Indoor Sports Centre Hazard Inspection Checklist

Indoor Sports Centre Hazard Inspection Checklist
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Purpose:
The purpose of this document is to provide guidelines for the identification of Hazards
and Risks in the workplace in line with WH&S procedures.

Definition:
Hazard: A hazard is a source of potential harm or a situation with the potential to cause loss.

Risk: A chance that an event will occur which will result in personal injury or loss to the Council.

INSPECTION PROCEDURES:
1.         Use this checklist to inspect for hazards at the workplace at the intervals required by Procedure 45/22 Hazard and Risk Inspections.

2.         For any ‘N’ ticked, conduct a risk assessment using the ‘Risk Assessment Calculator’ and write down the risk level on the checklist. (Any code VH or H risks must be immediately reported to the Manager and WHSO so a formal, documented risk assessment may be conducted).

3.         Add up all the boxes ticked “NO” and the number of each different risk level and indicate in the table at the end of the checklist.

4.         When completed, transfer all hazards that can’t be rectified immediately to the ‘Rectification Action Plan’ (RAP).

5.         Forward the checklist and RAP to the Supervisor and then the Manager for further action (if required) and sign-off.

Note: When recommending control / corrective actions, always consider both short term and long-term control options.

6.         The supervisor is to discuss the checklist and RAP with his/her staff at the regular toolbox talks.

7.         Always conduct a risk assessment before any controls are implemented and a risk assessment after the controls are implemented to ensure the risk has been reduced.

NOTE: All questions should be answered by marking the appropriate column
(Y) = Yes (N) = No (NA) = Not Applicable
1.Fire Protection
a. Are inspection tests up to date for: (every 6months) Inspected fire extinguishers?*
b.Is fire equipment marked with a location marker (above the fire extinguisher)?*
c. Are all fire extinguishers accessible, clear from obstruction?*
2. Emergency Evacuation
a. Are written procedures/plans in place and current?*
b. Are assembly areas allocated and understood?*
c. Are warning systems clear (audible) in all areas?*
d. Does a minimum of 1 practice drill occur per year?*
e. Are all exits kept clear?*
f. Are instructions given to people who use/hire the centre?*
3. First Aid
a. Are there sufficient first aid kits at the centre?*
b. Are first aid kits checked on a regular basis?*
c. Is all content in date?*
d. Does the content of kit, agree with content list?*
e. Are first aid officer’s identities displayed?*
f. Are emergency telephone numbers displayed?*
h. Are all injuries reported and recorded (view book or form)?*
i. When first aid equipment is used, is it recorded?*
j. Is a first aid sign displayed above the kit?*
4.Electrical
a. Is electrical equipment tested and tagged on a regular basis?*
b. Are the kitchen and kiosk areas protected by RCDs?*
c. Are RCDs manually tested to ensure correct operation? *
d. Are correct power boards used (no double adaptors or piggy back plugs)?*
e. Is clear access provided to switchboards? (1 m)*
f. Are switchboards in good condition? No holes on covers. Marking of circuit breakers (legend) *
g. Are there any damaged light switches, light fittings or power points?*
h. Are all hire electrical equipment (urns, lighting, ovens) tested and tagged before each hire?*
i. Is there sufficient lighting throughout the premises?*
j. Are all hanging lights secured by a safety chain?*
5.Signage
a. Are signs in good condition (not faded)? *
b. Are sufficient signs in use internally and externally including: Information signs (first aid, general)?*
c. Are out of service/danger tags available for use?*
6.Sporting Equipment
a. Is appropriate sporting equipment available?*
b. Is all sporting equipment maintained in good condition?*
e. Has all sporting equipment been tested to ensure that it meets the required standards?*
f. Have all personnel been trained in the correct use of the sporting equipment?*
g. Are there adequate storage facilities for all equipment?*
h. Do staff use good stacking and storage practices? *
i. Are items stored in their designated areas in the storage facilities provided?*
7.Hazardous Substances
a. Have all chemicals been identified?*
b. Are chemicals correctly stored?*
c. Are containers well marked / labelled correctly?*
d. Are all household chemicals clearly labelled and in their original containers (i.e. Not transferred to food containers such as soft drink bottles)?*
e. Is there appropriate ventilation for both use and storage?*
f. Are Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) provided and available to all staff? (e.g. cleaning products),*
h. Is there an MSDS register available on site? (Check if several hazardous substances found in the workplace are in the register).*
i. Is there an appropriate decanting system in place for hazardous substances?*
8.Plant / Equipment
a. Is all plant / equipment in good condition?*
b. Are all manual handling aids (hoists, trolleys) well maintained and free of damage and wear and tear?*
9.Interior Environment
a. Are floor surfaces in good condition (Floor surfaces not slippery or uneven, and no loose material, debris, worn carpeting)?*
b. Is all furniture in safe condition for normal use?*
c. Are stairways and isles kept clear and unblocked?*
d. Are the isles marked and visible?*
e. Do lighting levels appear to be satisfactory?*
10.Exterior Environment
a. Are parking areas well marked?*
b. Are roadways in good condition and speed bump /signs provided where necessary?*
c. Is house keeping in good condition (in garage, materials)?*
d. Are paths and external stairs in good condition?*
11.Access
a Do stairways, landings and ramps have well secured handrails from top to bottom and railing that complies with the building code minimum 125 mm gap.*
b. Do all of the steps, ramps, and landings have sufficient lighting above them?*
c. Have all obstructions, which could cause a person to trip, been identified?*
d. Have all restrictions to access for any clients been identified (e.g. disabled, mothers with prams, small children, elderly etc)?*
e. Have any rips, stretches or damaged floor coverings that may pose a tripping hazard, been identified?*
f. Have slippery floors when wet or dry been identified?*
h. Have any obstructions restricting access to doorways, steps, halls etc, been identified?*
12.Notice Board
a. Is the WH&S Policy displayed?*
b. Is the Rehabilitation Policy displayed?*
c. Are the following names displayed?*
13.Amenities
a. Are the following facilities provided adequate*
14.Kiosk
a. Are work areas tidy?*
b. Are food preparation areas appropriate?*
c. Are floors in good condition (no trip hazards)?*
d. Are cooking facilities appropriate and regularly cleaned?*
e. Is waste regularly removed?*
15.General
a. Are all work areas maintained in a clean and tidy state? *
b. Are there adequate storage facilities?*
c. Do staff use good stacking and storage practices?*
d. Are staff using the correct manual handling techniques when lifting materials?*
e. Are items stored in their designated areas in the storage facilities provided?*
f. Are incident / injury forms available?*
h. Are Hazard Report forms available?*
i. Are curtains made from flame-retardant material? *
16.Specific Work Procedures
a. Have specific procedures been implemented for:*
17.Other Hazards
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Indoor Sports Centre Hazard Inspection Checklist

1.Fire Protection

2. Emergency Evacuation

3. First Aid

4.Electrical

5.Signage

6.Sporting Equipment

7.Hazardous Substances

8.Plant / Equipment

9.Interior Environment

10.Exterior Environment

11.Access

12.Notice Board

13.Amenities

14.Kiosk

15.General

16.Specific Work Procedures

17.Other Hazards

Supervisor

Manager

Rectification Action Plan (RAP)