Assessment 1 - Group Field Study Project
Length
Weighting:
Reference Style:
Document type:
2,500 to 3,000 words maximum
Report: 20%
Harvard Referencing Style
MS Word
General OHS Inspection Checklist
This checklist is included as a guide only and may be modified to suit specific contract requirements
Company Name:
Date:
Auditor:
Indicate in the following manner: Acceptable Not Acceptable N/A Not Applicable
1. Health and Safety Systems
1.1 OH&S policy displayed
1.2 Accident report book
1.3 Induction records
1.4 Rehabilitation policy available
1.5 Workplace inspection records
1.6 Emergency procedures
1.7 Training records
1.8 Documented safe work procedures
1.9 Protective clothing & equipment records
1.10 MSDS available
1.11 Health & safety systems manual
1.12 H&S representatives appointed
1.13 Management safety representative appointed
1.14 Contract risk assessment available
1.15 Contract Health & Safety Co-ordination Plan available
2. Housekeeping
2.1 Work areas free from rubbish & obstructions
2.2 Surfaces safe and suitable
2.3 Free from slip/trip hazards
2.4 Floor openings covered
2.5 Stock/material stored safely
2.6 AISLES
2.7 Unobstructed and clearly defined
2.8 Adequate lighting
2.9 Vision at corners
2.10 Wide enough
3. Electrical
3.1 No broken plugs, sockets, switches
3.2 No frayed or defective leads
3.3 Power tools in good condition
3.4 No work near exposed live electrical equipment
3.5 Tools and leads inspected and tagged
3.6 No strained leads
3.7 No cable-trip hazards
3.8 Switches/circuits identified
3.9 Lock-out procedures/danger tags in place
3.10 Earth leakage systems used
3.11 Start/stop switches clearly identified
3.12 Switchboards secured
3.13 Appropriate fire fighting equipment
4. Mobile Plant and Equipment
4.1 Plant and equipment in good condition
4.2 Daily safety inspection procedures/checklists
4.3 Fault reporting/rectification system used
4.4 Operators trained and licensed
4.5 Warning and instructions displayed
4.6 Warning lights operational
4.7 Reversing alarm operational
4.8 Satisfactory operating practices
4.9 Fire extinguisher
4.10 Tyres satisfactory
4.11 SWL of lifting or carrying equipment displayed
5. Machinery and Workbenches
5.1 Adequate work space
5.2 Clean and tidy
5.3 Free from excess oil and grease
5.4 Adequately guarded
5.5 Warnings or instructions displayed
5.6 Emergency stops appropriately placed and clearly identifiable
5.7 Operated safely and correctly
5.8 Workbenches clear of rubbish
5.9 Tools in proper place
5.10 Duckboards or floor mats provided
6. Hazardous Substances
6.1 Stored appropriately
6.2 Containers labelled correctly
6.3 Adequate ventilation/exhaust systems
6.4 Protective clothing/equipment available/used
6.5 Personal hygiene - dermatitis control
6.6 Waste disposal procedures
6.7 Material safety data sheets available
6.8 Chemical handling procedures followed
6.9 Appropriate emergency/first aid equipment - shower, eye bath, extinguishers
6.10 Hazchem signing displayed
7. Excavations
7.1 Shoring in place and in sound condition
7.2 Excavation well secured
7.3 Signage displayed
7.4 Clear and safe access around excavation
7.5 Safe work procedure in place
8. Stairs, steps and landings
8.1 No worn or broken steps
8.2 Handrails in good repair
8.3 Clear of obstructions
8.4 Adequate lighting
8.5 Emergency lighting
8.6 Non-slip treatments/treads in good condition
8.7 Clear of debris and spills
8.8 Used correctly
9. Ladders
9.1 Ladders in good condition
9.2 Correct angle to structure
9.3 Extended metre above top landing
10. Personal Protection
10.1 Employees provided with PPE
10.2 PPE being worn by employees
10.3 Correct signage at access points
11. Manual Handling
11.1 Mechanical aids provided and used
11.2 Safe work procedures in place
11.3 Manual handling risk assessment performed
11.4 Manual handling controls implemented
12. Workplace Ergonomics
12.1 Workstation and seating design acceptable
12.2 Ergonomic factors considered in work layout and task design
12.3 Use of excessive force and repetitive movements minimised
12.4 Appropriate training provided
13. Material Storage
13.1 Stacks stable
13.2 Heights correct
13.3 Sufficient space for moving stock
13.4 Material stored in racks/bins
13.5 Shelves free of rubbish
13.6 Floors around stacks and racks clear
13.7 Drums checked
13.8 Pallets in good repair
13.9 Heavier items stored low
13.10 No danger of falling objects
13.11 No sharp edges
13.12 Safe means of accessing high shelves
13.13 Racks clear of lights/sprinklers
14. Amenities
14.1 Washrooms clean
14.2 Toilets clean
14.3 Lockers clean
14.4 Meal rooms clean and tidy
14.5 Rubbish bins available - covered
15. First Aid
15.1 Cabinets and contents clean and orderly
15.2 Stocks meet requirements
15.3 First aiders names displayed
15.4 First aiders location and phone numbers
15.5 Qualified first aider(s)
15.6 Record of treatment and of supplies dispensed
16. Lighting
16.1 Adequate and free from glare
16.2 Lighting clean and efficient
16.3 Windows clean
16.4 No flickering or inoperable lights
16.5 Emergency lighting system
17. Fire Control
17.1 Extinguishers in place
17.2 Fire fighting equipment serviced/tagged
17.3 Appropriate signing of extinguishers
17.4 Extinguishers appropriate to hazard
17.5 Emergency exit signage
17.6 Exit doors easily opened from inside
17.7 Exit path ways clear of obstruction
17.8 Alarm/communication system - adequate
17.9 Smoking/naked flame restrictions observed
17.10 Minimum quantities of flammables at workstation
17.11 Flammable storage procedures
17.12 Emergency personnel identified and trained
17.13 Emergency procedures documented - issued
17.14 Emergency telephone numbers displayed
17.15 Alarms tested
17.16 Trial evacuations conducted
17.17 Personnel trained in use of fire fighting equipment
Assessment 1 - Group Field Study Project LengthWeighting:Reference Style:Document type: 2,500 to 3,000 words maximumReport: 20% Harvard Referencing StyleMS Word General OHS Inspection C...