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Coors Site Safety Audit

by Edward Newman, from the Community

Use this Coors site safety audit checklist to assess welfare facilities, first aid, fire planning, inductions and RAMS, and permits-to-work. Verify controls for PPE condition and task-specific protection, hot works, electrical tools and guarding, isolation and lockout, MEWPs and plant, scaffolding compliance, unprotected edges, and ladders to BSEN 131. Review COSHH handling, confined spaces, excavations and daily inspections, and lifting operations. Confirm competencies, documentation, signage, housekeeping, and safe access.

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