Information

  • Project/ Site/Dept

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Inspection carried out by:

  • Reason for Inspection

  • Summary/Areas of concern/Good Practice.

1 Documentation and Administration

  • 1.1 Priority reports from last inspection completed

  • 1.2 SSOW (RA,RAMS) in place for work activities. Construction phase plan in place and up to date (if applicable)

  • 1.3 Competent site manager appointed

  • 1.4 Site inductions carried out

  • 1.5 SLT minutes communicated/displayed

  • 1.6 Statutory notices displayed ( HSE Law poster, policy ) F10 displayed (if applicable)

  • 1.7 Permits to work issued and being controlled/ managed

  • 1.8 Aspects & Impacts register in place

  • 1.9 Asbestos register on site and displayed

  • 1.10 Abstraction and discharge - Licence in place and are these being monitored/ controlled

  • 1.11 other issues observed during inspection

2 Temporary works/ work at height

  • 2.1 Ladders/stepladders and hop ups are in GWO

  • 2.2 Scaffold/mobile towers erected correctly. Inspection ( carried out and up to date)

  • 2.3 Roof/edge protection in place

  • 2.4 is a competent temp work coord nominated

  • 2.5 Are temp works designs available

  • 2.6 other issues observed during inspection

3 Work equipment, PUWER & LOLER

  • 3.1 Lift plan being followed and competent person on site ( if applicable)

  • 3.2 Lifting equipment and pressure vessel appear in GWO and examination up to date.

  • 3.3 Fixed wiring electrical in GWO, test certificate available and up to date

  • 3.4 Portable tools & equipment in GWO and fit for purpose

  • 3.5 Is appropriate guarding fitted and in GWO

  • 3.6 Redundant plant ( fixed or mobile) managed

  • 3.7 Other issues identified during inspection

4 Excavations

  • 4.1 Are service drawing available and ground clearly marked

  • 4.2 Excavations suitable shored/ supported. Deep excavations have design drawings/ information on site for shoring method

  • 4.3 are suitable barriers/ edge protection in place and safe access/egress provided.

  • 4.4 Are exposed service in good order and suitable supported

  • 4.5 Other issues identified during inspections

5 Traffic management/ Street works

  • 5.1 Traffic management plan In place ( if applicable) and up to date.

  • 5.2 Site entrance not causing risk to the public

  • 5.3 Pedestrian access/ egress suitable and segregated from vehicle/ plant movement

  • 5.4 Road works/Chapter 8 to NRSW requirements being followed

  • 5.5 Information boards/ permit No displayed

  • 5.6 Spoil inside barriers/ run off controlled

  • 5.7 Street works card held

  • 5.8 other issues identified during inspection

6 Emergency Arrangments

  • 6.1 Emergency plans/procedures in place and displayed. Fire escape routes clear from obstruction

  • 6.2 First aid provision suitable and stocked. First aider notice displayed

  • 6.3 Fire equipment/extinguishers in GWO. MaIntenance up to date

  • 6.4 Other issues identified during inspection

7 Office/Site arrangements (including welfare)

  • 7.1 Adequate welfare provision provided for numbers on site and in good order

  • 7.2 Suitable means of heating/ preparing food - clean and in GWO

  • 7.3 Are offices of adequate space and provided with good ventilation and lighting

  • 7.4 Is housekeeping in good order throughout. No evidence of fly tipping on site

  • 7.5 Any DSE issues

  • 7.6 Buildings/ fixed assets appear in good order and no obvious signs of damage

  • 7.7 If shelving/racking installed is it secure and appear in good order.

  • 7.8 Do floors appear in good order and free from slips, trips

  • 7.9 Other issues identified during inspection

8 Protection to/ from other ( including Environment)

  • 8.1 Appropriate safety signage displayed

  • 8.2 Hoarding/heras fencing in good order and secure

  • 8.3 Fencing, gates and locks appear in good order. No signs of unauthorised access

  • 8.4 Watercourses/ drainage plans marked and displayed. Are these suitable managed

  • 8.5 Flora & Fauna - provision for biodiversity wildlife and habitats protected. Invasive species identified and managed

  • 8.6 Environmental complaints - eg noise, dust, vibration

  • 8.7 Other issues identified during inspection

9 Health, Manual Handling & PPE

  • 9.1 Is appropriate PPE being worn and in good order

  • 9.2 Are occupational health issues being controlled/ managed

  • 9.3 Any Manual Handling Issues identified

  • 9.4 Other issues identified during inspection

10 Hazardous Substenace

  • 10.1 Hazardous substance being suitable stored including correct labelling.

  • 10.2 Bunds in satisfactory condition. Drip trays if in use in good order

  • 10.3 COSHH Assessments produced, available and up to date

  • 10.4 Chemical/ fuel delivery areas in good order. Delivery procedure in place.

  • 10.5 Are emergency showers/ eye wash in good order

  • 10.6 Spill kit available and in good order. spill/emergency plan produced.

  • 10.7 Other issues identified during inspection

11 Waste Management

  • 11.1 Waste Management & duty of care documentation ip place and correct

  • 11.2 Waste suitable stored, separated and labelled. Storage of materials as identified in SWMP

  • 11.3 Are hazardous waste bins in place, correctly labeled and in an accessible location

  • 11.4 Other issues identified during inspection

12 Other places of work and activities

  • 12 Other places of work and activities

  • Observation:
  • <br>Other issues identified during inspection

SHE Priority report

  • Project/site/ dept

  • Select date

  • Present during inspection:

  • Priority Codes

    P1 - Serious Imminent danger
    P2 - Breach of legislation ACOP
    P3 - Does not meet HSE or company policy or best practice
    NA - Not applicable

  • Agreed Actions:
  • Priority Code:

  • Action owner

  • Agreed completion date:

  • Actions/ Recommendations

Report completed by:

  • Name:

  • Signed:

Reported accepted by:

  • Name:

  • Signed:

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