The audit covers the working environment (ventilation studies, local exhaust maintenance, recirculation of exhaust air, monitoring of chemical and physical agents; illumination studies, lamp maintenance and eyesight tests; noise studies, engineering and administrative controls to bring exposure under limits, audiometry, awareness and hearing protection; vibration identification, measurement and control; heat and cold stress evaluation, drinking water, protective clothing and symptom awareness; non-ionising radiation assessment, signage, procedures, monitoring and PPE); workplace monitoring of airborne contaminants as statute requires, detectors, leak alarms, antidotes and action on exceedances; first aid boxes, trained first aiders on each shift, an occupational health centre meeting statute with medical staff on each shift, transport to hospital, displayed first aider names and hospital contacts, preventive medicine, antidotes and emergency lighting; periodic medical examinations under statute matched to the hazardous process, including for contract workers, with records; PPE lists by activity, worker feedback in selection, training including breathing apparatus, procurement, inspection, issue and replacement, respirator fit checks, storage, standards, eye wash and showers; and occupational diseases (baseline data, detection of notifiable diseases and notification to the Chief Inspector of Factories).
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