Inspection is: Quality Compliance promoting safety Protection
How to conduct an inspection?
- Speaking to workers and supervisors about their concerns.
- Understanding the jobs and tasks at your workplace.
- Identifying existing and potential hazards.
- Determining the underlying causes of these hazards.
- Monitoring and evaluating existing hazard controls (e.g., protective equipment, policies and procedures).
- Recommending and implementing corrective action based on the inspection’s findings.
If you discover any safety or health risks, you should take action to promptly eliminate or reduce the chances of a workplace incident. – Ministry of Manpower
Safety Inspections
Ensure everyone goes home today
- Speaking to workers and supervisors about their concerns.
- Understanding the jobs and tasks at your workplace.
- Identifying existing and potential hazards.
- Determining the underlying causes of these hazards.
- Monitoring and evaluating existing hazard controls (e.g., protective equipment, policies and procedures).
- Recommending and implementing corrective action based on the inspection’s findings.
If you discover any safety or health risks, you should take action to promptly eliminate or reduce the chances of a workplace incident. - MOM
Internal Inspections
Quality checks to strengthen reputation
External Inspections
Access for external inspectors
No! All 3 inspection modules comes together!
Yes! The Role Based Access Control feature allows you to set-up roles for RE/RTOs to access the RE/RTO feature only and allow them to enter PEER just for the inspection!
