Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1. Layout

  • Area is clean, tidy and well kept.

  • Adequate storage area provided.

  • Floor is free of obstructions and slip resistant.

  • There is adequate ventilation.

2. Emergency Procedures

  • Clearly Written evacuation procedures and exits displayed

  • Are spill kits available?

  • Portable fire extinguishers have been provided and maintained.

  • White Cross information on health and safety notice board

  • Emergency and hazard signage is clearly visabale

3. Emergency Systems and First Aid facilities

  • Randomly ask if employees are familiar with relevant emergency response procedure

  • Emergency exits clearly marked and unobstructed

  • Evacuation and assembly points known by all staff

  • Wardens appointed and trained

  • At least one trained First Aider on each floor at time of inspection

  • First Aid kits fully stocked, accessible and identified by signage

  • Staff know name of their First Aider

  • Staff know location of nearest defibrillator

  • Check the pads not expired

  • Check to see if power level light on defibrillator is on

  • Fire extinguishers were serviced in the last 12 months

  • Fire wardens all have clean Hi Viz jackets

  • All staff know where to find after hours security number

4. General Facilities

  • Washing facilities are clean and functional.

  • Are stairs, passageways and store rooms well lit?

  • Warning and Safety signage in good condition.

  • Isolation valves are readily accessible and clearly labelled.

  • Check Health and Safety notice board is current with fire warden and first Anders contact details are available

5. Manual Handling

  • where applicable manual handling Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) are available.

  • Personnel in inspection area are inducted and trained in manual handling.

  • trolleys or mechanical hoists are available and are being considered for heavy items or loads.

6. Storage

  • Materials stored in racks and bins wherever possible are not above shoulder height.

  • Storage designed to minimize lifting problems I.e. heavy objects not stored on upper racks.

  • Racking securely fixed to the floor or wall.

  • Safe lifting sign displayed.

7. Slips and Trips

  • Warning signs are available if a spill was to occur

  • There are special provisions for slip resistance in wet areas.

  • handrails and slip resistance are provided on ramps and stairs.

  • Walkways are free of hazards, such as electrical leads.

8. Electrical Safety

  • all portable equipment has current test tags.

  • Residual current devices (RCD) are installed at switchboards or fixed into sockets. (It should be clearly marked on socket).

  • Portable RCD device is available and has been tested.

  • Flexable cord, plugs ad extension leads are in good condition and have either moulded or transparent type plugs.

  • Power points are suitable for the location and are positioned safely.

  • Power boards are used. (not double adapters).

  • Faulty equipment is tagged out. (Tag and tags is available).

9. Chemical Aspects

  • MSDS (not older older than 5 years) are available for workers reference and included in the hazardous substances register.

  • there is an up to date easy to find and read list/register summary of all chemicals used.

  • A risk assessment has been completed for all chemicals and harmful substances stored and used at the workplace.

  • decanted containers are labeled with name, risk and safety instructions.

  • Original containers have the manufacturer's label.

  • Chemicals stored according to compatibility and bundled i.e. in flammable or corrosive cabinets.

  • Are minimal amounts of corrosives stored, and/or used?

  • Only flammables stored in flammable liquid cabinet?

  • Are the warning signs on the cabinet legible? (e.g. DG Class 3 diamond, no smoking, no ignition sources).

10. Personal Protective Equipment

  • Instruction and information of PPE are available.

  • signage of PPE requirements displayed on equipment.

  • General P.P.E. Signage when entering areas.

11. Noise

  • A risk assessment on noise has been conducted where it is likely that workers Re exposed to noise levels.

  • workers have received information and training in relation to noise at the workplace.

12. Machinery and Plant

  • Records are kept of maintenance, alterations and inspections.

  • Load chart is provided and legible.

  • Keys are not left behind in unattended mobile plant.

  • Are S.O.P's warning signs clearly visible?

  • Work area is organized for the safety of the mobile plant operator and pedestrians. (Safe walkways on floor?)

  • Forklift operators hold a high risk work license for forklift operation and have reached 18 years of age.

  • Pre-start safety check of machinery/mobile plant is carried out

  • Are records of training held for appropriately trained people?

  • Emergency stops tested andc are working.

13. Guarding

  • Operators and maintenance personnel properly trained, familiar with the operation and set up of machinery and able to demonstrate safety features, as per the S.O.P.

  • Guards protect against hazards to the rear and sides of machinery.

  • Pre-operational checks are conducted to ensure safety features are in working order.

  • If machine is fitted with an Emergency Stop is it clearly marked

  • where it is not practical to provide guarding and people are required to operate or pass close to dangerous moving parts, a safe system of work in place to reduce risk.

14. Welding Safety

  • Are staff appropriately trained and inducted in the dangers of performing welding tasks and is it documented

  • Are students appropriately supervised by a competent person when welding?

  • are welding operators provided with the appropriate PPE?

  • Is there adequate ventilation for welding tasks?

  • Are there appropriate warning signs in welding areas?

  • Are welding screens used when performing welding tasks?

  • Are ventilation systems working adequately?

15. Compressed Gas

  • Cylinders contents are identified and appropriately secured.

  • cylinders are stored according to dangerous goods class and empty cylinders are separated from full ones.

  • Gas lines are free of leaks, kinks, wear & tear and connections in good repair.

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