Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

LADDERS / STAIRWAYS SAFE ACCESS

  • 1.1 * Access safe

  • 1.2 * Ladders numbered

  • 1.3 * Non skid devices fitted

  • 1.4 * No damage to rungs/stiles

  • 1.5 * Tied down or held securely

  • 1.6 * Safely positioned.

  • * See ERW & GSR 13(A)

HOUSEKEEPING

  • 2.1 * No superfluous materials

  • 2.2 * All cables route safely/orderly

  • 2.3 * Daily activity

  • 2.4 * General appearance neat and tidy

  • 2.5 * Safe access - no tripping hazards

  • * Continues cleaning / Before and after shift

  • * Sufficient bins provided

  • * W ork will be stopped to clean up at Contractors cost.

STACKING/STORAGE

  • 3.1 * Stacking safe

  • 3.2 * Safe access to materials

  • * Not higher that 3 x the width * Ladder available to reach at top.

P.P.E.

  • 4.1 * Correct type available

  • 4.2 * Used by all on site

  • 4.3 * Safe to wear/use

  • 4.4 * Issuing control in place

HARNESSES

  • 5.1 * Hooked correctly

  • 5.2 * Hooked in elevated position

  • 5.3 * Correctly worn

  • 5.4 * Marked / Identified & no damage

  • 5.5 * Workers trained to wear correctly

  • 5.6 * Lanyards safe - no damage

  • * SABS approved parachute type * No safety belts permitted

HAND TOOLS

  • 6.1 * Safe condition

  • 6.2 * Correct tool for job at hand

  • 6.3 * No home made tools

  • * No pipes welded to hammer heads * Chisels to be dressed regularly

PORTABEL ELECTRIC TOOLS

  • 7.1 * Safe condition

  • 7.2 * Machine Guarding in Place

  • 7.3 * Correct tool for job at hand

SAFETY SIGNS

  • 8.1 * Adequate for the site

RUBBISH REMOVAL

  • 9.1 * Bins provided

  • 9.2 * Plastic bags available

  • 9.3 * Bins not overfull

  • * If applicable comply with Clients Rubbish removal procedure * Contractor to provide own bins to accommodate all waste. * To be emptied as and when required.

Unsafe Acts

  • 10.1 * Minus points per any unsafe act

  • 10.2 * Maximum deduction 10 points

Unsafe Conditions

  • 11.1 * Minus points per any unsafe condition

  • 11.2 * Maximum deduction 18 points

  • * Unsafe acts and conditions will be stopped and rectified before work may commence.

SAFETY ORGANISATION

  • DETAILED COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS

RISK ASSESSMENTS:

  • 12.1 * Risk Assessments done/ available with Foreman

  • 12.2 * Risk Assessment applicable to task done (Check on Site)

  • 12.3 * Risk Assessment signed by Foreman / Supervisor and SO

  • 12.4 * RA communication / signed by attendees.

FALL PROTECTION PLAN

  • 13.1 * Fall Protection Plan done/ available with Foreman

  • 13.2 * Fall Protection Plan applicable to task done (Check on Site)

  • 13.3 * Fall Protection Plan signed by Foreman / Supervisor and SO

  • 13.4 * Fall Protection Plan communication / signed by attendees.

PROMOTION, DOCUMENTATION & ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

  • 14.1 * First aid box available / Contents as per related legislation

  • 14.2 * Fire fighting equipment on site

  • 14.3 * Health and Safety Plan

  • 14.4 * Copies of related Acts on Site (OSH Act, MH & S Act, COID)

  • * OHASACT/MH&SA/COID/MINERAL

WEEKLY TOOLBOX TALKS

  • 15.1 * Register available

  • 15.2 * Signed by attendees

LEGAL AGREEMENTS AND REQUIREMENTS

  • 16.1 * Written agreement on Occupational Health and Safety act (Section 37 (2)) signed

  • 16.2 * Letter of good standing

  • 16.3 *Notification Dep of Labour

  • 16.4 *MSDS

  • * Pre - employment medical examination must be done prior any commencement of work on the premises.

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT

APPOINTMENTS

  • 17.1 16 (1) * CEO

  • 17.2 16 (2) * Contracts Manager/Project Manager

  • 17.3 6(1) * Construction Supervisors

  • 17.4 6(2) * Assistant Construction Supervisors/Foreman's

  • 17.5 GAR 9 * Incident Investigator

  • 17.6 CR 7(1) * Risk Assessor

  • 17.7 CR 8 * Fall protection developer

  • 17.8 CR 27(G) * Fire extinguisher Inspector

  • 17.9 GSR 3(4) * First Aider

  • 17.10 Sect 8(2)2(i) * Hand Tools

  • 17.11 HCS Regulation * Haz Chemical

  • 17.12 CR 14 * Scaffold erector

  • 17.13 CR 14 * Scaffold inspector

  • 17.14 GSR 13 (a) * Ladder Inspector

  • 17.15 CR 8d * Safety Harness Inspector

  • 17.16 6(6) * Safety Officer

  • 17.17 Sect 17 & 18 * Health and Safety Rep

  • 17.18 EMR 9 (4) * Portable electrical equipment inspector

  • 17.19 DMR 18 (10) (E) * Lifting tackle inspector

  • 17.20 * Emergency Co-ordinator

  • 17.21 * Welding/Flame Cutting Supervisor/Inspector

  • 17.22 * Excavation Supervisor

  • 17.23 * Demolitions Supervisor

  • 17.24 * Electrical Installations Supervisor

  • 17.25 * Construction Vehicles & mobile plant

  • 17.26 CR 26(a) * Stacking and storage

  • * All appointment to be valid with valid certificate of competency.

REGISTERS Completed

  • 18.1 Appointments

  • 18.2 * PPE- Declaration of user

  • 18.3 * Portable power tools

  • 18.4 * First Aid Reg

  • 18.5 * Scaffold Inspection Reg

  • 18.6 * ladder Reg

  • 18.7 * Hand tool

  • 18.8 * Explosive powered tools

  • 18.9 * Fire extinguisher Reg

  • 18.10 * Safety Harness Reg

  • 18.11 * Haz Chemical Reg

  • 18.12 * Gas Welding Reg

  • 18.13 * Excavation Reg

  • 18.14 * Construction vehicle & mobile plant Reg.

  • 18.15 * Waste disposal control sheet

  • * All tools and equipment must be checked by a competent appointed person and placed on a register before it may be used on site. * No unsafe equipment or equipment not on register may be used on site.

TRAINING & COMPETENCY

  • * DETAILED COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS. (Work may not commence without proof of training)

  • 19.1 * All staff Inducted

  • 19.2 * Medical Examination (Entry & Exit)

  • 19.3 * Safety Officer/Rep

  • 19.4 * First Aider

  • 19.5 * 2.9.2/11(1) Supervisors Safety

  • 19.6 * Basic Fire Fighting

  • 19.7 * Scaffold Inspector

  • 19.8 * Scaffold Erector

  • 19.9 * PST Certificate

  • 19.10 * Asbestos Awareness

  • 19.11 * Electrical Installation Cert

  • 19.12 * Construction vehicle & mobile plant Reg.

  • 19.13 * Elevated Work

  • * MH&SA Sec. 7 & 10. * OH&SA Sec. 8

CHEMICAL TOILETS

  • 20.1 * Adequate ratio 1:10

  • 20.2 * Cleaned & Maintained regularly

  • 20.3 * Signage posted see FR 2 (5)(A)

  • 20.4 * Running water available

  • * SABS 0400/241/1186 * Building Reg. & FR 2-8 and ERW 3-9

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