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This is a Contoso Renewables Corporate HSE internal safety audit report for Quellmoor Ridge Wind Farm. It covers audit scope and method, findings, positive observations, and conclusion with action ownership and due dates.

Key facts

  • The document is Contoso Renewables Corporate HSE internal safety audit report AUD-2026-02 for Quellmoor Ridge Wind Farm.1
  • The audit dates were 2026-02-16 to 2026-02-17, and the report date was 2026-03-06.1
  • The auditor was Ruth Kessington, Corporate HSE Auditor.1
  • The site team comprised Maren Ellingsby as Site Manager, Dario Penwarden as O&M Supervisor, and Greta Vollan as HSE Coordinator.1
  • The audit scope covered the PTW system, lockout/tagout, working at height and rescue, lifting equipment, oil and chemical handling, training records, and emergency arrangements.1
  • The audit method was document review, interviews, and observation of two jobs: a filter change on WTG-02 and a rescue drill on WTG-06.1
  • The overall audit score was 86 %, against a target of 85 %.1
  • Finding F1 was a major finding: the rescue kit in the WTG-06 nacelle was past its 6-monthly inspection, with last inspection on 2025-06-12 and due date 2025-12-12; the action was to inspect all rescue kits and add the kit seal check to the daily checklist, owned by Greta Vollan and due 2026-03-31.1
  • Finding F2 was a minor finding: two personal padlocks were in use without name tags; the action was to issue tagged padlocks and brief all technicians, owned by Dario Penwarden and due 2026-03-15.1
  • Finding F3 was a minor finding: toolbox talk attendance records were incomplete for November 2025, with one of four sessions missing a sign-in sheet; the action was to reconstruct the records and use a digital sign-in, owned by Greta Vollan and due 2026-04-30.1
  • Finding F4 was an observation: the oil drum storage bund was at 85 % of capacity with 12 drums stored; the action was to reduce the stock in the bund or extend the bund, owned by Tomasz Lebrecht and due 2026-06-30.1
  • Finding F5 was a minor finding: dropped-object exclusion signage was absent at the tower base of WTG-11 during nacelle work; the action was to provide a portable exclusion signage set for each turbine, owned by Callum Rydings and due 2026-03-31.1
  • Positive observations were that the PTW system was well used, permits were closed correctly, and lockout boards were clear and up to date.1
  • The WTG-06 rescue drill lowered the casualty to the ground in 9 minutes against a 15 minutes target.1
  • The conclusion states that the site meets the corporate standard.1
  • The major finding F1 must be closed before 2026-03-31 and verified by the HSE Coordinator.1
  • The status of all actions is reviewed at the monthly O&M review.1

Contents

Document identification

Contoso Renewables Corporate HSE issued internal safety audit report AUD-2026-02 for Quellmoor Ridge Wind Farm.2

The document is marked as fictional and not for operational use.2

Audit details

The audit took place from 2026-02-16 to 2026-02-17, and the report date was 2026-03-06.2

Ruth Kessington was the Corporate HSE Auditor.2 The site team listed in the report was Maren Ellingsby, Dario Penwarden, and Greta Vollan.2

The audit scope included the PTW system, lockout/tagout, working at height and rescue, lifting equipment, oil and chemical handling, training records, and emergency arrangements.2 The method included document review, interviews, and observation of two jobs: a filter change on WTG-02 and a rescue drill on WTG-06.2

The overall score was 86 %, with a target of 85 %.2

Table t01 · p. 1

RowFieldValue
2Audit dates2026-02-16 to 2026-02-17
3Report date2026-03-06
4AuditorRuth Kessington, Corporate HSE Auditor
5Site teamMaren Ellingsby (Site Manager), Dario Penwarden (O&M Supervisor), Greta Vollan (HSE Coordinator)
6ScopePTW system, lockout/tagout, working at height and rescue, lifting equipment, oil and chemical handling, training records, emergency arrangements
7MethodDocument review, interviews and observation of two jobs (filter change on WTG-02, rescue drill on WTG-06)
8Overall score86 % (target 85 %)

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Findings

The report records five findings: one major finding, three minor findings, and one observation.2

F1 concerned a WTG-06 nacelle rescue kit that was past its 6-monthly inspection, with an action to inspect all rescue kits and add the kit seal check to the daily checklist.2

F2 concerned two personal padlocks in use without name tags, with an action to issue tagged padlocks and brief all technicians.2

F3 concerned incomplete toolbox talk attendance records for November 2025, with one of four sessions missing a sign-in sheet.2

F4 concerned an oil drum storage bund at 85 % of capacity with 12 drums stored.2

F5 concerned missing dropped-object exclusion signage at the tower base of WTG-11 during nacelle work.2

Table t02 · p. 1

RowIDCategoryFindingActionOwnerDue
2F1MajorRescue kit in the WTG-06 nacelle past its 6-monthly inspection (last inspection 2025-06-12, due 2025-12-12); requirement SOP-WAH-003 section 7Inspect all rescue kits; add the kit seal check to the daily checklistGreta Vollan2026-03-31
3F2MinorTwo personal padlocks in use without name tags; requirement SOP-LOTO-001 section 5Issue tagged padlocks and brief all techniciansDario Penwarden2026-03-15
4F3MinorToolbox talk attendance records incomplete for November 2025 (one of four sessions without sign-in sheet)Reconstruct the records; use a digital sign-inGreta Vollan2026-04-30
5F4ObservationOil drum storage bund at 85 % of its capacity with 12 drums stored; permit EP-2018-0417 condition 9.3Reduce the stock in the bund or extend the bundTomasz Lebrecht2026-06-30
6F5MinorNo dropped-object exclusion signage at the tower base of WTG-11 during nacelle work; requirement SOP-WAH-003 section 4Provide a portable exclusion signage set for each turbineCallum Rydings2026-03-31

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Positive observations

The report states that the PTW system was well used and that permits were closed correctly.2

The report states that lockout boards were clear and up to date.2

The rescue drill on WTG-06 lowered the casualty to the ground in 9 minutes, against a target of 15 minutes.2

Conclusion and close-out

The report concludes that the site meets the corporate standard.2

The major finding F1 must be closed before 2026-03-31 and verified by the HSE Coordinator.2

The status of all actions is reviewed at the monthly O&M review.2

The report is signed by Ruth Kessington, Corporate HSE Auditor, Contoso Renewables, dated 2026-03-06.2

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Footnotes

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