
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Cylinders in use are secured, preferably in trolley
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Add an Electrical Audit?
Electrical
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Observed panel board covers closed
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Observed switches marked and to design regulations
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Power leads observed are supported by insulating hooks and are off floor
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Power boards observed are in good condition and fit for purpose
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Power boards and leads observed are in test and tag date
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Add a Housekeeping Audit?
Housekeeping
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Access and walk ways clear of obstruction
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Clean work areas
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Materials storage and stacking
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Scrap in suitable containers
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Waste in appropriate containers
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Oily rags suitably disposed