Information

  • Client / Site

  • Location
  • DATE OF AUDIT

  • Prepared by

  • AUDIT SCHEDULE : 1 WEEK

INSPECTIONS

1. General safety

  • Have corecrtive actions from the previous audit been completed

  • Are floors and passagesways clear of obstructions and slip hazards

  • Are the housekeeping standards satisfactory

  • Are all doorways clear of obstructions

  • All hazardous waste and sharps bins being used and empted

  • Any other pertinent observations

2. Fire Safety

  • Are all fire exits clear of obstructions

  • Are all fire doors closed and not propped open

  • Are all fire extinguishers in date,easily accessible and sign posted

  • Is the fire signage in place

  • Are employees aware of the fire evaluation procedure and their specific responsibilities

  • Is the fire marshal station complete with baton and HI-VIS vest,and listed marshal appropriate

  • Any other pertinent observations

3. General Plant,Equipment and Machinery Safety

  • Is the overall appearance of the plant, equ6and appliances satisfactory

  • Are all power points,cables and plugs in sound condition

  • Are portable appliances in good condition

  • Do all portable appliances have current PAT testing stickers attached

  • Are machines free of trip hazards trailing cables etc.

  • Have all machines where entrapment is possible have suitable guards or safety devices

  • Are earth points and wands in good condition, adequately insulated and secured

  • Are emergency off electrical isolators identified and easily accessible

  • Are compressed gas guns fitted with safety nozzles

  • Any other pertinent observations

4. Chemical Safety /Environment

  • Are any chemicals being stored correctly in the area

  • Are flammables being stored in flameproof cabinets

  • Are all chemicals containers properly labelled

  • Are current safety data sheets available

  • Have COSHH assessment been carried out and have they been reviewed

  • Are risk assessments end suitable controls in place for any dust and fume issues

  • Are the lighting levels in the area sufficient

  • Is the control of any noise issues adequate

  • Are the heating and ventilation levels sufficient

  • Is the main structure for example floors walls ceilings windows and pipes in acceptable condition

  • Is the area free of over head hazards

  • Is the area free of sharp or protruding edges

  • Any other partinent observations

5. Safety Equipment

  • Is suitable and sufficient Personal Protective Equipment being provided and is it being used

  • Are safety signs and notices in place ,for example warning signs PPE etc

  • Is the first aid station complete for example box still sealed,eye wash bottles present and first aiders list up to date

  • Any other pertinent observations

6. Handling Materials / Access Equipment

  • All safe storage practices being followed

  • Have all ladders steps and access equipment been included in the facilities ladder register( check tags)

  • Has adequate lifting equipment been provided for the area

  • Has the lifting equipment been inspected on a regular basis

  • Have staff in the area been trained to use the equipment

  • Any other pertinent observations

7 Safe System of Work

  • Are up to date risk assessments available for the process in the area

  • Is historical safety documentation suitable storage and available

  • Are operating instructions in place for the processes

  • Is adequate health and safety training provided

  • Any other partinent observations

8. People

  • Have all outstanding staff safety issues been dealt with

  • Is health surveillance carried out where applicable and recorded

  • Are restricted entry list up to date

  • Any other pertinent observations

9. Additional Comments :

  • Date of Audit

  • Audit completed by:

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