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Safety Auditing

What is Safety Auditing?

Safety auditing is a valuable management technique that is highly recommended by the Health and Safety Executive. An audit will show exactly how you measure up to legal requirements, and whether your performance is up to standard. It will act as a benchmark from which you can form a health and safety plan.

The scope of the audit
Our auditor will examine your own management policies and procedures for securing health, safety and welfare.

This is supported by a tour of inspection that will help identify areas where new policies are needed, and where existing procedures are not working effectively in practice.

The audit will consider the 17 subject areas of health and safety (or as appropriate) described in the model contents list below:

Model contents list

Introduction

Safety arrangements at the organisation

  • Accidents and First Aid
  • Contractors
  • Display Screen Equipment
  • Electrical Safety
  • Emergency Lighting
  • Fire prevention and Emergency precautions
  • Fire fighting equipment
  • Hazardous Substances
  • Housekeeping and cleanliness
  • Information and communication
  • Manual Handling operations
  • Personal protective equipment
  • Risk Assessment requirements
  • Safety Policy
  • Safety Signs and notices
  • Training
  • Welfare provision

Recommendations will be broken down into three categories:

  • Those that must be addressed because the law requires it.
  • Those that are good practice and ought to be addressed by a responsible and progressive employer, and
  • Other enhancements to health, safety or welfare that are worth considering.