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ITEMS AND INSPECTION CRITERIA - OFFICE

  • Chairs, desks, filing and storage areas (e.g., benches and bookcases) are clean and orderly.

  • Workstations appear organised and consider comfort and lighting (e.g., decent office chairs, monitor height and desk layout)

  • Electrical equipment and cables are neatly arranged and tied out of the way

  • Stairs are non-slip and access is unrestricted.

  • Work and storage areas do not impede marked walkways and allow for safe and easy access.

EMERGENCY & FIRST AID

  • Emergency Exits are clearly visible and not obstructed (e.g., illuminated signs are operational).

  • Evacuation Diagram and Emergency Staff Contacts are clearly displayed (e.g., Noticeboard).

  • First Aid kit/s are clearly signposted, readily accessible, clean and orderly (check site vehicle kits <br>where applicable).

  • Emergency Eye Wash/Shower is signposted, functional and easy to access (test the water)

FIRE FIGHTING

  • Extinguishers/Hose Reels/Fire Blankets are in place where signage is displayed, and the equipment <br>matches the signage (e.g., type ABE)

  • Equipment serviceable, not damaged and currently tagged (sample check - attached tag has been <br>stamped within 6mths). Check site vehicle fire equipment where applicable.

  • Clear and easy access around the emergency equipment (at least 1m² clearance is maintained).

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

  • Equipment and extension leads are tagged showing tests are current (sample check).

  • Appropriate extension leads / power boards are in use (not excessive)

  • Leads are routed/positioned to avoid trip hazards in walkways and workspaces (elevated/suitably <br>protected where required).

GENERAL

  • Personal Protective Equipment is appropriate, readily available, and used as directed.

  • Adequate supplies of Danger and Out of Service Tags are available

  • Lighting is adequate, both natural and artificial (lights are functional)

  • Workshop/Store areas are free from unwanted materials, obsolete parts/equipment, and waste <br>(Lean housekeeping)

  • Pallet racking has no obvious damage and product storage secured.

  • Storage of smaller parts and equipment is designed to minimise lifting problems (ideally between <br>knee and shoulder height).

  • Racking for steel/pipe lengths is secured, orderly and not overloaded.

  • Noise levels are low enough that you can hold a conversation without raising your voice

  • Floors and walkways/work areas are clean, tidy, free of spills, oil, grease, and airlines, etc.

  • Stairs, ladders & platforms are in good condition and have clear access, handrails, non-slip, etc

  • Slings and rigging equipment are in good condition and within inspection (Synthetic slings = 3 <br>months, chains/shackles = 12 months). Sample check.

  • Signage for inherent hazards regarding workshop activities and Personal Protection Equipment <br>(PPE) are obvious and maintained in good condition.

  • Designated smoking areas are well maintained and free of combustible materials (signage, disposal <br>bin).

  • Car park, facility, garden area and entrance are clean and tidy.

  • Materials collected, segregated, and stored at suitable points (where practicable) for recycling. E.g., <br>cardboard, metal, timber.

  • Waste bins emptied on a regular basis and all waste/scrap kept within confines of bins.

  • Stormwater drains are clear and free of foreign matter.

CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT

  • SDS Register of all hazardous substances/dangerous goods and their SDS’s is signposted and <br>accessible.

  • All chemicals are clearly labelled and in suitable containers and free from spills/leakage.

  • Chemicals are stored in cabinets when not in use (e.g., 20L are in flam goods locker).

  • Larger volumes of chemicals/oils are stored on appropriate bunds away from potential damage.

  • Spill kits are available, serviceable and in the correct location (check evacuation diagram).

MOBILE PLANT & EQUIPMENT

  • Consider work areas, access, and interactions

  • Consider vehicle condition, oil/fuel leaks, cleanliness, exhaust fumes and noise

  • Pre-start inspections are completed (sample check crane, forklift, scissor, shunter, etc).

MACHINERY & TOOLING (Sample Check)

  • Guards are in place, have not been modified and are in good condition.

  • Stop/Start switches are within easy reach and in good condition – including emergency stops

  • Are tools, jigs and machine attachments well maintained and in good condition (discuss with <br>operator).

  • Machines are easy to access and clear of clutter/waste, including swarf, shavings, machine fluids

WELDING, GAS EQUIPMENT AND STORAGE

  • Welding areas are screened to avoid ultraviolet ray burns.

  • Welding equipment is free from obvious damage

  • Fume extraction system utilised where required.

  • Flashback Arrestors fitted and within date (<12months since last replaced)

  • Regulators, torch, and hoses are in good order and repair (especially at joiners and torches).

  • Trolley is in good order, gas cylinders are secured, hoses coiled and stored, and the Oxy set is <br>vertical in cradles.

  • Spare gas cylinders are secured upright and stored separately with signage (Oxygen >3m from <br>Acetylene).

  • Visually check compressor for leaks

ACTIONING IDENTIFIED ITEMS OR ISSUES - Upon completion of the checklist, the respective Department Supervisor / Manager is to review any identified deficiencies so that they can arrange the actions or resources required to resolve these immediately

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REVIEW AND APPROVAL

  • Site Supervisor / Manager:

  • Signature:

  • Date

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