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WHS Audit Checklist for Childrens Services

by Gerard Moon, from the Community

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This WHS audit template helps assess safety and compliance for childrens services and early learning centers. It covers external facades, entry and hallways, classrooms, storage, bathrooms, nappy change areas, cot rooms, kitchens, staff areas, outdoor spaces, and offices. Checks include lighting, access, hygiene, food safety, chemical storage and SDS, electrical safety and tagging, first aid, fire safety, emergency procedures, and equipment condition. Use it to identify hazards, assign actions, and track completion for a single unit service.

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WHS Audit Childrens Services 2 Unit
This WHS audit template is designed for childrens services operating two unit centers. It helps teams review previous inspections and assess safety across the site, including external facades and car parks, entry and hallways, rooms, storage areas, childrens bathrooms, nappy change areas, cot rooms, kitchens, staff rooms, outdoor play areas, outdoor storage, laundry, staff toilets, and the centre office. It covers electrical plant and equipment, animal management, fire safety and evacuation plans, first aid readiness, hazardous substances and SDS, housekeeping, ladder safety, and audit finalisation with sign off. Use it to identify hazards, verify controls, log corrective actions, and maintain compliance with WHS requirements in early childhood settings.
by Gerard Moon, from the Community
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WHS Store Audit Checklist
This Work Health and Safety store audit checklist helps managers and teams assess safety and compliance across retail and hospitality environments. It covers lighting, signage, traffic areas, benches and counters, storage practices, fire safety, electrical safety, chemical handling, first aid readiness, and general WHS management. Use it to identify hazards, verify training and documentation, ensure equipment is maintained and accessible, and track corrective actions for continuous improvement.
by Mark Buckland, from the Community
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Childrens Services Health and Safety Audit
Use this audit template to assess childrens services properties against health and safety requirements. It covers policy and responsibilities, risk assessments, incident reporting, emergency and fire safety, first aid, medication management, safeguarding and security, contractor control, staff wellbeing, moving and handling, lone working, work at height, support for new and expectant mothers, transport checks, display screen equipment, catering tasks, control of legionella, hot water and surfaces, asbestos management, hazardous substances and infection control, electrical and gas safety, housekeeping standards, bed rail use, driving for work, and training. Capture findings, evidence, and action plans to improve compliance and protect staff, service users, and visitors.
by Gary Howarth, from the Community
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WHS Site Inspection Checklist
Conduct a comprehensive WHS site inspection across offices and community facilities. This checklist covers emergency procedures and evacuation, first aid readiness, fire equipment and exits, building security, floors, stairs and indoor climate, bathrooms and kitchens, safe equipment use, lighting and housekeeping, hazardous substances and storage, electrical safety, vehicles, parking and pedestrian areas, fencing and outdoor spaces, sun protection, and gas cylinders. Use it to document findings and assign actions.
by Christine Sonter, from the Community
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