2.15 JSA Forms and Workplace Checklist

2.15 JSA Forms and Workplace Checklist

OHS & Risk Management Manual / /

Appendix J - Job Safety Analysis (JSA) or Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) Worksheet

Agency Name & Address: / Date: / Any permit required?
Yes □ No □
JSA No. / Type of Permit:
JSA Team Name/s: / JSA Team Signature: / JSA Approved by: / JSA Approval Signature:
Activity: /
Eye Protection /
Hearing Protection /
Protective Clothing

Face Masks /
Welding Mask /
AppropriateFootwear

Gloves / Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Required(Check the box for required PPE):

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Appendix J – Job Safety Analysis (SWMS) Worksheet / Last Reviewed: July 2012
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Activity
List the tasks required to perform the activity in the sequence they are carried out / Hazards
Against each task, list the hazards that could cause injury when the task is performed / Risk control measures
List the control measures required to eliminate or minimise the risk of injury arising from the identified hazard / Who is responsible?
Write the name of the person responsible to implement the control measure identified / Date
Expected date of completion

Each JSA (SWMS) must be task specific, including all workers (if applicable)

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Appendix J – Job Safety Analysis (SWMS) Worksheet / Last Reviewed: July 2012
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Appendix K - Workplace Inspection Checklist

General Details
Name of Person Conducting Inspection: / Date Conducted:
/ /
UnitingCareAgency Name & Address: / Reference:

Identify hazards below. Any item marked with a [N], is a hazard and must be risk assessed and controlled. This is to be documented in the later sections of this form.

Prevention of Slips, Trips, Falls / Y/N / Comments
Cables and cords not in walk areas.
Front reception area free of water, stored boxes, waste bins.
Kitchen floors free of water, spills, stored boxes, waste bins.
Back entrance free of water, stored boxes, waste bins.
Hallways free of water, stored boxes, waste bins.
Corridors and walkways free of clutter, boxes and water.
Toilets free of spills and stored boxes.
Are wet floors sign posted where required?
Are emergency exits free from clutter or boxes?
Is there any loose carpet, tiles etc?
Stairways: Obstruction free, railings and toe boards fitted, non-slip surface, well maintained, no projecting fittings, nails etc.
Are walkways and areas well lit?
Emergency Procedures / Y/N / Comments
Are extinguishers attached to the wall?
Are hoses wound on the reel?
Have extinguishers and reels been serviced in the last 6 months?
Are evacuation plans clearly visible?
Are workerstrained in the use of the emergency equipment?
Are emergency contact details displayed?
Are all exits clearly marked?

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Appendix K – Workplace Inspection Checklist / Last Reviewed: July 2012
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Electricity / Y/N / Comments
Are power points free of overloading (piggy backing)?
Are all cords, cables and extension cords free from visible wear and tear and damage?
Are cables and sockets free of wet areas and heat sources?
Are sockets free of splash areas?
Are all appliances currently tagged?
Is portable electrical equipment such as extension leads, microphones and speakers protected by safety switches (RCDs)?
Are all power leads and plugs in good condition?
Is electrical equipment isolated from elements such as water, sharp edges and cutting devices that can cause shock?
Ergonomics / Y/N / Comments
Are work surfaces designed to suit the height and reach of all staff?
Are work chairs well designed and adjustable?
Is office based equipment selected and adjusted to take into account individual requirements (such as computers)?
Are workers encouraged to take regular rest breaks?
Vehicles and Equipment / Y/N / Comments
Are vehicle pre-operational checks being completed?
Is staff aware of the requirements to report accidents / incidents to Workplace Managerand/or Synod Manager, and direct to the insurer and/or Synod OHS Team?
Is equipment damaged including wear and tear?
Chemical Management / Y/N / Comments
Have all hazardous substances been identified, are they labelled and listed in a register?
Are Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS's) available for all chemicals?
Have workers (i.e. employees, contractors and volunteers)been trained in reading a MSDS, safe handling, spillage, storage and disposal procedures for chemicals?
Are records kept of this training?
Is appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) available, maintained and used?

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Appendix K – Workplace Inspection Checklist / Last Reviewed: July 2012
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Other hazards / Y/N / Comments
Are shelves and storage racks secured?
Are boxes and heavy objects stacked on lower shelves?
Are filing cabinets stable when the top drawer is open?
Do all work stations have good lighting?
Are all lights working throughout the office?
Is there good ventilation in all areas?
Caution, information, danger signs appropriate, unobstructed, legible.
Is the photocopier placed in a well ventilated area away from work stations?
Are guillotines appropriately guarded?
Procedure available for tagging faulty equipment?
Clothes lockers, washroom, showers, toilets, drinking fountains clean, tidy and hygienic?
Cooling water system currently tested (if applicable).

For each hazard identified above marked with a [N], document the risk assessment and control details below.

Risk Assessment and Control
Hazard / Risk / Controls / Date Implemented / Date Reviewed

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Appendix K – Workplace Inspection Checklist / Last Reviewed: July 2012
Risk Assessment Information (please circle)
EXTREME / HIGH / MOD / LOW
Extreme Risk / Notify Workplace Manager in the UnitingCare Portfolio Agency immediately; who will notify CEO, Insurance Services and Synod OHS Team immediately. Temporary corrective actions should be taken immediately and permanent corrective actions within 24 hours of notification.
High Risk / Notify Workplace Manager in the UnitingCare Portfolio Agency immediately; who will notify CEO, Insurance Services and Synod OHS Team immediately. Temporary corrective actions should be taken immediately and permanent corrective actions should be taken within 48 hours of notification.
Moderate Risk / Notify Workplace Manager who will follow up that corrective action is taken within 7 days.
Low Risk / Notify Workplace Manager who will follow up that corrective action is taken within a reasonable time.
Review Controls
Workplace Managerverifies controls are effective…….
 Effective Not effective
Date: / / / Name:
Signature: