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  • Are the Design Drawings been provided to the Contractor and available on site?

  • Is the Project Management Plan onsite?

  • Is there DBYD information available on site and within 28 Days?

  • Have all existing services been proven and identified on-site prior to commencement?

Have all required permits been obtained prior to commencement?

  • Council Permits?

  • No Go Zone Permits been obtained where required?

  • Have residents been notified?

  • Internal works pre-start meeting for this project for all personnel engaged?

  • Is the Contractor's Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) available on site?

  • Has Risk Assessment been done for this Project?

  • Is there Environmental Management Plan (EMP) & TMP

  • Is there sufficient sediment control in place?

  • Has appropriate warning signage been implemented?

  • Is there Tree Protection in place? (Is the TMP on site)

  • Is there Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) or JSA's available on site and signed by all personnel?

  • Are there copies of Safety Data Sheets and the Chemical Register available on site ?

  • Is there Emergency Contact List available and displayed on site?

  • Has the site been completely fence off?

  • Has the Contractor's machinery been risk assessed by an External Provider? Are there stickers on the machinery and within 12 months?

  • Has the Daily Vehicle/Plant checklist been completed by the Contractor?

  • Is there a First Aid Kit Available on-site? (can be placed in a shed or in site vehicles)

  • Is there a fire extinguisher on site and has it been tested and tagged and within 6 months?

  • Any relevant project discussions or concerns:

  • Has there been a program submitted to Cardno?

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