OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY AUDIT
To prevent work-related injuries and ill health among the workforce and to provide a safe and healthy workplace are the intended outcomes of the OH&S management system. The objective of an OH&S audit is to identify deficiencies and inaccuracies in the organisation’s health and safety management system in accordance with the compliance with set guidelines and standards. Conducting an OH&S audit ensures that the organisation identifies and manages the health and safety risks to its employees and others. It is known that the majority of accidents are caused by failure to carry out risk assessment or a lack of effective risk assessment. The OH&S audit helps organisations to avoid accidents and ill health by continual improvement of the health and safety management system.  

OBJECTIVE OF THE OH&S AUDIT
The main objectives of the OHS Audits are to:

• Develop and implement a clear OH&S policy and objectives.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of health and safety performance and ensure continual improvement.
• Determine the hazards and recommend suitable control measures
• Ensure workers are actively involved in the OH&S management system.
• Reduce costs related to accidents and ill health.
• Increase regulatory compliance.
• Improve workers’ morale and relations.
• Improve business efficiency and public reputation.

STEPS OF CONSTRUCTION SAFETY AUDIT PROCESS

• Opening meeting with the client
• Physical observation of the site
• Examine document
• Record the significant findings
• Closing meeting with the client

WHAT WE PROVIDE

• Executive summary report
• Construction safety audit checklist
• Observations and their recommendations
• Electronic evidence supporting observations
• The representation and reporting of audit results.
• Keep and safeguard documents that form part of the audit.