Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Client / Site

  • Project

  • Site Manager

  • Conducted on

  • Assessor

  • Location

Inspection Categories

  • 1. H&S Law Poster/F10/Employers Liability in Place

  • 2. Registers in place (scaffold, PUWER, excavation, Lifting equipment, Temp Works)

  • 3. Health & Safety Plan (plan on site, RA & MS for current work on site)

  • 4. Welfare (hot/cold water, flushing toilets, messing area)

  • 5. Site Entry (safe segregation of public and staff)

  • 6. Site Tidiness (no tripping hazards or unnecessary waste etc)

  • 7. Fire Precautions (escape routes clear , signage and fire plan displayed, extinguishers all in place)

  • 8. PPE (all necessary PPE worn)

  • 9. COSHH (assessments, storage, spill kits)

  • 10. Plant (plant observed being safely used)

  • 11. Excavations (RA/MS available & implemented, shoring, access)

  • 12. Electrics (permits, inspections, secured from energisation)

  • 13. Work at Height (platforms used RA for all step ladders in use)

  • 14. Permits in place for all appicable operations , Hotworks, Breaking ground W@H Roof acess

  • 15. Confined Spaces (permits and controls in place)

  • 16. Site Management & Supervision (supervisor and applicable key duty holders on site)

  • 17. Floor Openings / edge protection (RA/MS prepared, barriers & signage in place)

  • 18. Noise (sources identified and controls in place)

  • 19. Waste (skips, hazardous waste segregated)

  • 20. Occupational Health (HAV and other applicable task information available)

  • 22. Training/Induction (all inducted, record of training and CSCS Cards held)

  • 23. Adequate controls in place for Covid-19

Report

  • Comments:

  • Name and Signature of Assessor:

  • Name and Signature of Site Manager

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