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Part 1 - Jurisdiction
Workplace falls under ____________ jurisdiction
Part 2 - Safety Policy
Is a current safety policy available, signed, and dated by top management?
Enter the date that the safety policy is signed
Is the company safety policy posted in a visible location?
Part 3 - Workplace Joint Safety & Health Committee (JSHC)
Dedicated Safety & Health bulletin board?
Are the meeting minutes posted and current?
Does the JSHC meet at least quarterly with proper quorum (worker reps > or = mgmt reps)?
Part 4 - General Workplace Requirements
Adequate air quality?
Slipping or tripping hazards?
Drinking water available for workers?
Toilet facilities adequate and sanitary?
Thermal condition adequate for the work being conducted?
Adequate lighting for the work being conducted?
Overall housekeeping impression (0=Poor and 100=Excellent)
Part 5 - First Aid Requirements
Appropiate number of first aiders per shift?
Reference first aider requirements?
Reference - Part V
First aid kits/supplies readily available?
How well stocked are the first aid kits? (0=empty and 100=fully stocked)
Reference requirement for first aid kit contents?
A first aid kit must contain the following items: (a) general: (i) a recent edition of a first aid manual, (ii) a pair of impervious disposable gloves, (iii) a disposable resuscitation mask with a one-way valve, (iv) a disposable cold compress, (v) 12 safety pins, (vi) splinter forceps, (vii) one pair of 12 cm bandage scissors, (viii) 25 antiseptic swabs, (ix) waterless hand cleaner, (x) waterproof waste bag; (b) dressings - each of the following items must be sterile and individually wrapped in order to maintain sterility: (i) 16 surgical gauze pads (7.5 cm squares), (ii) 4 pads (7.5 cm X 10 cm, non-adhesive), (iii) 32 adhesive dressings (2.5 cm wide), (iv) 2 large pressure dressings, (c) bandages: (i) 3 triangular bandages (1 m each), (ii) 2 conforming bandages (10 cm each), (iii) 2 rolls of 2.5 cm adhesive tape, (iv) 1 roll of 7.5 cm elastic adhesive bandage, (v) 2 rolls of 7.5 cm tensor bandage.
Part 6 - Personal Protective Equipment
Are PPE requirements idenfitied and equipment readily available?
Check all that apply
Are workers observed to be wearing their PPE?
Part 7 - Storage of Materials and Equipment
Is storage and/or racking systems used in the workplace?
Are materials stored in a condition of safe loading?
Do racking systems meet design requirements?
Are racking systems protected from power mobile equipment?
Part 8 - Musculoskeletal Injuries (MSI's)
Which MSI risk factors are present in the workplace? (select all that apply)
Area(s) with MSI risk
Pictures of MSI Risk
Have control measures been implemented to control MSI's
Part 9 - Working Alone
Do any workers work alone or in isolation?
Has a working alone procedure been developed?
Is the working alone policy/procedure posted
How have workers been made aware or trained on the working alone policy?
Part 10 - Harassment
Has a harassment prevention policy been developed?
Is the harassment prevention policy posted?
Date of policy
Part 11 - Violence in the Workplace
Has a violence prevention policy been developed?
Is the violence prevention policy posted
Date of policy
Part 12 - Hearing Conservation and Noise Control
Are workers exposed to noise in excess of 80dba in the workplace?
Has a noise survey been conducted in the last 12 months?
Is hearing protection available for workers?
Part 13 - Egress, Stairs, and Ladders
Is there safe access and egress to all work areas?
Are emergency exits clearly marked and accessible?
Are ladders present in the workplace?
Are ladders appropiate to the workplace and in good shape?
Part 14 - Fall Protection
Are employees working at heights of 3 meters or more?
Is fall protection in place for work at heights at or greater than 3 meters?
Are procedures developed to prevent falls at the workplace?
Is fall protection equipment stored appropriately and in good shape?
Are workers trained in fall protection requirements and procedures?
Part 15 - Confined Spaces
Are there confined spaces in the workplace?
Procedures developed for work in confined spaces?
Workers trained in confined space procedures?
Is appropriate equipment in place for confined space situations?
Has an emergency response plan been developed for confined space situations?
Part 16 - Machines, Tools, & Robots
Are machines or tools used in the workplace?
Are safegaurds in place for all machines, tools, or robots where required?
Are operating controls appropiately located, protected, and identifiable?
Are lock out procedures and equipment available where required?
Are machines, tools, robots inspected as per manufacturers recommendations?
Part 17 - Welding and Allied Processes
Are welding activities performed in the workplace?
Are procedures developed for welding or hot work?
Is a hot work permit system implemented?
Are flashback arrestors on all gas welding units?
Part 18 - Radiation
Are workers exposed to radiation in the workplace?
Are procedures in place for using radiation?
Are workers trained and aware of hazards assocaited with radiation exposure?
Part 19 - Fire and Explosive Hazards
Appropiate number and type of fire extinguishers present in the workplace?
Are fire extinguishers charged, wall mounted, and accessible?
Containment in place for flammible, combustable, or contaminated materials?
Is there flammible or combustable material in the atmosphere?
Part 21 - Emergency Washing Facilities
Is appropiate emegency eye wash/shower equipment in place?
Is the emergency equipment accessible, clean, and operational?
Are workers trained in the use of emergency washing equipment?
Part 22 - Powered Mobilie Equipment (PME)
Is powered mobile equipment (PME) present in the workplace?
Are PME operators certified
Are operators completing pre-shift inspections?
Is all PME equipped with audible warning devices, fire extinguisher, and braking systems?
Are all seatbelts and seats operational and in good repair?
Is PME being operated in safe manner and used as intended by the manufacturer?
Are all PME units annually maintained and have visible load capacity plates
Part 20 - Vehicular and Pedestrial Traffic
Is walkway protection required?
Are pedestrian and powered mobile equipment lanes marked?
Part 23 - Cranes and Hoists
Are cranes or hoists used in the workplace?
Are crane operators certifed and properly trained?
Is a maintenance or annual inspection schedule readily available for all cranes?
Is the log book (inspection sheet) available and up to date for cranes 1 tonne or more?
Are cranes operated in safe manner(side loading, suspended loads, etc…)
Part 24 - Pile Driving
Are there pile driving activities in the workplace?
Are there procedures for pile driving equipment?
Part 25 - Overhead Electrical Lines
Is work conducted near overhead electrical lines?
Are there procedures for working near overhead electrical lines?
Is an emergency plan in place in the event of contact with electrical lines?
Part 26 - Excavations and Tunnels
Are excavation and/or tunnels dug in the workplace?
Are there procedures for excavation work?
Are support structures and/or shoring adequate?
Part 27 - Compressed Air Enviroment
Are workers exposed to a compressed air environment?
Are there procedures for working in a compressed air enviroment?
Part 28 - Scaffolds / Elevated Work Platforms
Are workers on scaffolds or elevated platforms?
Are there procedures for using scaffolds or work platforms?
Part 29 - Falsework and Flyforms
Are falsework or flyform systems used in the workplace?
Are there procedures for falsework or flyform systems?
Part 30 - Temporary Structures
Are temporary structures assembled in the workplace?
Are there procedures for constructing or using temp structures?
Appropiate flooring, gaurding, stairways and landings?
Part 31 - Roof Work
Is roof work done in the workplace?
Are there procedures for roof work?
Are workers using appropiate fall protection?
Part 32 - Precast Concrete
Is pre-cast concrete used in the workplace?
Are there procedures for precast concrete work?
Part 33 - Demolition Work
Does demolition work take place in the workplace?
Are there procedures for demolition work?
Part 34 - Explosives
Are explosives used in the workplace?
Are there procedures for the use of explosives?
Are the blasters certified?
Part 35- Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)
Are controlled chemicals or biological hazards present in the workplace?
Is a chemical inventory or matrix available?
Is there a WHMIS training program in place?
Are all controlled substances labelled properly?
Are MSDS sheets available for all controlled substances and current to 3 years?
Part 36 - Chemical & Biological Hazards
Are there procedures for chemical or biological hazards?
Is monitoring occuring to ensure workers are not exposed to airborn hazards?
Part 37 - Asbestos
Is asbestos present in the workplace?
Is an inventory of asbestos containing materials available?
Are there procedures for abatement or an asbestos control plan in place?
Part 38 - Electrical Safety
Is electrical work performed in the workplace?
Is a lockout policy or procedure in place for electircal work?
Is an inventory of lockout stations available?
Are electrical systems installed and protected as required?
Part 39 - Health Care Facilities
Is the workplace a healthcare facility?
Are there procedures for infectious materials?
Are there procedures for patient handling?
Are there procedures for waste and laundry?
Part 40 - Forestry and Arboriculture
Is the workplace involved in forestry operations?
Are there procedures for forestry operations?
Are haul roads constructed according to requirements?
Part 41 - Oil and Gas
Does the workplace have wells that are drilled, operated, or served?
Are there procedures for drilling, operating, or servicing wells?
Is the log book for the rig available and recently inspected?
Part 42 - Firefighters
Does the workplace employ firefighters?
Are there work procedures for responding to an emergency?
Is equipment inspected?
Part 43 - Diving Operations
Are diving operations occurring in the workplace?
Are there work procedures diving operations?
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Transform your safety audit process

  The primary purpose of our workplace safety audit checklist template is to provide a structured and systematic approach to safety audits that ensures all aspects of workplace safety are thoroughly checked and documented. This template helps you identify and address potential hazards before they escalate into serious issues, ensuring a safer work environment.   By using this template, you can streamline your safety audit process, promote a culture of safety, and reduce the risk of accidents and injuries in your workplace. Additionally, it helps ensure compliance with safety regulations, which can prevent costly fines and enhance your company’s reputation for safety. Ultimately, this template supports the creation of a proactive safety culture, leading to improved employee morale and productivity. A safer workplace means happier employees and better operational efficiency.  

Key elements of the workplace safety audit checklist template

  Our workplace safety audit checklist template includes several key elements to ensure comprehensive safety audits. It covers critical areas such as:  
  • General information: Collect basic information about the audit, including:
  • Location: Enter the location where the audit is being conducted.
  • Date: Document the date of the audit.
  • Conducted by: Enter the name of the person conducting the audit. Accurate general information is essential for clear documentation and follow-up.
  • Workplace conditions: Evaluate the overall condition of the workplace to ensure it meets safety standards:
  • Work areas are clean and orderly: Verify that all work areas are tidy and free of clutter, which helps prevent accidents.
  • Adequate lighting in all work areas: Ensure that all areas are well-lit to reduce the risk of accidents and improve visibility.
  • Floors are free of slip/trip hazards: Check that floors are clean and free of any obstacles that could cause slips or trips.
  • Aisles and exits are clear and unobstructed: Confirm that all aisles and exits are accessible and not blocked by any objects.
  • Workstations are ergonomically designed: Ensure that workstations are set up to minimize physical strain and promote good posture.
  • Safety equipment: Verify the presence and condition of essential safety equipment:
  • Fire extinguishers are present and inspected: Ensure that fire extinguishers are available, properly charged, and have been inspected regularly.
  • First aid kits are available and fully stocked: Confirm that first aid kits are accessible and contain all necessary supplies.
  • Personal protective equipment (PPE) is provided: Check that appropriate PPE is available for all tasks and that employees are using it correctly.
  • Emergency eyewash and shower stations are accessible: Ensure that emergency eyewash and shower stations are available and functional for any staff handling hazardous materials.
  • Training and procedures: Assess the training and procedures in place to ensure they meet safety standards:
  • Employees are trained on safe work practices: Verify that employees have received training on how to perform their tasks safely.
  • Emergency evacuation procedures are documented: Ensure that emergency evacuation plans are up-to-date and clearly communicated to all employees.
  • Incident reporting procedures are in place: Confirm that there are procedures for reporting accidents and near-misses.
  • Safety inspections are conducted regularly: Check that regular safety inspections are being carried out to identify and address potential hazards.
  Additional notes: Provide space for any additional comments or observations that may be relevant to the safety audit. This allows for a comprehensive review of the workplace safety conditions.   Each section is meticulously designed to guide you through specific safety checks, helping you identify and mitigate risks effectively. The template also includes space for notes and observations, allowing you to document any issues and track corrective actions. This comprehensive approach ensures that no aspect of workplace safety is overlooked, providing a robust framework for maintaining a safe working environment in compliance with safety regulations.  

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Ready to enhance safety in your workplace? Download Lumiform’s free workplace safety audit checklist template today and start conducting thorough and effective safety audits. Our user-friendly template will help you ensure compliance, protect your employees, and maintain a high standard of safety. Don’t wait—take the first step towards a safer workplace now! Download your free checklist and transform your workplace safety standards with Lumiform.
Please note that this checklist template is a hypothetical appuses-hero example and provides only standard information. The template does not aim to replace, among other things, workplace, health and safety advice, medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, or any other applicable law. You should seek your professional advice to determine whether the use of such a checklist is appropriate in your workplace or jurisdiction.
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