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  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

A. Health and Safety Information

  • 1. Is the HSE health and safety law poster displayed in a prominent position?

  • 2. Are no smoking signs displayed?

  • 3. Have risk assessments been undertaken and been made available for members of staff?

  • 4. Are safe working method statements/warning signs clearly visible?

B. General Issues

  • 5. Is the floor space clear of debris/objects?

  • 6. Area tidy and well kept?

  • 7. Floor surface free from spillages, in good condition and not slippery?

  • 8. Are lighting levels satisfactory for safe working practices?

  • 9. Is the plant/equipment located in an appropriate location within the workshop?

  • 10. Is the ventilation adequate?

  • 11. Is the temperature comfortable?

  • 12. Welfare facilities including wash hand basins clean and accessible

  • 13. Is waste stored effectively and removed frequently from the work areas?

  • 14. Is equipment being stored correctly and not exceeding safe working loads for racking?

C. Personal Protective Equipment

  • 15. Is PPE stored safety and appropriately?

  • 16. Is the PPE well maintained and in good condition?

  • 17. Signage of PPE requirements displayed?

D. Electrical Safety

  • 18. Are there any trailing cables, which could cause a person to trip and fall?

  • 19. Has all portable electrical equipment been tested and labelled with the date of the test?

  • 20. Are there any apparent faults with any electrical equipment, including damage to cables, plugs and sockets?

  • 21. Are extension leads etc only used for low power equipment?

E. Manual Handling

  • 22. Has manual handling been eliminated where possible or minimised so far as is reasonably practicable i.e., mechanical lifting aids – trolleys etc?

  • 23. Are trolleys maintained?

  • 24. Are items stored sensibly with easy access, i.e. heavy items used frequently stored on waist level shelves and heavy items used infrequently stored at low level?

  • 25. If necessary are properly designed, maintained steps provided for reaching heights?

F. Emergency Procedures

  • 26. Are all fire exit and escape routes, fire alarm points and items of firefighting equipment clearly visible, unobstructed and appropriately indicated?

  • 27. Are all fire doors kept closed when not in use and never wedged open (except when on catches activated by the fire alarm system)?

  • 28. Are sufficient up to date fire action notices prominently displayed throughout the area?

  • 29. Is there excessive storage of flammable materials?

  • 30. Are there any exposed ignition sources?

  • 31. Are sufficient up to date first-aid notices displayed prominently through the workplace?

  • 32. Is there a first aid box readily available?

  • 33. Eye wash easily accessible where necessary?

  • 34. Is there a trained first aider available?

  • 35. Spill kit accessible?

G. Equipment

  • 36. Are machines adequately guarded/protected to prevent contact, entanglement etc?

  • 37. Is the equipment maintained in a good condition?

  • 38. Is the equipment stored correctly?

  • 39. Are emergency stops working?

  • 40. Is there warning signs/signage on equipment?

  • 41. Are maintenance logs being completed by staff, including vehicle checks?

  • 42. Are the keys to vehicles being securely held?

H. Chemical Safety

  • 43. Is the safety information available for all chemicals?

  • 44. Are chemicals labelled appropriately?

  • 45. Are chemicals stored correctly?

  • 46. Flammables and corrosives stored in appropriate containers?

  • 47. Are flammable liquid cabinets at least 3m away from any potential ignition sources?

  • 48. Are there approved methods of chemical disposal?

  • 49. Are gas cylinders stored correctly?

  • 50. Are fuel stores adequately bunded and signed?

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