Basic (Generic) WHS Workplace Inspection Checklist

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Basic (Generic) WHS Workplace Inspection Checklist Version No: Dated: / / Inspection Site: Inspection Date: Name Next Form Review: Due: / / Workplace Inspection Conducted By: Position S = Satisfactory A = Action Required Work Areas S A N/A Comments Work surfaces are set up at appropriate height for tasks undertaken Layout of work area is suitable for tasks and reduces bending / twisting / overreaching Adequate rest breaks taken during repetitive tasks or those requiring sustained postures (eg sitting or standing) Heavy or frequently used items are stored at waist height Persons are protected from sharp objects Free standing fittings are secure and stable Serviceability of office equipment is appropriate (that is, equipment is fit for purpose) Windows are in a safet condition and where applicable operating appropriately Manual Handling (MH) S A N/A Comments All manual handling hazards are identified Risk assessments are carried out for all manual handling risks Appropriate MH equipment is provided Staff are trained to undertake the MH tasks associated with their work Staff use correct manual handling techniques for tasks Repetitive actions are minimised Rest breaks and preparatory exercises undertaken Adequate space for use of appropriate manual handling techniques or mechanical aids Adequacy and serviceability of lifting devices / stacking aids / trolleys / handcarts etc

Housekeeping S A N/A Comments Floors, including aisles, passageways and landings - cleanliness and condition Access / egress points always kept clear Tidiness - storage areas Tidiness - work areas Tidiness - tea making / rest areas Provision of waste disposal with adequate servicing Indoor Environment S A N/A Comments Adequacy of ventilation / airflow Adequacy and suitability of lighting Glare levels satisfactory for tasks Temperature range comfortable No smoking policy maintained Noise levels meet standards Access / Egress S A N/A Comments Passageways - free from obstructions, electrical cords and other trip hazards Exits - accessible, signposted, adequately lit, not locked Adequacy of traffic flow Condition of floors, carpets, stair treads, handrails, landings, etc First Aid, Hygiene and other Welfare S A N/A Comments provisions First aid kit/s easily accessible and in prominent position First aid signage - posters, directional arrows prominently displayed First aid labels on wall mounted / portable first aid kits and first aid posters showing nearest first aid officers' names, locations and phone numbers are up- to- date If first aid items are found to be unsatisfactory contact your area's first aid officer for actioning. See list of First Aid Officers.. Ablutions - adequacy Supply of running water, soap, towels, etc Areas for the storage of and consuming of food are provided and appropriate. Area for clothing storage (if required) Simple Generic WHS Inspection Tool.docx Page 2 of 6

Emergency Procedures/Preparedness S A N/A Comments Site emergency plan readily available (include date reviewed - Warden contact details readily available Emergency checklists readily available (suspicious mail poster, etc) Emergency evacuations / drills practiced at least once per annum Emergency equipment available and accessible eg eye wash bottles or deluge showers Audibility of sirens and alarm signals Staff have been trained in the use of fire extinguishers if applicable Refer to Site Emergency Procedures Fire Safety S A N/A Comments Fire equipment serviceability Fire equipment adequacy Fire equipment accessibility Storage of flammable materials Fire escape facilities and evacuation plans and procedures in place Refer to fire safety and emergency planning procedures Electrical Safety S A N/A Comments Serviceability of light fittings Serviceability of power outlets Adequacy of power outlets (quantity and rating) No double adaptors, or piggybacking Serviceability of power leads, extension cords and powerboards Electrical equipment tested and tagged or risk assessment indicating test / tag not required Records kept relating to all inspections carried out on electrical equipment Labelling of outlets with panel and circuit breakers information for power isolation Accessibility of circuit breakers, fuses and main switches for power isolation Simple Generic WHS Inspection Tool.docx Page 3 of 6

Hand Tools S A N/A Comments Correct types being used Serviceability and condition Condition of air, electrical lines and fittings Adequacy of instruction and training provided for use of tools available for all tool risks Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) up- to- date, readily accessible and enforced Adequate signage Plant / Machinery S A N/A Comments Register of all plant maintained available for all plant / machinery risks Adequacy of guards Serviceability and condition Stability of machinery Operating controls protected from inadvertent operation Hazard areas clearly defined Adequacy of instruction and training provided for use of machines SOPs up- to- date, readily accessible and enforced Adequate signage Vibration and noise levels within limits Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) S A Comments All PPE requirements are expressed in SOPs which are readily available All staff using PPE have been trained in the correct, use and storage of PPE used (training records should be maintained locally) Adequacy, condition and suitability of: Eye protection Hearing protection Face shields Gloves Respirators Safety shoes Protective clothing Requirements for PPE enforced Storage Areas S A Comments Accessibility and layout Defined areas Labelling of substances Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) provided for all hazardous substances Ventilation Simple Generic WHS Inspection Tool.docx Page 4 of 6

Cleaning Areas S A Comments Ventilation Storage of cleaning fluids - MSDS available for hazardous substances Storage of disposal waste Condition of air hoses and fittings Availability of SOPs Escape routes available Lifting Devices S A Comments available for all lifting devices Serviceability of lifting devices record books and licenses SOPs readily available and current Labeling of load rating Serviceability of trolleys, handcarts etc Suitability and serviceability of step ladders / step stools etc General S A Comments Adequacy of Company s policies and procedures Adequacy of procedures for travel Adequacy and availability of risk assessment documentation Adequacy and availability of SOPs Protocols sufficient for alerting others to action, eg spraying Procedures sufficient for after hours access Procedures sufficient for carrying of cash or valuables Procedures sufficient for health and safety of visitors Procedures sufficient for health and safety of engaged contractors Other S A Comments Management of stress Management of violence and aggression Management of drugs and alcohol Management of isolation Management of bullying and harrassment Management of fatigue Use of non- slip surfaces Vehicle - speed limitation adhered to Inspection conducted by: Printed Name... Signature... Simple Generic WHS Inspection Tool.docx Page 5 of 6