Safety Auditing
Safety auditing is a management system that can be used to identify areas
of non-compliance with current legislation. An audit will examine the current
safety management systems together with a tour of the premises to identify
physical problems.
The audit will examine a number of main areas of health and safety, details
of which are shown below:
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Accident Reporting and Investigation |
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Provision of Statutory Notices |
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Training |
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Display Screen Equipment |
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Fire Prevention and Procedures |
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Manual Handling |
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Safety Policy Document |
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Control of Contractors |
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Hazardous Substances |
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General Housekeeping |
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Safety Signage |
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Lifting Equipment |
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Requirements for Risk Assessment |
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Workplace Transport |
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Welfare Arrangements |
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Workplace Environment |
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Defect Reporting |
The audit report will contain an action plan showing recommendations and the legislation where non-compliance has occurred.
The audit will be scored to enable you to undertake a year-on-year evaluation of progress.
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