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1. Before You Start

  • 1. Have you reviewed actions arising from your previous inspection report?

2. Evacuation

  • 1. Is your nearest emergency exit clearly signed and accessible?

  • 2. Are fire doors clear of obstructions and able to close freely?

3. Fire and First Aid Elements

  • 1. Are the fire extinguishers signposted and clearly visible?

  • 2. Are the fire extinguishers the correct type for the hazards of the area?

  • 3. Are Fire Extinguishers within the next Service due date

  • 4. Are overhead fire sprinkler and detector heads clear of obstructions?

  • 5. Is there a first aid kit within 4 minutes of the area?

4. Egress / Floors / Passageways

  • 1. Are walkways and handrails defect free, clear of obstruction and clearly marked?

  • 2. Are walkways and floor surfaces even, free from slip and trip hazards and any openings in the floor protected?

  • 3. Are all access doors open freely and are safe and secure from falling off their tracks and/or hinges?

5. Storage and Housekeeping

  • 1. There are no bins or rubbish left behind by others?

  • 2. Is storage safe, orderly and secure?

  • 3. Has obsolete equipment been removed?

  • 4. Is housekeeping of an adequate standard?

6. Lighting

  • 1. Is there adequate lighting for tasks performed?

  • 2. Are the light switches near entrance and easily accessible?

7. Electrical

  • 1. Are the switches/power points in good working order? (if applicable)

  • 2. Are electrical conduits free from buildup of water and corrosion?

  • 3. Is all electrical equipment tested and tagged (including portable Residual Current Devices [RCD])?

  • 4. There are no power boards and electrical power leads/ cords on the floor (tripping hazard)?

  • 5. There are no piggy back power boards and/or extension cords?

  • 6. There are no frayed, defective or stretched electrical power leads?

8. Chemicals

  • 1. Are all chemicals (including solutions) labelled appropriately?

  • 2. Are all incompatible chemicals segregated?

  • 3. Are material safety data sheets (MSDS) available and current (within 5 years)?

  • 4. Where required, are spill kits complete and accessible?

9. Plant

  • 1. Is there adequate working space for operators of plant/equipment?

  • 2. Are appropriate safe guards and interlocking on plant where required?

  • 3. Have all guard covers been placed back securely on equipment?

  • 4. Is plant that is under pressure tested?

  • 5. Is equipment that is under pressure eg gas cylinders, compressors, suitably stored and located?

  • 6. Is there a test certificate for cranes, hoists & lifting tackle and is the equipment marked clearly with the maximum loads? Are lifting chains, slings, straps etc fit for use and safe?

  • 7. Have safety features or warning devices on the plant/equipment been appropriately maintained and tested on a regular basis.

  • 8. Is noise level damaging? If yes then is it mandatory to wear ear protection within this area?

  • 9. If required (as indicated by signage), is Personal Protective Equipment available for use with Plant (eg hearing protection, gloves etc), and is it clean?

10. Environment and Pest/Vermin

  • 1. Is there any build up of water? (water pooling, leakage, broken or blocked drains etc)

  • 2. Is the area free from signs of pest & vermin infestations that may pose a health hazard? (e.g wasps, spiders, rodents, snakes etc)

  • 3. Is the area free from bird activity which may cause a hazard?

11. Other

  • 1. Is the plant room kept locked and accessible only to authorised personnel?

  • 2. Does the area have hand washing facilities available?

  • 3. Any other damage or defects noticed during this inspection?

  • 4. The are no other items to be actioned from this inspection?

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