Information

  • Client Name

  • Project Name

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Supervisor in charge of the project.

  • Other operatives on site

  • Location

Site office

  • Sign In Book

  • Is there an F10/NI10 displayed on site with the correct details?

  • Fire & Emergency Procedures relevant and up to date.

  • Are work permits issued, signed to open and close works

  • Plant Inspection Records

  • Risk Assessments & Method Statements

  • First Aid provisions

  • Toolbox Talks

Onsite Audit

Footpaths

  • Is there a clear walkway from gate to office

  • Do footpaths take operatives to all active work areas on site

  • Is there clear legible signage.

  • Traffic Management Plan

  • Temporary Works

  • Fire Extinguishers / Horn

  • Housekeeping (general site cleanliness)

  • Parking

  • PPE

  • Security

  • Signage

  • Site Fencing / Hording

  • Storage

  • Vehicle / Pedestrian Segregation provided to all sections of the project site?

  • Suitable welfare facilities provided in line with Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015.

Specific Activities being Undertaken

  • Plant and Machinery on site.

  • Are operatives suitably qualified to the the specific item of machinery. (A physical check of cards or online database to check validity)

  • Are daily plant checks being caried out?

  • Is all plant and machinery kept in a clean and serviceable condition.

  • Are LOLER certs available and up to date?

  • Roads, Sewers and drainage.

  • Is there a valid signed dig permit

  • Are all excavations properly shored/ battered or is there Proper trench support in place.

  • Is there an exclusion zone around the excavation to stop the movement of plant or the possibility of materials being dropped into the excavation?

  • Is there suitable edge protection around the excavation.

  • Has the area undergone a survey for underground services using an eCAT 4+ or above?

  • CAT serial number

  • Maximum intended Dig depth

  • Do any open excavations require confined space considerations? (A confined space can be any space of an enclosed nature where there is a risk of death or serious injury from hazardous substances or dangerous conditions (e.g. lack of oxygen))

  • Are all operatives involved suitably qualified and competent

  • Is there a robust escape plan in place.

  • Is all escape equipment in place and ready for use if needed.

  • Is there a working and calibrated gas detector in the excavation.

  • Gas Detector serial number

  • Concreting activities.

  • specific concreting task (i.e Footings, Slab etc)

  • Do operatives have suitable PPE to remove the possibility of concrete coming into contact with skin and eyes?

  • Concrete COSHH assessment available and read by operatives?

  • Bituminous works. (Asphalt installation)

  • Type of laying technique (Hand or machine)

  • Bituminous products COSHH assessment available and read by operatives?

  • Correct PPE worn to protect eyes and skin from coming into contact?

  • Instillation of Pre Cast Concrete (PCC) products

  • Working in live highway or footpath

  • what works are being carried out? (i.e flagging, kerbing, excavating, etc)

  • sufficient demarcation of works with chapter 8 barriers?

  • Traffic Management plan in place ?

  • Footings

  • Do operatives have safe access and egress in and out of the work area

  • Has the ground in the surrounding area been reduced to allow bricklaying works to commence

  • Housekeeping, is the area free from potential trip hazards

  • Are all Manual handling activities conducted safely, (could mechanical aids make work easier)

  • Is there a safe exclusion zone around the work area.

Confirmation

Additional Observations

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Corrective Actions

  • Corrective Actions required

Sign Off

  • I confirm I have had the contents of this audit explained to me

  • All corrective actions must be signed off and dated once completed.

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