
Are you prepared for a serious accident?
Self-assess your worksite safety level across 7 areas and 28 items — right now.
- 7
- Assessment areas
- 28
- Checklist items
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- Legal coverage
How it works
How to use the checklist
Assess your worksite safety level in 3 simple steps.
- 01
Review items
Go through each item in every area and check whether it is implemented (Yes / Partial / No).
- 02
Review results
After completing all areas, review per-area and overall results to diagnose your worksite safety level.
- 03
Connect to solutions
Gaps can be addressed step by step using SenseZero solutions and downloadable resources.
Self-assessment
Serious Accident Self-Assessment Checklist
A checklist covering 7 areas and 28 items. Click each area to expand the detailed items.
Has an executive responsible for overseeing safety & health been designated?
Is a dedicated safety & health management organisation in operation?
Have safety & health objectives and plans been established?
Is the decision-making structure for safety & health clearly defined?
Is the budget required to secure safety & health being allocated and spent?
Is safety & health personnel staffed at or above the statutory minimum?
Are safety & health equipment and facilities adequately secured?
When outsourcing to external specialist agencies, are qualified agencies selected and managed?
Are hazards at the worksite identified on a regular basis?
Is risk assessment conducted in accordance with statutory procedures?
Are the results of risk assessments shared with workers?
Are improvement measures based on assessment results being implemented?
Is safety & health training being conducted for at least the statutory number of hours?
Are workplace environment measurements being carried out regularly?
Are health check-ups being conducted on the statutory cycle?
Are changes to safety & health legislation being continuously monitored?
Are there criteria for selecting qualified contractors and service providers?
Are safety & health measures for subcontractor workers being verified?
Are safety measures in place during mixed-operation work?
Are regular safety meetings and joint inspections held with subcontractors?
Is an emergency response manual in place?
Are regular emergency response drills conducted?
When accidents occur, are root-cause analyses and recurrence prevention measures established?
Are near-miss incidents included in the reporting and management system?
Are safety & health inspections conducted regularly and recorded?
Is safety & health data collected and managed systematically?
Is follow-up on inspection results being verified?
Are records managed in accordance with statutory retention periods?
Using the results
How to use your checklist results
Use your self-assessment results to strengthen your worksite safety management system.
Understand your current safety status
The checklist results give you an at-a-glance view of your worksite's current safety management level.
Improve weak areas
Prioritise gaps and build a systematic improvement plan focused on deficient items.
Prepare your legal response
Systematically prepare documentation and evidence for compliance with the Serious Accidents Punishment Act.
Frequently asked questions
Which regulations is this checklist based on?
It is based on the Occupational Safety and Health Act, the Serious Accidents Punishment Act, and their enforcement decrees and rules, and reflects the latest Ministry of Employment and Labor guidelines.
How is it updated when the law changes?
SenseZero tracks regulatory amendments and updates the checklist every quarter. Customers receive the latest items automatically.
What does an automatable item mean?
It is an item the SenseZero platform can collect and record automatically from worksite data such as beacons and wearables, so it is evidenced without manual paperwork.
Can I download the checklist and use it on my own?
Yes, it is available as a free guide download. Automated checks and evidence, however, are provided only on the SenseZero platform.
