A safety audit examines how well a business complies with safety regulations. It is a systematic process that involves data collection, analysis, and implementation of the organization's safety goals and best practices.

There are three types of safety audits. These are: 1) Compliance Audit, 2) Program Audit, 3) Management System Audits 

There are four areas included in a safety audit:
1) Safety Policies 2) Safety Procedures 3) Safety Awareness 4) Safety Training

A safety audit is important since it checks that the workplace's safety standards are being met. Additionally, It also helps in identifying any possible risks and suggests corrective actions to prevent accidents or injuries from happening.

By following a few simple steps, you can ensure that your safety audit is thorough and covers all the bases. 1) Plan for the safety audits 2) Perform the audit 3) Prepare an audit report 4) Implement corrective and preventive actions 5) Communicate the results