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HTS Sub-Contractor Safety Equipment Audit

by Matthew Barton, from the Community

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This bi-annual audit checklist helps telecom subcontractors verify mandatory safety equipment, tools, vehicles, and documentation for field work. It covers compliance with SWMS and key AS/NZS standards, height safety PPE and inspection records, electrical lockout kits and service locators, ladders and accessories, first aid kit contents, asbestos controls, and vehicle signage. It also prompts proof of licenses and inductions, emergency planning, and photo evidence of critical items. Use it to demonstrate readiness, maintain records, and meet legislative and contractual requirements for safe site operations.

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HTS Subcontractor Safety Equipment Audit
This HTS subcontractor safety equipment audit guides field contractors through a bi annual compliance check of PPE, tools, vehicles and documentation. It covers WHS duties for PCBUs, SWMS, SDS access, electrical lockout procedures, wiremap testing, label making, vehicle readiness and mandatory height safety inspections to AS NZS standards. The checklist also verifies ladders and accessories, first aid kit contents, optional fire extinguisher, asbestos kit, and banned items. Contractors must complete all fields, attach required photos and export the signed audit PDF as instructed.
by Mark Gray, from the Community
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NBN Sub-Contractor Safety Equipment Audit
Use this bi-annual safety equipment audit to verify subcontractor compliance for NBN Fixed Wireless and HFC Fibre work. The checklist covers WHS obligations, licenses and IDs, Safe Work Method Statements, Safety Data Sheets, electrical safety, mandatory PPE, height safety gear checks to AS NZS standards, ladders and accessories, vehicles and signage, tools and testing equipment, first aid kit contents, and banned items. Capture photos, expiry dates and inspection records, then export the completed PDF to the nominated HSEQ address to demonstrate readiness for site work.
by Patrick Ma, from the Community
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Sub-Contractor Safety Equipment Audit Checklist
Complete this bi-annual safety equipment audit for Hills NBN subcontractors to verify compliance with WHS and AS/NZS standards. The checklist covers PPE, six-monthly height safety equipment inspections, SWMS and SDS availability, electrical safety tools, traffic management equipment, first aid kit contents, fire extinguisher checks, ladder and vehicle requirements, and essential test instruments. Upload photos, record licenses and certifications, and keep logs signed by qualified inspectors. Use this audit to demonstrate readiness and maintain safe work practices on fixed wireless, HFC, and fibre jobs.
by Ben Jenkins, from the Community
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Contractor Audit Checklist
This contractor audit checklist helps local government and site managers review contractor compliance and safety on site. It covers procedures, JSA and SWMS, inductions, licenses and insurance, first aid and emergency contacts, plant and equipment checks, traffic management, PPE, housekeeping, and required permits. It also includes controls for working at height, hot work, excavations, electrical isolation, and confined space entry, plus toolbox talks and signage. Use it to verify requirements are met and document findings for corrective action.
by Craig Lucas, from the Community
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