The document discusses health and safety inspection duties and responsibilities for workplaces. It covers inspecting external areas like parking, access/egress, signage and lighting. Internal areas include housekeeping, welfare facilities, work areas, machinery and equipment, procedures, training and documentation. Inspections should be carried out regularly and systematically to identify hazards, educate workers and ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.

1. SAFETY INSPECTIONS By James McCann

16. SAFETY SIGNS

19. A locked FIRE EXIT = A BIG FINE if you are lucky !!!!

23. BUILDINGS.

24. SAFE ACCESS & EGRESS HASAW etc ACT 1974 S 2.2 D

27. BLOCKED FIRE EQUIPMENT

29. FIRE RISK

34. ADEQUATE WITH REGARDS TO WELFARE PROVISSIONS; HSE. INDG293 5/99 Click here for more on welfare provisions

36. The following tables show the minimum number of toilets and washbasins that should be provided . Table 1: Number of toilets and washbasins for mixed use (or women only) Number of people at work Number of toilets Number of washbasins 1-5 1 1 6-25 2 2 26-50 3 3 51-75 4 4 76-100 5 5

37. Table 2: Toilets used by men only Number of men at work Number of toilets Number of urinals 1-15 1 1 16-30 2 1 31-45 2 2 46-60 3 2 61-75 3 3 76-90 4 3 91-100 4 4

41. WORK AREAS MACHINERY & PROCESSES

43. SAFETY SIGNS

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