Run Oncology Unit Chemotherapy Spill Readiness Audit — Free

Spill Kit Location and Accessibility

Chemo spill kit is present in the unit critical (required)

A hazardous drug spill kit is physically available in the oncology unit.

Yes No N/A

Spill kit is located in a spill-prone area and accessible without obstruction critical (required)

Kit is positioned near medication preparation, administration, or storage areas and can be accessed immediately.

Yes No N/A

Spill kit location is clearly signed critical (required)

Signage identifies the spill kit location so staff can find it quickly during an incident.

Yes No N/A

Access path to spill kit is unobstructed critical (required)

No carts, equipment, locked doors, or other barriers prevent immediate access to the spill kit.

Yes No N/A

Spill Kit Contents and Condition

Spill kit contents checklist is present and current critical (required)

A contents list is available inside or attached to the kit and matches the stocked supplies.

Yes No N/A

Absorbent materials are present critical (required)

Kit contains absorbent pads or equivalent materials appropriate for hazardous drug spill cleanup.

Yes No N/A

Disposable chemotherapy-rated PPE is present critical (required)

Kit contains PPE appropriate for hazardous drug spill response, such as chemotherapy gloves, gown, eye/face protection, and respiratory protection if required by procedure.

Waste disposal bags and labels are present critical (required)

Kit contains waste bags, closure materials, and labels or instructions for hazardous drug waste disposal.

Yes No N/A

Spill kit components are intact and not expired critical (required)

No damaged containers, missing items, or expired supplies are observed.

Yes No N/A

Kit exterior is clean, sealed, and labeled

The spill kit container is clean, closed, and clearly identified as a chemotherapy or hazardous drug spill kit.

Yes No N/A

Staff Response Readiness

Staff can identify the spill kit location critical (required)

At least one staff member on shift can point to the spill kit location without prompting.

Yes No N/A

Staff can describe the initial spill response steps critical (required)

Staff can state the immediate actions for isolating the area, donning PPE, and following the spill procedure.

Yes No N/A

Current spill response procedure is available to staff critical (required)

Written instructions or SOP for chemotherapy spill response are accessible in the unit.

Yes No N/A

Training, Reporting, and Closeout

Staff hazardous drug spill training is current critical (required)

Observed staff have documented training on hazardous drug spill response within the required interval.

Yes No N/A

Incident reporting process is known and posted

Staff know how to report a spill, exposure, or kit deficiency to the appropriate supervisor or safety contact.

Yes No N/A

Deficiencies identified during inspection are documented with corrective action critical (required)

Any non-conformance is recorded with owner, due date, and corrective action plan.

Yes No N/A

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Run: Oncology Unit Chemotherapy Spill Readiness Audit

Spill Kit Location and Accessibility

Spill Kit Contents and Condition

Staff Response Readiness

Training, Reporting, and Closeout

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