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  • Audit Title

  • Depot/Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Report presented to

  • Stairs

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  • 1.1 Is the rise measurement between 180mm and 280mm?

  • 1.2. Is the going (step) between 280mm and 340mm?

  • 1.3 Are there less than 36 steps?

  • 1.4 Are the stairs free from spills and any leaks? Include the landings and bottom of the stairs in your answer.

  • 1.5. Is the floor covering (carpet or vinyl) in good condition and free from trip hazards?

  • 1.6. Is the lighting suitable and sufficient? Must be at least 200 lux.

  • 1.7. Do the nosings have a clearly identified colour contrast? This allows you to judge accurately where the step ends.

  • 1.8. Are the nosings square and not curved?

  • 1.9. Are the nosings fitted securely with no trip hazard evident?

  • 1.10. Are the nosings non slip?

  • 1.11. Are the nosings all of equal size?

  • 1.12. If the steps have an overhang between the riser and the going, is it less than 16mm?

  • Hand Rail

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  • 2.0. Are the stairs less than 1m wide?

  • 2.1. If wider than 1m, are there handrails on both sides?

  • 2.2. If wider than 2m, is there a third handrail in the middle of the staircase?

  • 2.3. Is the handrail fitted in a position that it can easily be held?

  • 2.4. Is the handrail height between 900mm and 1000mm from the step?

  • 2.5. Is the handrail secure?

  • 2.6. If the handrails provide a guard from a drop, are they 1100mm in height?

  • 2.7. If the handrails provide guarding from a drop, are they 1100mm in height with an intermediate guard to prevent falling through them?

  • Corrective actions

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  • Any other comments

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  • Auditor signature

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