HEALTH AND SAFETY INSPECTION IN SCHOOLS
Audit Code: AUD-009-INS
Purpose of Audit
School Health and Safety Inspections aim to create a safe, healthy, and accessible learning environment for students, teachers, and staff in educational institutions. Inspections assess the compliance of school buildings, laboratories, sports fields, and common areas with legislation and good practice standards.
Scope of Audit
• General structural condition of school buildings, evacuation and fire safety checks
• Electrical installation, laboratory equipment and chemical safety
• Physical risk analysis of play, sports and garden areas
• Indoor air quality, lighting, noise and ergonomics assessment
• Review of cleaning, hygiene, water safety and food service areas
• Emergency plans, directional signs and drill practices
• Psychosocial safety and student well-being indicators
• Child protection policies and teacher responsibilities
• Effectiveness of employee and student representation mechanisms
• Development plan and priority action recommendations based on findings
Method and Reporting
The audit is conducted through field observations, interviews with administrators and staff, document reviews, and student surveys. Findings are evaluated against legal regulations and international education safety standards. The final report includes a photographic risk classification and action plan.
Audit Period
The duration of the inspection varies depending on the campus size, number of buildings and student capacity.
Which Organizations Is It For?
It is suitable for public and private schools, kindergartens, universities, dormitories, and educational campuses. It is also recommended for pre-commissioning compliance verification in newly opened or renovated schools.
Auditor Staff
The audit is carried out by Meganova's experienced auditors in the fields of occupational health and safety, fire safety, child protection and environmental health.
Reference Standards
Minimum Health and Safety Requirements Regulation in Workplace Buildings and Annexes, WHO Safe Schools Framework, GIIP
