Title Page

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on (Date and Time)

  • Inspected by

  • Location

Outdoor areas and equipment

  • Access (stairs/doors/steps)

  • Slip/trip/fall hazards

  • Condition of play area and play equipment

  • Electrics (no trailing wires/worn cables/ overloaded sockets)

  • Fire exit routes clear and Fire doors in good repair

  • Condition of courts incl.: notices, bins, nets, fence

  • Padel Courts - nuts and bolts

  • Free of moss/algae growing on court surfaces

Building and Indoor Equipment

  • Housekeeping/cleanliness

  • Toilet checklists completed

  • Slip/trip/fall hazards

  • Is the emergency lighting working?

  • First aid box and Burns First Aid box

  • Manual handling hazards

  • Public areas (steps/doors/glazing/ carpets/furnishings/toilets)

  • Electrics (no trailing wires/worn cables/ overloaded sockets) and CCTV cameras

  • COSHH (use/storage of chemicals)

  • P.P.E. e.g. goggles, gauntlet gloves, overclothing/aprons, breathing mask

  • Knives

  • Glass safety

  • Gas safety

  • All temperature records up-to-date?

  • All food from nominated suppliers and all food covered, dated, stored as per policy?

  • Observe kitchen staff: are they handling food correctly and are their personal hygiene standards satisfactory?

  • Shower heads de-scaled & disinfected

Signage and documentation

  • Sports Diary completed and issues actioned

  • Accident Book and accident investigation forms

  • COSHH assessment

  • All signage clear (outdoor and indoor)

  • Visitor / contractor procedure followed

  • Hazard Spotting Log

  • Quarterly Hazard Spotting Checklist FORM 9

  • Allergen info and alcohol folder up to date

  • Manual handling risk assessments

  • Unit specific risk assessments

Annual and Bi-Annual Checks

  • Risk assessment and fire risk assessment review

  • Complete COSHH risk assessment

  • Health & Safety policy on site, signed and in use

  • Training records are up to date and FORM 8: Consultation with employees completed, uploaded to People HR and signed off

  • Fire Drill (time taken, staff who attended, problems)

  • Hygiene deep clean of kitchen and toilets

  • Green “first aid” sticker by first aid kit.

  • Notice telling staff/public where the first aid kits are and who the current First Aider / appointed person(s) is/are.

  • Current Employer’s Liability Insurance Certificate displayed

  • Current WTW HS Policy Statement displayed

  • “Health and Safety Law: what you should know” poster

  • Fire exits signs where applicable (green).

  • Fire door stickers where applicable (blue).

  • Fire fighting equipment in appropriate places

  • Assembly point location notice

  • Dangerous equipment warning signs adjacent/near to such equipment e.g. dishwasher

  • “No Smoking” notices.

  • COSHH register review: all chemicals listed on the register and safety data sheets for all of them are on site (obtain from chemical supplier).

  • COSHH information poster near cleaning material storage (obtain from chemical supplier).

  • Warning sign on store’s door to gas bottle store.

  • Adequate chains/belts/wooden chocks for safe gas storage.

  • Manual handling poster showing correct lifting technique.

  • Gas leak procedure displayed by boiler and in kitchen.

  • Gas warning sign by boiler.

  • Electricity warning sign on electricity cupboard door.

  • Restricted area signage identifying doors to be locked and where authorised entry only is permitted e.g. boiler room, cleaning cupboard

  • Up-to-date certificates for PAT testing, gas, electrical installation, fire fighting equipment, fire alarms, emergency lighting etc.

  • Notice stating “NO GLASS OR BICYCLES PERMITTED” in the outdoor play area.

  • Pressure washing of courts and applying of moss-killer

Completion

  • Recommendations

  • Full Name and Signature of the Inspector

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