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APPENDIX 1: Occupational Health and Safety Checklist 6• Is the structure of and fabric of the build<strong>in</strong>g safe and secure? Y/N• Are the premises safe <strong>to</strong> enter (floorboards, ceil<strong>in</strong>gs)? Y/N• Are the electricity, gas and water connected? Y/N• Are there <strong>in</strong>sulated or damaged power l<strong>in</strong>es that could cause electric shock? Y/N• Are there animals on the premises? Y/N• Is there a fire hazard? Y/N• Are protective cloth<strong>in</strong>g, gloves, safety helmet, mask, safety spectacles or gogglesrequired? Y/N• Is special equipment required? Y/N• Is there a health risk? Y/N• Are there weapons or explosive materials on the premises? Y/N• Are there booby traps on private property? Y/N• Are there slip hazards because of faeces? Y/N• Are there fall hazards from climb<strong>in</strong>g over barricades Y/N• Will there be the likelihood or probability of physical attack from the occupant? Y/NNote: It would be helpful if as many as possible of the above questions can be answeredprior <strong>to</strong> the first home visit, i.e., at the po<strong>in</strong>t when referral is taken (see Section 3).6 Checklist developed from material provided by Waverley Council and the <strong>NSW</strong> RSPCA28

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