Information

  • Client / Site

  • Superintendent

  • Conducted on

  • Document No.

  • Location/Area Inspected

1.0 Entrance to Site

  • 1.1 Correct TMP in place

  • 1.2 Radio channel displayed

  • 1.3 Visitors to report to office or supervisor

2.0 Clear Vegetation and Topsoil Stockpiles

  • 2.1 Permits issued and present in area

  • 2.2 Areas marked out correctly

  • 2.3 Stockpiles clearly defined

  • 2.4 Dust being managed

3.0 Load and Haul Areas

  • 3.1 Correct loading tools being used

  • 3.2 Bench height is correct

  • 3.3 Operators loading dirt smoothly into machines

  • 3.4 Trucks backing up to load out correctly

  • 3.5 Haul circuit in correct direction

  • 3.6 Positive communications between LV's and HV's

  • 3.7 Level floors

  • 3.8 Dust being managed

4.0 Haul Roads

  • 4.1 Adequate signage and delineation on haul roads

  • 4.2 Windrows are at adequate height

  • 4.3 Sufficient drainage

  • 4.4 Road clear of debris

5.0 Tip Areas/Final Grade Areas

  • 5.1 Correct spreading technique

  • 5.2 Correct use of water

  • 5.3 Correct compaction technique

  • 5.4 Trucks back up square to window/tipping area

  • 5.5 Trucks drive forward and drop tub before driving off

  • 5.6 Windrows are adequate height

  • 5.7 Areas kept clean and level

  • 5.8 Radio communication is clear

  • 5.9 Correct signage in place for work area

6.0 Vehicle Movements

  • 6.1 LV/HV interaction is minimised

  • 6.2 LV and bus parking in safe areas

  • 6.3 Traffic flow communicated to all personnel (priorities, who gives way to who)

  • 6.4 Median strips used to segregate traffic flow where possible

  • Areas For Improvement

  • Positive Feedback

  • Superintendent Signature

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