Information

  • Frontline / Reception Back Office / Emergency Preparedness

  • Prepared by Frontline Coordinator

  • Conducted on

Frontline

  • Ground clean and free from rubbish and trip hazards.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Floor mats do not present a trip hazards.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Signage clear and complete.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

Reception Back Office

  • Floor surface even and free from wear.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Floor free of rubbish and other obstacles.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Work benches, computers and keyboards are the correct working height.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Working surface adequately illuminated and lighting is operational.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Cupboard doors and filing cabinet drawers kept closed and heavy items not stored at height

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

Emergency Preparedness

  • All items stored appropriately - not blocking passageways, fire doors and exits.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Emergency management plans in prominent position.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Emergency warning systems audible in area.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Fire extinguishers properly located, signed and checked.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Emergency equipment is safe working condition ( oxygen, defibrillator).

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • New employees and current employees have been introduced to Emergency Action plan and have attended training.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

First Aid Kit

  • First aid information book

  • One pair of rust resistant scissors about 100mm long with one blunt point to cut dressings and bandages or cut clothing

  • Disposable latex gloves and an approved resuscitation mask for infection control

  • At least 3 sealable plastic bags about 150x200mm for ice packs or dirt dressings etc

  • Pencil and notepad to record details/messages

  • One pair of rust resistant pointed forceps for removing splinters and stings

  • At least 5 safety pins about 40mm long to hold bandages in place

  • 2 triangular calico bandages at least 900mm edge length each to use as slings or dressings

  • 3 rolls of stretch bandage (50,75,100mm wide and at least 1.5m long) to hold dressings in place, support injured limbs

  • 3 sterile wound dressings of different sizes to control bleeding and apply pressure

  • One roll of low allergenic adhesive strapping, at least 25mm wide x 2.5m long to hold dressings in place

  • 2 sterile individually packed, non adhesive dry dressings, 100x100mm, to use for burns, abrasions, cuts, lacerations, weeping wounds

  • 24 sterile, adhesive dressing strips to cover small cuts/blisters and abrasions

  • At least 3 disposable hand towels or tissues for general cleaning other than wounds

  • At least 9 sterile cotton gauze swabs for wound cleaning

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Evac Packs fully equipped.

  • Action Required

  • Responsible Person

  • Due Date

  • Sign when completed

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