Sample Hazard Identification Checklist (Page 2 of 4) in pdf

Sample Hazard Identification Checklist Page 2

4. Security and lighting

Security lighting is installed in the building and

car park

There is good natural lighting

There is no direct or reflected glare

Light fittings are clean and in good repair

Emergency lighting is readily available and

operable (e.g. torch)

5. Windows

Windows are clean, admitting plenty of

daylight

Windows have no broken panes

6. Steps and landings

All surfaces are safe

There is adequate protective railing which is in

good condition

7. Ladders and steps

Ladders and steps are stored in a proper

place

Ladders and steps are free of defects (e.g.

broken or missing rungs etc.)

They conform to Australian Standards

They are used appropriately to access

equipment stored above shoulder height

8. Chemicals and hazardous substances

All chemicals are clearly labelled

All chemicals are stored in locked cupboard

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are

provided for all hazardous substances

9. Storage (internal and external)

Storage is designed to minimise lifting

problems

Materials are stored securely

Shelves are free of dust and rubbish

Floors are clear of rubbish or obstacles

Dangerous material or equipment is stored out

of reach of children

10. Manual handling and ergonomics

Trolleys or other devices are used to move

heavy objects

Heavy equipment (such as planks and

trestles) is stored in a way that enables it to be

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