Safer work starts with better knowledge.

Define which hazards and controls will be checked.

Use people with relevant task and hazard knowledge.

Include workers who understand the work area.

Observe the task rather than reviewing documents alone.

Prioritise conditions that can cause serious harm.

Check exposure controls and welfare alongside physical hazards.

Describe the exact location and condition found.

Escalate urgent hazards without waiting for the report.

Rank findings to support timely action.

Give each finding an accountable owner.

Check whether interim precautions are effective until permanent repair.

Verify the condition is corrected before closing the finding.

Investigate why the same problem keeps returning.

Record effective solutions that can help other teams.

Use suitable independence when reviewing management systems.

Look for patterns across locations and time.

Discuss findings with the affected team.

Which control needs a practical test of effectiveness today?