Information
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Audit Title
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Document No.
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Personnel
3.0 Scope
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Does the W@H FPE apply to all contractors and Holcim staff?
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Does the W@H FPE apply to all structures, facilities, vehicles and mobile equipment used by Holcim Group Company?
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Are fall prevention or fall protection systems required to be available at all times when work is conducted near a vertical drop of 1.8 meters or greater?<br>
4.0 Accountability
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Is there a process in place for formally appointing a person or persons other than CEO to be accountable to implement and maintain each requirement
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Has a person or persons other than the CEO been assigned accountability for implementing and maintaining each requirement of this FPE?
4.1 Hazard identification risk assessment and control
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Have all routine tasks, where potential to fall from height greater than 1.8 meters, been identified?
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Are they documented?
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Have routine work areas with fall potential less than 1.8 meters been considered?
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Have the local legislative requirements for W@H been identified and considered in the surveys?
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Review the survey? Does the survey meet the element requirements?
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Have all routine W@H tasks been included in the survey?
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Is the hierarchy of controls applied to W@H tasks?
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Are all fall prevention options considered? What are they?<br>
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How are non routine W@H tasks addressed?
4.2 Selection, Training, Competency and Authorisation
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Review the training and competency program for W@H to determine if it meets element requirements
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Are competency standards established and maintained for the selection, inspection, use and maintenance of fall prevention and protection equipment?
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Are training and competency programs in place?
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Are there assessment records which show both skill and knowledge of trainees?
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Is there a re-assessment period set?
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Does it comply with legal requirements?
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How are trained personnel identified/authorised?
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Is there a general Induction program for all personnel who work on site?
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Does it provide an adequate overview of the W@H FPE requirements?
4.3 Communication and awareness
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Is there a periodic program?
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Does the awareness program cover all relevant W@H exposures?
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Are topics relating to W@H safety included in safety meetings / toolbox talks?
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Is the information appropriate for those personnel who perform work at height ie. does it go into sufficient depth so they understand the requirements?
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Do work at height or similar procedures require these aspects of the W@H FPE to be addressed?
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Are these requirements adequate? For example: are the size, type and location of warning signs specified in a procedure? Is the scaftag or equivalent system used,
4.4 Design, Purchase, Fabrication, Installation and Commissioning
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Has a minimum standard specification been established for W@H equipment eg an ISO or national standards?
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Are those standards known and used by the procurement department?
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Are the requirements of the standard understood?
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Has there been an assessment of the design specifications used for these elements?
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Do these specifications meet accepted national/international norms?
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Are the national codes/standards for this equipment/controls known and used?
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Are the Holcim Engineering standards used?
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Is there a program to train and verify skill of persons who install and maintain W@H anchorage points?
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How has this program been determined to be adequate?
4.5 Work method and condition control
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Is there a task safety analysis method/procedure or risk assessment tool available which meets the requirements of this element?
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Is the hazard control information communicated to personnel? When?
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Only Personnel with the appropriate training shall operate Elevated Work Platforms.
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<br>Level of appropriate training defined?
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Training program in place and authorization process established
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National requirements identified and set as a minimum
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Only Personnel with the appropriate training shall erect and dismantle scaffolding
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<br>Level of appropriate training defined?
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Training program in place and authorization process established
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National requirements identified and set as a minimum
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Scaffolding access control system such as “Scaftag” exists
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Has a minimum training standard for personnel using safety harness been established?
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Does this standard align with national or equivalent standards?
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Is there an authorization process for personnel to use harnesses?
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Is there a training program for personnel who inspect harnesses?
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Anchor points are identified prior to commencement of task and methods to ensure attachment at all times agreed
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Is there a procedure and or guidance document which provides information to personnel who use ladders?
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Are personnel who use ladders instructed in these requirements?
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Is there a standard established for portable ladders?
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Are fibreglass or wooden ladders specified for electrical work?
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Are EWP’s required to be approved before use for electrical work?
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Is this requirement specified in W@H procedures and or task/risk assessments?
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Are all tools, equipment and personal items used when W@H secured against falling?
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Is there a barricading or other procedure which specifically addresses these requirements?<br>
4.6 Maintenance
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Is there a program which meets the requirements of this standard?
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Does it include: List of all Elevated work platforms
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Schedule and type of maintenance
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Names of qualified maintainers
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Recording of maintenance and repairs performed?
4.7 Emergency control
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Do all routine work at height tasks have a documented rescue plan?
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Are rescue plans developed prior to the commencement of non routine w@H?
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Is there a schedule for testing routine W@H rescue plans?
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Are drills conducted for other areas where work at height is conducted but not on a regular basis?
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Are the drills evaluated?
4.8 Monitoring, inspection and audits
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Have schedules been developed for the inspection of fall protection equipment?
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Have the manufactures inspection requirements/recommendation been included?
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Is there a system for recording the date of the inspection, the finding and who did the inspection?
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What skills and knowledge does the inspector require? Is it in accordance with the manufacturers and national regulatory requirements?
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Is there a 6 monthly inspection schedule for all fall protection equipment?
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Is each item of fall protection equipment uniquely identifiable?
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Is there a system to track or mark each piece of fall protection equipment to identify it is safe to use and has been inspected within the last 6 months?
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Is an inspection program in place for all scaffolding equivalent to the SCAFFTAG system?
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Does this system meet the requirements of this section of the FPE?
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Is there a register of all fixed and portable ladders?
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Is there a schedule for the inspection of all fixed and portable ladders in accordance with the requirements of this FPE?
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Is there a specification for the inspection of fixed and portable ladders i.e. what to look for?
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Is there a task observation procedure?
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Are task observations conducted on W@H regularly?
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Are the people undertaking the task observations aware of and understand the requirements of this FPE?
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Is there an annual auditing program in place, which verifies the quality and effectiveness of the group company’s response to the requirements of this FPE?
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Are the audits performed in accordance with the audit schedules?
4.9 Reporting, assessment and corrective actions
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Is there a process by which hazards or defects can be reported eg. Hazard reports or inspection checklists
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How is W@H equipment taken out of service and or destroyed?
Conclusion and auditor's comments
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Date of audit completed
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Signature of auditor
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Date of auditor's signature
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Signature of auditee
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Date of auditee's signature