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Health and safety in breweries needs to be taken seriously*. Here's a something handy from the talk I went to at the SIBA AGM (https://edsbeer.blogspot.com/2019/09/brewery-health-and-safety_29.html).
Site Safety Checklist
Fire equipment. Is the equipment in the right place and unobstructed?
Means of escape. Are escape routes free from obstructions and clearly signed?
First aid provision. Are first aid facilities available?
Fire safety. Are flammable substances kept to a minimum?
Electrical safety. Are all electrical appliance inspected prior to use?
Manual handling. Are measures taken to ensure the safety of people and equipment?
Slips, trips and falls. Have slip, trip and fall hazards been addressed?
Working at height. Is the equipment suitable and safe to use? Have you been trained for the task?
Food hygiene. Are food preparation and service areas kept clean and tidy?
Security. Are measures taken to ensure the safety of people and equipment?
Violence to staff. Have staff been instructed on how to deal with violent or abusive visitors?
Lone working. Are precautions taken when working alone?
Animals. Are you aware of the risks associated with contact with animals?
Personal Protective Equipment. If necessary is suitable PPE available?
Chemical safety. Are hazardous substances used and stored safely?
Accidents and emergencies. Is there a list of emergency contact numbers available?
Housekeeping. Is the site kept free from obstructions and waste?
Machinery Safety. Are staff trained in the safe use of equipment?
Vehicle movements. Are pedestrian and vehicle areas separated?
Lighting. Is there sufficient lighting?
Young persons. Do young persons work on the site?
New and expectant mothers. Do new or expectant mothers work on the site?
Noise. Are noise levels too loud for normal conversation?
Confined spaces. Are confined spaces identified and correctly managed?
*Particularly broken guards on kieselguhr filter dosing pots
More... (http://edsbeer.blogspot.com/2020/04/site-safety-checklist.html)
Health and safety in breweries needs to be taken seriously*. Here's a something handy from the talk I went to at the SIBA AGM (https://edsbeer.blogspot.com/2019/09/brewery-health-and-safety_29.html).
Site Safety Checklist
Fire equipment. Is the equipment in the right place and unobstructed?
Means of escape. Are escape routes free from obstructions and clearly signed?
First aid provision. Are first aid facilities available?
Fire safety. Are flammable substances kept to a minimum?
Electrical safety. Are all electrical appliance inspected prior to use?
Manual handling. Are measures taken to ensure the safety of people and equipment?
Slips, trips and falls. Have slip, trip and fall hazards been addressed?
Working at height. Is the equipment suitable and safe to use? Have you been trained for the task?
Food hygiene. Are food preparation and service areas kept clean and tidy?
Security. Are measures taken to ensure the safety of people and equipment?
Violence to staff. Have staff been instructed on how to deal with violent or abusive visitors?
Lone working. Are precautions taken when working alone?
Animals. Are you aware of the risks associated with contact with animals?
Personal Protective Equipment. If necessary is suitable PPE available?
Chemical safety. Are hazardous substances used and stored safely?
Accidents and emergencies. Is there a list of emergency contact numbers available?
Housekeeping. Is the site kept free from obstructions and waste?
Machinery Safety. Are staff trained in the safe use of equipment?
Vehicle movements. Are pedestrian and vehicle areas separated?
Lighting. Is there sufficient lighting?
Young persons. Do young persons work on the site?
New and expectant mothers. Do new or expectant mothers work on the site?
Noise. Are noise levels too loud for normal conversation?
Confined spaces. Are confined spaces identified and correctly managed?
*Particularly broken guards on kieselguhr filter dosing pots
More... (http://edsbeer.blogspot.com/2020/04/site-safety-checklist.html)