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1 WORKPLACE INSPECTION TYPE 1 SAFETY CHECKLIST AREA/PREMISES INSPECTED DATE OF INSPECTION INSPECTED BY JOB TITLE SIGNATURE 1
2 (1) HOUSEKEEPING (2) FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT (3) FIRST AID EQUIPMENT (4) PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (5) CHEMICALS/CORROSIVES (6) ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (7) MACHINERY EQUIPMENT (8) COMPRESSED GAS (9) PIPEWORK AND VALVES (10) EMERGENCY LIGHTING/EXITS (11) EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS (12) LIFTING EQUIPMENT (13) HAND AND PORTABLE TOOLS (14) SCAFFOLDS AND LADDERS (15) WASTE CONTROL (16) OFFICES AND AMENITIES (17) SIGNS AND SIGNALS (18) BUILDINGS 2
3 1 HOUSEKEEPING YES NO COMMENTS 1.1 Access/Exit routes unobstructed 1.2 Access/Exit routes clear of trip hazards 1.3 Are all floors in good order 1.4 Are stairways clear and unobstructed 1.5 Are stair treads in good condition 1.6 Are access ladders clear and unobstructed 1.7 Are ladder rungs in good condition 1.8 Is a safety chain/bar fitted 1.9 Is inspection label visible and up to date 1.10 Is lighting inside and outside adequate 1.11 Are light fittings and covers clean 1.12 Do shadows create hazards 1.13 Is emergency lighting adequate 1.14 Are the floors clean and tidy 1.15 Are the floors clear of trip hazards Are floors dry Are there means of mopping/wiping up spillages 1.16 Are doors opening and closing correctly 1.17 Are doors clear of obstructions 1.18 Are materials stored in designated area 1.19 Are stacked material supported 1.20 Are work areas clean and tidy 1.21 Are tools stored correctly 1.22 Are hand tools in good condition 1.23 Are there adequate rubbish bins 1.24 Are signs in the area up to date 1.25 Are signs clear and legible 1.26 Is stated information relevant 1.27 Are signs in prominent position 1.28 Are there sufficient hazard/warning signs 1.29 Are there sufficient directional information signs 1.30 Are floor/road surfaces in good condition 1.31 Are extension leads and cables routed safely to avoid trip hazards 2 FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT YES NO COMMENTS 2.1 Are fire points unobstructed 2.2 Are fire points identified 2.3 Are fire extinguishers readily accessible 2.4 Are fire extinguishers in date and in good condition 2.5 Are fire hose reels in good order 2.6 Are fire hose reels readily accessible 2.7 Are fire extinguisher/hose reels inspected 2.8 Are fire alarm call points readily accessible 2.9 Are fire alarm call points identified by signs 2.10 Are fire wardens appointed 2.11 Are fire wardens identified 3
4 3 FIRSTAID EQUIPMENT YES NO COMMENTS 3.1 Are first aiders appointed 3.2 Are first aiders identified 3.3 Are first aid boxes adequately stocked 3.4 Are eyewash bottles in good order and in date 3.5 Are emergency eyewash stations operative 3.6 Are emergency eyewash stations signposted 4 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT YES NO COMMENTS 4.1 Is suitable protective clothing provided 4.2 Is it being worn 4.3 Is eye protection being used 4.4 Is hearing protection being used 4.5 Is hand protection being used 4.6 Is protective footwear being worn 4.7 Is protective equipment in good condition 4.8 Is protection suitable for work performed 4.9 Is there somewhere suitable (clean, dry) to store it 4.10 Is it replaced at the correct intervals 5 CHEMICALS/CORROSIVES YES NO COMMENTS 5.1 Is there a designated storage area 5.2 Is the storage area secure 5.3 Are the substances stored correctly 5.4 Are chemicals and products in appropriate containers (not decanted into unsuitable, unmarked containers 5.5 Is the storage area bunded (if applicable) 5.6 Are all containers labelled 5.7 Is there an inventory of chemicals stored 5.8 Are MSDS sheets available 5.9 Are COSHH assessments available Are instructions for use available 5.10 Are storage drums in good condition 5.11 Are containers in good condition 6 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT YES NO COMMENTS 6.1 Are all electrical panels secured 6.2 Are all electrical panels identifiable 6.3 Are all electrical accessible 6.4 Are all cables in good condition 6.5 Are all electrical fixtures in good order 6.6 Is a lock out procedure in place 7 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT YES NO COMMENTS 7.1 Is all rotating equipment guarded 7.2 Are all drive belts guarded 7.3 Are all stop controls clearly indicated 7.4 Are all emergency stops clearly indicated 7.5 Are all safety interlocks operational 7.6 Are emergency stop controls clearly marked 7.7 Is all equipment identifiable 7.8 Are all forklift trucks in good order 7.9 Are all forklift truck checklists completed 4
5 8 COMPRESSED GASES YES NO COMMENTS 8.1 Are all cylinders stored upright 8.2 Are all cylinders secured 8.3 Are all cylinders clearly marked 8.4 Are empty cylinders stored separately 9 PIPEWORK/VALVES YES NO COMMENTS 9.1 Are all pipes colour coded and identified 9.2 Are hot pipes lagged 9.3 Is lagging in good condition 9.4 Are valves identified and tagged 9.5 Are any valves or flanges leaking 9.6 Is main gas valve identified 9.7 Is there a written scheme relating to compressed air 10 EMERGENCY LIGHTING & EXITS YES NO COMMENTS 10.1 Are all exit routes clearly marked 10.2 Are emergency exit signs posted 10.3 Are emergency exits adequately illuminated 10.4 Are all emergency exit doors unobstructed 10.5 Are all passageways unobstructed 10.6 Are all door openings operable 10.7 Are there any locks or fastenings restricting escape 10.8 Is there more than one exit from any particular area 10.9 Do all doors open out to level floors Are there sufficient directional signs 11 EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS YES NO COMMENTS 11.1 Are emergency instructions posted 11.2 Are escape routes identified 11.3 Is there a fire fighting equipment plan 11.4 Is the fire certificate within date 11.5 Is the emergency phone number displayed 12 LIFTING EQUIPMENT YES NO COMMENTS 12.1 Is the SWL clearly marked on all lifting equipment 12.2 Are all web slings colour coded 12.3 Are all web slings in good order 12.4 Are all shackles identified 12.5 Are all shackles in good order 12.6 Are all lifting beams & hooks identified 12.7 Are all lifting beams & hooks in good order 12.8 Are all chain blocks correctly stored 12.9 Are all lifting equipment certificates up to date Are all crane pendant controls in good order Are all pendant buttons clearly identified 13 HAND & PORTABLE TOOLS YES NO COMMENTS 13.1 Are all electrical portable tools in good condition 13.2 Are all electrical hand tools identified & tested 13.3 Are all office appliances identified & tested 13.4 Is Portable Appliance Test register up to date 5
6 13.5 Are all operator hand tools in good condition 13.6 Are all air lines & nozzles in good condition 13.7 Are all portable grinders fitted with guards 14 LADDERS YES NO COMMENTS 14.1 Are ladders in good condition 14.2 Are ladder rungs in good condition 14.3 Are all ladders recorded 14.4 Are all ladders within inspection date 15 WASTE CONTROL YES NO COMMENTS 15.1 Are all liquid waste tanks in sound condition 15.2 Are all liquid waste tanks bunded 15.3 Are there adequate waste receptacles 15.4 Are solid wastes segregated 15.5 Are special wastes segregated 15.6 Are all waste disposal certificates up to date 16 OFFICES & AMENITIES YES NO COMMENTS 16.1 Is the flooring in good condition 16.2 Is the furniture & fittings in good condition 16.3 Are any sharp objects creating a hazard 16.4 Is the heating and ventilation adequate 16.5 Is there evidence of untidy storage 17 SIGNS & SIGNALS YES NO COMMENTS 17.1 Is the sign appropriate 17.2 Is it in good condition 17.3 Is it visible 17.4 Is it secure 18 BUILDINGS YES NO COMMENTS 18.1 Is there a roof access procedure in place 18.2 Are roofs/gutters cleaned & maintained regularly 18.3 Is there any visible damage to drain pipes 18.4 Is there any evidence of rain water leaks 18.5 Is there damaged cladding that may cause a hazard 18.6 Are external/internal walls in good condition 18.7 Are the roof extractor fans working Other observations 6
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