Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site / Department

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Department Manager / Personnel

Health and Safety Systems

  • WHS Policy statement displayed

  • MIRA Incident reporting poster available

  • Are See Something Say Something Posters in BOH area

  • Where is the Crisis management plan kept

  • JSA record available and current

  • WHS committee member appointed for area

  • WHS minutes available in area

Prevention of slips, trips and falls

  • electrical leads free from walkways

  • Kitchen Floors free of water, oil and spills

  • Warning signs have placed around any wet floor

  • Trolleys are stored away from walkways

  • All hot boxes are stored on racks

  • Corridors and doorways leading into kitchens are free from clutter

  • Non slip flooring is in good conditions

  • Stairway railing and stair nosings are in good condition (stair nosing are located at the edge of step each step to reduce slips and trips)

emergency procedures

  • there are fire extinguisher located in the area ( e.g. Plant rooms, workshop)

  • There are sign showing the location of fire extinguishers and other emergency equipment

  • Firefighting equipment serviced / tagged with in last 6 months

  • Extinguishers appropriate to hazards present in area

  • Emergency evacuation diagram is clear visible

  • Emergency exit signs clearly visible and not obstructed

  • There are no items blocking the fire extinguishers and other emergency equipment

  • Exit doors easily opened from inside

  • Exit path ways clear of obstruction

  • Alarm and communication system in area adequate

  • Are fire doors self closing and closed. have they been inspected in the last 6 months (observe tag on the door near frame)

  • Are all employees aware of the emergency / evacuation procedure and know the location of the assembly point

  • Are kitchen ducts and hoods cleaned periodically

  • Are all sprinkler heads free from obstruction (500mm gap)

  • Are housekeeping standards such that they preven the accumulation of stores, rubbish, combustible or flammable materials

  • Exit lights are working

  • Personnel trained in use of fire fighting equipment in the last 12 month. ( ask PASS method)

Electrical

  • Powerpoint's do not have double adapters attached

  • All cords, cables, and sockets have no loose wiring and appear to be in good condition

  • All cords, cables and sockets are free of wet areas and heat

  • Test and tag guidelines
    - equipment does not move, non-hostile environment e.g. Computers - 5 years
    - guest rooms (except for hairdryer - 12 mths), 2 years
    - portable equipment - e.g. Hot box, vacuum - 12 mths

  • Test and tag inspections is up to date and being completed through hotel. All appliances have a coloured tag attached.

  • Electrical equipment has safety switches and emergency stop buttons

  • Is electrical equipment isolated from elements such as water and sharp edges

  • Lock out / Tag out procedures, danger tags in place

Machinery and equipment

  • Machine guards are in place on all equipment in workshop and plant room

  • Emergency stop buttons on workshop and portable equipment work ( if the button is pressed, the equipment shuts down). Test equipment and list in comments which equipment has been tested

  • Equipment is in good working order and any broken equipment has been isolated from operations and tagged out as per engineering procedures

  • Walk-in fridge freezer alarm is working

Hazardous substances

  • Can the white ECOLAB SDS a folder be located in the department <br><br>Check 3 random SDS and write down the name of the chemical and the expiry date in the comments

  • Note: safety data sheets (SDS) must be dated within the last 5 years.

  • Is appropriate Personal protective equipment (ppe) available, maintained and used

  • Is the chemicals stored appropriately according to SDS

  • Containers labelled correctly according to SDS

  • Chemical register with SDS Folder

  • Appropriate emergency/first aid equipment- shower, eye bath, extinguishers

Workplace ergonomics

  • Computer equipment is free from visible damage

  • Workstation and seating design acceptable.

  • Ergonomic factor considered in work layout and task design

  • Use of excessive force and repetitive movement minimised

  • Appropriate training provided

Personal protection

  • Employees are provided with PPE

  • PPE being worn by associates, contractors

  • Sun cream provided (If outside for more than 15min)<br>

  • Correct signage at area requiring PPE

Other hazards

  • Are shelves and storage racks secure with no breakages

  • Boxes and heavy objects are stacked on lower shelves

  • WHS signs are in good condition and clearly dispalyed

  • Hot water boilers are not leaking when turned off

  • Room service trolleys have handles and move around freely

  • Associates are not moving trolleys around that have been stacked above eye level ( as observers during the inspection

  • Are associates satisfied with ventilation and quality of air conditioning and thermal comfort

  • All restricted areas are locked and signage Is clearly displayed at the entrance to these areas

Visitor management

  • Visitors wearing passes

  • Employees familiar with locations of Sine Pro, log books and passes

  • Employees familiar with procedures for escorting guests without passes

Key Security

  • Employees familiar with key control procedures

Manual handling

  • Mechanical aids provided and used

  • Mechanical aids in good working condition

  • JSA's in place for manual handling tasks

  • Risk Assessments conducted for manual handling tasks

  • manual handling controls implemented

First aid

  • Kit and contents clean and orderly

  • Stock meets requirements

  • Who are your nearest First Aid trained associate

Lighting

  • Adequate and free from glare

  • Lighting clean and efficient

  • Windows clean

  • No flickering or inoperable lights

Any additional information if required

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Sign off

  • Department Representative

  • WHS Representative

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