Hazard Audit

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Permalink Reply by Leslie Henley on March 2, 2010 at 2:51pm

I have used the attached file on several occasions. This is aligned to Australia/NSW OHS law and Regulation.
You could develop one aligned to your relevant legislative instruments in UK.

Les Henley

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• OHS&IM Systems & Site Audit Report.doc, 137 KB

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Permalink Reply by Peter Blayney on March 27, 2010 at 1:29pm

Chris
A friend of mine, Keith Clauscen used to be the OHS guy at the University of Southern Queensland and would have a very good working knowledge of your issues. Keith worked with me as an Inspector with Workplace Health & Safety Queensland and can be contacted via k.clauscen@deir.qld.gov.au - tell him I said g'day.

Cheers
Peter

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Permalink Reply by Geoff Collett on April 29, 2010 at 8:27am

Chris
There is a wealth of information available through the Australasian University Safety Association web site (http://www.ausa.org.au/), which provides links to the OHS web pages of most Australian Universities and a number of Unis in NZ, Hong Kong, the USA and the UK.
Regards
Geoff C

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Permalink Reply by Jamie Ross on May 13, 2010 at 2:30pm

Hi Chris,
I've attached a hazard assessment sheet which is specific to the mining industry (so a lot of it won't apply to your situation), but the general nature and some of the question prompts might give you some ideas. It's a simple pocket hazard prompt sheet for workers to use when assessing their work areas. The first page has the prompt questions, the second page allows them to record hazards they've found and what controls they will put in place to manage them.

Here's the blog post which references the prompt sheet:
http://www.miningman.com/mining-man/2010/02/this-weeks-safety-obser...

Hope this helps a little.
Cheers,
Jamie Ross
(Mining Man)

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• Hazard Prompts Template - Mining Man.pdf, 305 KB

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