Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Regulation 5: Maintenance

  • Is there a maintenance schedule in place, and is it followed

  • Are high risk items of equipment checked at regular intervals

  • Is faulty equipment removed from service until repaired

  • Is there a method of recording and tracking remedial actions

Regulation 6: Ventilation

  • Is there a method of providing an adequate amount of fresh or purified air into the workplace

  • Is the workplace free from uncomfortable draughts

  • Is recirculated air filtered and enhanced with a supply of fresh air

  • Are mechanical ventilation systems (including air conditioning) cleaned regularly between services

  • Are mechanical ventilation systems (including air conditioning) equipped with a method to alert of failure

  • Are mechanical ventilation systems (including air conditioning) serviced on a regular basis

Regulation 7: Temperature of indoor workplaces

  • Are indoor temperatures maintained at a reasonable level

  • Can work be conducted without the need for special clothing

  • Do any methods of temperature control do so in a way that prevents fumes, gas or vapour from entering the building

  • Are there a sufficient number of thermometers at all internal workplaces

  • Are there methods of protection from temperature increase due to solar radiation

Regulation 8: Lighting

  • Is lighting sufficient to enable work without eye strain

  • Is lighting sufficient to enable people to safely move from place to place

  • Is there sufficient lighting in areas of pedestrian/vehicles interaction

  • Is lighting positioned to be free from glare

  • Is task specific local lighting available and in use

  • Is there a schedule in place for the cleaning of lighting

  • Are windows and sky lights cleaned on a regular basis

  • Is there sufficient emergency lighting

  • Is emergency lighting powered by a source independent of normal lighting

  • Is emergency lighting tested and inspected on a regular basis

Regulation 9: Cleanliness and Waste Materials

  • Is the workplace regularly cleaned

  • Are floor and wall surfaces maintained to enable effective cleaning

  • Are waste materials removed as soon as practicable from the working area

Regulation 10: Room dimensions and space

  • Is there enough space for people to move around freely

  • Are all jobs carried put without restricted movement, so far as is reasonably practicable

  • Taking equipment and furniture into account is there at least 11 m3 space available for each person employed in a workplace

Regulation 11: Workstations and Seating

  • Are workstations arranged so that tasks can be carried out safely and comfortably

  • Are workstation heights suitable for the task being carried out

  • Are workstations and seating arranged suitably for persons with special needs

  • Do workspaces have sufficient clear and unobstructed space to allow for freedom of movement and manoeuvring and positioning of materials

  • Is any seating in use suitable for the task being performed

Regulation 12: Condition of floors and traffic routes

  • Are floors and traffic routes free from holes, slopes, uneven or slippery surfaces likely to cause a hazard

  • Are any damaged surfaces marked conspicuously or guarded

  • Are any uneven or sloped surfaces marked conspicuously

  • Are there arrangements in place to tackle snow and ice

  • Are spillages cleared up, contained immediately

  • Are traffic routes kept clear of obstruction

  • Are the open sides of staircases adequately fenced and do all staircases have a handrail

Regulation 13: Falls or falling objects

  • Is every vessel containing a dangerous substance adequately fenced or covered to prevent a person falling into it

  • If there is inadequate guarding are there alternate measures in place to prevent a person falling into it

  • Are all barriers sufficiently high, and filled in to prevent falls over or through the barrier

  • Are barriers constructed of a material sufficiently strong enough to restrain any person or object falling against them

  • Are all covers capable of supporting all loads likely to be imposed upon them and any traffic likely to travel over them

  • Are all covers of a type that cannot be easily displaced or removed

  • In the event of barriers or covers being removed are there alternate adequate control measures in place

Regulation 14: Windows and transparent or translucent doors, gates and walls

  • Are all windows etc. made of a material which is inherently robust, breaks in a safe manner or of adequate thickness

  • Where the material used is 'safety glass' is the British Standards Kitemark apparent of every pane

  • Are all windows etc. appropriately marked, or incorporate features, which makes their presence apparent

Regulation 15: Windows, skylights and ventilators

  • Can all windows, skylights and ventilators be opened from floor level

  • Where they cannot be opened from floor level is there a safe means of access

  • When opened, are people prevent from falling through windows, skylights or ventilators

  • When opened are people prevented from colliding with them

Regulation 16: Ability to clean windows safely

  • Can all windows be cleaned from ground level or internally

Regulation 17: Organisation of traffic routes

  • Discounting pedestrians whose work requires interface with vehicles. Is there a Physical barrier between pedestrians and vehicles

  • Is there sufficient segregation between traffic routes and any doors or gates which may be used by pedestrians

  • Are all traffic routes suitably indicated for reasons of health and safety

  • Is any soft or uneven ground on which a vehicle could overturn, shed its load or become stranded indicated with adequate signage

  • Is there prominent warning of limited headroom

  • Has a site speed limit been set and is it adequately indicated

  • Has the need to reverse been reduced so far as is reasonably practicable

  • Where reversing is unavoidable, is this carried out under the control of a banks man

  • Where pedestrian routes cross vehicle routes is there suitable identification of the routes

  • Are barriers in place, where appropriate, to prevent pedestrians entering a traffic route unobserved

  • Do all pedestrians on, or adjacent to, a traffic route wear high visibility clothing

Regulation 18: Doors and gates

  • Do all sliding doors or gates have a device to prevent it coming off its track during use

  • Do all upward opening doors have a device to prevent it falling back

  • Do all powered doors and gates have a device to prevent it trapping any person

  • Do all doors or gates that can be pushed open from either side provide a clear view when closed of the space into which it opens

  • Can all doors required for escape in an emergency be opened easily, without the need for a tool or key, whilst the building is occupied

Regulation 19: Escalators and moving walkways

Regulation 20: Sanitary conveniences

  • Are sanitary conveniences readily accessible

  • Are sanitary conveniences adequately ventilated

  • Are sanitary conveniences adequately lit

  • Are there separate sanitary conveniences for men and women, or is each is a separate room to door of which can be locked from the inside

  • Is there an adequate number of sanitary conveniences

Regulation 21 Washing Facilities

  • Are there washing facilities in the immediate vicinity of sanitary conveniences

  • Are there washing facilities in the vicinity of changing rooms

  • Do all washing facilities contain a ready supply of clean hot and cold water

  • Do all washing facilities contain a supply of soap or other means of cleaning

  • Do all washing facilities contain an hygienic means of hand drying

  • Are all washing facilities adequately ventilated

  • Are all washing facilities well lit

  • Excepting washing facilities for washing hands, forearms and faces, are separate washing facilities provided for men and women, or in a seperate room ,the door of which can be locked from the inside

  • Is there an adequate number of washing facilities

Regulation 22: Drinking water

  • Is there a ready supply of wholesome drinking water

  • Are drinking water taps situated where contamination is unlikely

  • Are cups, beakers or glasses provided where the water is not supplied by a drinking fountain

  • Where non-disposal cups, beakers or glasses are used, is there a means to wash them in the immediate vicintiy

Regulation 23: Accommodation for clothing

  • Is there sufficient accommodation for personal clothing not worn during working hours

  • Is there sufficient accommodation for special clothing not worn home

  • Is the accommodation dry and well ventilated

  • Are there effective measures to secure personal clothing

  • Are there facilities to dry work clothing

Regulation 24: Facilities for changing clothing

  • Where there is a need to remove more than outer clothing, has a changing room been provided

  • Where clothing can become contaminated by a hazardous substance, is there a changing room which prevent workers own clothing becoming contaminated

  • Do changing rooms contain adequate seating

  • Are changing rooms directly connected to clothing accommodation and showering/bathing facilities

  • Do changing rooms ensure users privacy

  • Are the facilities large enough to allow the maximum number of people expected to use them at any one time to do so without overcrowding or delay

Regulation 25: Facilities for rest and to eat meals

  • Do facilities contain an adequate supply of seating for the maximum number of people expected to use them at any one time

  • Are the facilities situated in an area that allow for rest and food breaks to be taken without the need to wear PPE

  • Are the facilities situated in a place that prevents discomfort from cigarette smoke

  • Have suitable facilities been provided for pregnant women or nursing mothers

  • Have suitable facilities been provided for disabled persons

Sign off

  • Inspection completed and discussed with local management

  • Inspection conducted by

  • I have discussed the results of this inspection with the inspector, and am aware of the actions required to address any failings

  • Site Manager

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