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  • Subject Name

  • Subject Number

  • Subject Coordinator

  • Name of person completing the checklist

  • Names of personnel involved in inspection

  • Audit notes and observations

Step 1 - H&S Management

H&S Responsibilities - responsibilities for health and safety are communicated to all levels

  • Are specific health and safety responsibilities included in position descriptions and/or workplans?

Training & Competency - All staff and students provided with health and safety training relevant to their role

  • Has a local induction for students and volunteers been provided within a week of starting?

  • Has health and safety information, including H&S responsibilities and procedures, been provided to new staff, students and external workers in induction?

  • Records of all health and safety training and induction are kept

Information - Staff and students know how to access relevant information on health and safety procedures and issues

  • Has health and safety information been provided in course notes and/or laboratory manuals for students?

Step 2 - Prevention - Specific Hazard Programs

Risk assessments for all hazard areas

  • Are the risk assessments easily available?

  • Are all risk assessments current and regularly reviewed?

  • Do risk assessments note all reasonably foreseeable hazards, for example, biological, manual handling, hazardous chemicals, electrical equipment, plant and mechanical equipment, noise, ionising radiation, non-ionising radiation?

  • Do risk assessments list all appropriate controls?

  • Have appropriate control measures been implemented as per the risk assessment and safe work procedure/SWMS?

  • Have all relevant staff been consulted in the development of the risk assessment and controls?

Step 3 - Reaction - Health and Safety procedures

Hazards - procedures are established to find and fix hazardous situations

  • Are hazards reported to the supervisor/manager either in person or via the HIRO (Hazard and Incident Reporting Online) system?

  • Are hazard reporting procedures included in student orientation?

  • Are UTS Procurement and Payments Procedures followed by completing the Health and Safety Pre-Purchase Checklist when purchasing hazardous equipment, materials and chemicals?

Accidents/incidents - are reported and action is taken so that accidents are not repeated

  • Are accidents/incidents reported to the supervisor via the Hazard and Incident Reporting Online (HIRO) system?

  • Are accidents and incidents investigated and an Action Plan completed in HIRO?

First Aid - is available as needed

  • Have students been informed of the first aid process?

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