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1. Housekeeping

  • Is access/egress(s) free from obstructions and with good visibility?

  • Are Pedestrian Routes free from obstructions? And walkways clearly marked?

  • Is a system in place for cleaning spillages/wet floors immediately/preventing slips?

  • Is flooring in good condition?

  • Is the risk of falling from height been suitable controlled?

2. Manual Handling

  • Is manual handling observed during inspection completed in a safe manner?

  • Do risk assessments identify manual handling and provide adequate controls?

  • Have staff received manual handling training in the last 12 months?

  • Have lifting aids been suitably maintained and inspected?

3. People, training and supervision

  • Are staff members given adequate training and instructions to carry out their duties safely?

  • Are staff aware of how to raise H&S concerns?

  • Are staff aware of the location of the H&S noticeboard?

4. General Safety

  • Are suitable safety signs in place?

  • Are staff wearing required PPE?

  • Is equipment & machinery subject to regular inspections and maintenance?

  • Are hazardous substances suitable managed?

  • Any other observations (Detail in comments)

  • Any other observations (Detail in comments)

5. Fire & First Aid

  • Are fire exits suitably signed, unlocked and free from obstructions?

  • Are staff aware of the nearest fire exit?

  • Is sufficient emergency lighting in place?

  • Is firefighting equipment maintained serviced and in date?

  • Are a suitable number of trained fire marshals/zone clearers in place?

  • Are all staff members aware of the fire procedures?

  • Have suitable first aid provisions been made?

  • Are adequate numbers of first aiders available?

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