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PEET Office WHS Inspection Checklist

by Sal Crawford, from the Community

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This Office WHS inspection checklist helps teams verify workplace safety in office environments. It covers electrical cords and appliances, testing and tagging, safe placement of equipment, and cable management. It guides checks for emergency preparedness including clear exits, signage, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and access to emergency procedures and contacts. The template also prompts verification of first aid kits, nominated first aiders, communication devices, incident reporting information, and recent emergency drills. Use this PEET template to document findings, track performance statistics, and capture sign off.

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Office WHS Assessment Checklist
This Office WHS Assessment checklist helps assess workplace health and safety in office environments. It guides reviews of WHS policies and consultation, training and inductions, safe work procedures, first aid resources, amenities, emergency plans and drills, fire equipment and tagging, electrical safety, workstation ergonomics, storage and filing, noise and lighting, climate control and servicing, manual handling limits, chemical storage and SDS, remote work communication, and asbestos registers. Use it to improve compliance, reduce risk, and support staff wellbeing.
by Kirk Nicholson, from the Community
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Office WHS Audit Checklist
Use this Office WHS audit checklist to systematically review workplace safety in an office environment. Verify fire exits and signage, emergency procedures and training, lighting and ventilation, housekeeping, electrical appliance tagging, fire equipment, PPE availability and training, SWMS compliance, and safe storage of chemicals with MSDS. Identify issues, assign corrective actions, and improve compliance with WHS regulations.
by Ben Heard, from the Community
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Office Audit Checklist
This office audit checklist helps teams assess workplace conditions and safety in office environments. It covers layout and housekeeping, environmental comfort (temperature, lighting, glare), emergency procedures and signage, first aid resources and contacts, general facilities and maintenance, manual handling practices, storage setup to reduce lifting risks, slip and trip controls, clear walkways, and electrical safety including cords and outlets. Use it to identify issues, document findings, and support continuous improvement of office safety and compliance.
by David Drew, from the Community
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Office WHS Inspection Checklist
This Office WHS Inspection Checklist helps teams systematically review safety and compliance across office environments. It covers exterior areas such as pavements, parking, steps, signage, drainage, and public safety; and interior areas including access and egress, entryways, walls, ceilings, floors, lighting, ventilation and air conditioning, amenities, storerooms, housekeeping, and workstations. It also reviews furniture and fittings, ergonomics (chairs, footrests, display units), electrical safety (leads, tagging, power points, cable management), chemical management (MSDS access and storage with PPE), and emergency preparedness (plans, drills, wardens, fire appliances, smoke detectors, clear access to equipment, fire doors, escapes, bomb threat instructions). First aid provisions, manual handling practices, and any other hazards are also assessed to identify risks and drive corrective actions.
by Chief Operations Officer, from the Community
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