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Construction Safety Management Weekly Audit

by Anthony Harvey, from the Community

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Use this weekly audit checklist to assess construction site safety management against OHS Regulations 2014. Verify legal compliance, appointments and competencies, risk assessments, method statements, and recordkeeping. Inspect scaffolding, temporary works, ladders, fall protection, electrical setups, fire prevention, excavations, cranes, mobile plant, tools, and PPE. Review housekeeping, public safety, emergency planning, first aid, training, incident reporting, noise, lighting, ergonomics, and environmental controls to drive continual improvement.

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