Title Page

  • Company Name:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

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Customer Details:

  • Customer Name:

  • Customer Address:

Site Details:

  • Site Manager

  • Project Manager

  • Site Tel No.

  • Works that are in Progress..?

Assessment Details

  • Assessment Date:

  • Assessment Undertaken By:

  • Contact Tel No:

  • E-mail

Audit Overview

  • 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

  • Documentation Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos:

002 - Signage

  • Signage Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos:

003 - General Housekeeping

  • General Housekeeping Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos:

004 - Access Conditions

  • Access Conditions Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos:

005 - Welfare Arrangements

  • Welfare Arrangements Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos:

006 - PPE

  • PPE Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos:

  • 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

  • Protection Against Falls/Working at Height Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos

008 - Fire

  • Fire Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos

009 - Electrics

  • Electrics Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos

010 - Plant and Equipment

  • Plant and Equipment Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos

011 - Scaffolds

  • Scaffolds Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos

012 - Excavations

  • Excavations Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos

013 - Site Waste Management

  • Site Waste Management Applicable..?

  • Details:

  • Score

  • Photos

  • Any Outstanding Issues..?

  • Details:

  • Have the outstanding Issues been managed..? e.g - Control Measures put in Place, Risk Eliminated etc..?

  • Corrective Action Needed - Work may need suspending depending on Severity of Risk

  • Corrective Action
  • Reference No.

  • Recommended Actions :

  • Implementation By :

  • Any Concerns Raised..?

  • Complete below Corrective Action Form

  • Corrective Action
  • Reference No.

  • Recommended Actions :

  • Implementation By :

  • Site Score..?

  • Site Auditor Signature

Scoring System

  • 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

  • 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.

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