The audit covers housekeeping (passages and floors, spill handling, marked waste bins emptied and cleaned, drip trays, local exhaust, marked walkways, slippery floors, dust from roadside stores); machine and area guarding (identified dangerous machinery, guarded moving parts, secure fixed and interlocked guards, labelled emergency stops, loose clothing, fenced openings); material handling (adequate equipment, hazard awareness, manual handling training and weight limits, safe stacking, lifting equipment register and statutory examinations by a competent person, qualified operators, marked safe working loads, eyesight and colour vision tests for crane and forklift operators); electrical safeguarding (licensed electricians, hazardous area classification and matching fittings, earth leakage protection, proper connections and fuses, no makeshift wiring, tool inspections, PPE and separate permits for live and high voltage work, static, bonding, earth pit tests and lightning protection); storage and warehousing (SDS, compatible storage, labelling, rack capacity, ventilation, exits, fire protection, spill kits, marked aisles); hazard assessment of new equipment; and radiation sources (licences, radiological safety officer, PPE, decontaminable floors, licensed storage, training, qualified operators, monitoring, inventory returns, emergency tools, dosimeters and warning signs).
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.