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The document provides an office health and safety inspection checklist to ensure that proper policies, training, equipment, and conditions are in place. It includes over 30 questions across topics like previous inspections, health and safety policies, manual handling, storage, electricity, fire safety, workstations, furniture, equipment, substances, hygiene, accidents, first aid, and notices. The comprehensive checklist aims to identify and address any risks or issues in order to maintain a safe work environment.
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- 1. Office Health and Safety Inspection Checklist Previous inspections Have the concerns identified during the last inspection(s) been addressed? Policy Is there an up to date Local Health and Safety Policy? Has each member of staff either been issued with a personal copy of the policy or had it drawn to his/her attention and been told how to access the text of the policy? Discussion of health and safety matters Is health and safety been a standing item on the agenda of a departmental meeting? Training Have all staff received training in health and safety procedures? Do new staff receive training at the beginning of their employment? Do temporary staff receive necessary training? Is there a completed training checklist on file for each member of staff? Manual handling Do staff have to carry out any manual handling which might result in injuries? If so, is enough done to reduce the risk of injuries to acceptable levels? (i.e. a manual handling assessment) Is any equipment used for moving loads (e.g. trolleys) in good condition?
- 2. Storage Is there adequate storage? Is there and high/low storage? Are shelves suitable? Where are heavy items stored? Is there a suitable means of accessing all storage above head height? Are stool and ladders available? Ladders etc Are they suitable? Have ladders been inspected? Are they in an acceptable condition? Slips and trips Are floor surfaces in an acceptable condition? Are circulation routes kept clear of obstructions including wires and cables, boxes, bags etc? Is food and drink carried about? Are there arrangements for clearing up spillages? Electricity Are there any obvious defects in electrical equipment? Are sockets overloaded? Has all electrical equipment been inspected? Is there any electrical equipment which has been brought into the office by staff? If so, has that equipment been checked before being put into use? Particularly heaters.
- 3. Fire Are there any accumulations of material in offices which might be a source of fire? Is there any obstruction of ventilation of electrical equipment? Is there any overloading of electrical sockets? Are corridors and stairwells clear of obstructions and storage of combustible material? Is there any electrical equipment in stairwells or corridors? Are fire doors kept closed at all times (rather than being wedged open)? Are there notices informing staff of what to do in event of fire? Do staff know what to do in event of fire? Workstations Have computer workstation assessments been carried out and recorded? Are workstations being used correctly? Do any staff have problems using their workstations? Are the working conditions suitable? Noise? Lighting? Ventilation? Temperature? Furniture and Furnishings Is furniture and furnishings in good condition, suitable and stable?
- 4. Equipment Is equipment suitable and maintained in good condition? e.g. guillotines? Harmful Substances Are there any harmful substances in use? Have the precautions necessary for their use been agreed? Hygiene Is the area clean and tidy, especially drink and food preparation area? Accidents and incidents Do staff know what to do in the event of an accident or incident, including reporting? Have records been kept of accidents? First aid Are there adequate first aiders available in event of an emergency? Is it easy for staff to find out who the first aiders are? Health and Safety Notices Is there a health and safety notice board and is it up to date? Are notices and procedures displayed, e.g. fire/emergency, first aid, procedures, instructions etc. Health and safety concerns Do staff have any health and safety concerns not covered above? d/office/checklist1.doc