Compliance Audits
Independent MGPS HTM02-01 compliance audits to identify gaps, prioritise actions and improve patient safety by highlighting risks. We carry out a deep dive into the site compliance against HTM02-01, BCGA & PSSR 2000. We audit wards, plant rooms, supply equipment & operational management to provide a site with a compliance snap shot along with risks for the site to prioritise. ​
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What We Review
Each audit is structured to provide a balanced view of governance, technical evidence and on-site condition. Typical review areas include:
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Pre-audit document request and desktop review of governance, appointments, policies, drawings, logs and test records
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Operational management review including roles, competency, training/authorisations, contractor control, communication, and record keeping
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Onsite walkdowns of MGPS sources and plant including liquid supply, plant rooms, manifolds and emergency reserves
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Inspection of cylinder management including main stores, receipt, segregation and handling
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Review of distribution infrastructure including pipework condition, zoning, AVSUs/LVAs, labelling and access control
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Clinical area audit of terminal unit, alarm, AVSU provision, user safety controls, isolation arrangements and “do not use” management
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Review of alarm systems and response arrangements including escalation, fault reporting and incident learning
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Review of permit-to-work systems, interruptions, contingency planning and prevention of unauthorised work
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Risk rating of findings using a severity and likelihood matrix with prioritised actions
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Non-compliance register and summary schedule with corrective action recommendations
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Final report pack with executive summary, risk register, photographic evidence and action plan
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Close-out meeting to brief stakeholders and agree next steps, with optional re-audit to verify close-out
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How the Audit Is carried out
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Audit Type: Independent, objective MGPS compliance review
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Delivery:
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Site visit and documentation review
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Interviews with key personnel where appropriate
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The audit is conducted to support improvement and assurance, not to “catch people out”.
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Reporting & Outputs
Following the audit, you’ll receive a clear, structured report designed for practical use by estates teams and senior management.
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Audit Report Includes:
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Summary of current compliance position
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Identified gaps and areas of concern
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Risk-based prioritisation of findings
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Clear, actionable recommendations
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Guidance on short-, medium- and longer-term improvements
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Reports are written in plain, easy to read language and are suitable for use in internal reviews, governance meetings and inspection preparation. We produce this is a interactive sheet which is easy to view and move around with a summary sheet so the non-compliances can be actioned in a structured way.


