Title Page
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Company Name:
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Customer Details:
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Customer Name:
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Customer Address:
Site Details:
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Site Manager
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Project Manager
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Site Tel No.
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Works that are in Progress..?
Assessment Details
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Assessment Date:
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Assessment Undertaken By:
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Contact Tel No:
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E-mail
Audit Overview
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1. Documentation
2. Signage
3. General Housekeeping
4. Access Conditions
5. Welfare Arrangements
6. PPE
7. Protection Against Falls/Working at Height
8. Fire
9. Electrics
10. Plant and Equipment:
11. Scaffolds
12. Excavations
13. Site Waste Management
001 - Documentation
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002 - Signage
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003 - General Housekeeping
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004 - Access Conditions
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005 - Welfare Arrangements
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006 - PPE
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Hard Hats - On almost all construction sites the risks of head injury are such that the law requires head protection to be worn.
- To ensure 'Head Protection 'is worn this should be made a 'Site Rule'
007 - Protection Against Falls/Working at Height
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008 - Fire
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009 - Electrics
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010 - Plant and Equipment
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011 - Scaffolds
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012 - Excavations
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013 - Site Waste Management
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Any Outstanding Issues..?
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Have the outstanding Issues been managed..? e.g - Control Measures put in Place, Risk Eliminated etc..?
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Corrective Action Needed - Work may need suspending depending on Severity of Risk
Corrective Action
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Reference No.
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Recommended Actions :
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Implementation By :
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Any Concerns Raised..?
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Complete below Corrective Action Form
Corrective Action
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Reference No.
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Recommended Actions :
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Implementation By :
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Site Score..?
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Site Auditor Signature
Scoring System
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10 - Categories that the Inspector is certain cannot be improved upon
9 - Categories that lack a minor detail that is NOT likely to cause injury, harm or damage
8 - Corrective action is needed - The non-compliance is unlikely to lead to harm, injury or
damage but is contrary to the law, industry best practiceor Clients safety standards
7 - Corrective action is needed - The non-compliance could lead to harm, injury or damage.
Also used when there is significant non-compliance with the industry best practice
6-1 - Corrective action is needed - A significant risk is proposed or the category is seriously short of the legal requirement or industry best practice
0 - Corrective action is needed - Where there is nothing positive or correct about that category
Notes
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PPE -
Hard Hats - On almost all construction sites the risks of head injury are such that the law requires head protection to be worn.
- To ensure 'Head Protection 'is worn this should be made a 'Site Rule'
Safety Footwear - Construction workers are expected to wear protective footwear whilst on site and doing heavy work.
- Steel Toecaps (or equivalent) protect against dropped objects. Midsole Protection (usually a steel plate) protects against puncture or penetration if you tread on a nail.
- 'Rigger Boots' are much more likely to suffer twisted or sprained ankle injuries. Rigger Boots are a looser fit and the wearer is less able to prevent the foot from twisting to the side on uneven ground.