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WHS Inspection Checklist: Engineering & Workshop

by Neil Dorward, from the Community

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Use this WHS inspection checklist to assess engineering workshops and plant rooms for compliance and safety. It covers slips, trips and falls; emergency procedures, extinguishers and exits; electrical test and tag, isolation and lockout or tagout; machinery guarding and equipment condition; hazardous substances, SDS and PPE; ergonomics; ladders and work at heights; contractor management and permits; visitor management and key security; manual handling; first aid and AED checks; and lighting. Ideal for hotel and facility engineering teams to standardize inspections and record corrective actions.

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