Title Page

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Name of Contractor

  • Project / site Name

  • Contractors appointed supervisor name

  • Job number

ADMINISTRATION

  • Does the contractor have a sufficient site specific SHE file on site? CR 7 (1) (b)

  • Does the contractor have a copy of the client's Health and Safety Specification and baseline Risk Assessmnet? CR 5 (1) (b)

  • Is there a Mandatory 37 (2) Agreement signed between principal contractor and client? Section 37 (1) (2)

  • Does the contractor have a copy of the client's appointment letter? CR 5 (1) (k)

  • Is there a copy of the contractors "Letter of Good standing" with compensation fund? CR 7 (1) (c) (iv)

  • Does the contractor have a current up to date SARS Tax clearance certificate?

  • Does the contractor have sufficient legal personal indemnity insurance?

  • Does the contractor have a current valid public third party insurance policy?

  • Is there a copy of the "Notification of Construction work"? CR 4

  • Has the SHE file been approved?, is there a copy of the SHE file approval letter? CR 5 (1) (l)

  • Does the contractor have a site/ project specific SHE plan? CR 7 (1) (a)

  • Does the contractor have a SHE plan review program in place to review the SHE plan? CR 7 (1) (a)

  • Does the contractor have a functional site specific Emergency Plan? ERWP 9

  • Is there a copy of the site important Emergency contact numbers?

  • Does the contractor have an Environmental Plan? NEMA

  • Does the contractor have a site specific Fall Protection Plan? CR 10 (1) (a)

  • Has the contractor got a review management plan for the monitoring and review of the fall plan? CR 10

  • Has the contractor done their Risk Assessments? CR 9 (Baseline / Task / continuous)

  • Does the principal contractor have any other contractors on the project? CR 7 (1) (f)

  • Has the principal contractor given the contractor a copy of the Health and Safety Specification? CR 7 (1) (c) (i)

  • Has the principal contractor appointed any other contractor in writing? CR 7 (1) (c) (v)

  • Has the principal contractor signed a Mandatory 37 (2) Agreement between PC and contractor? Section 37 (2); CR 7 (1) (f)

  • Has the principal contractor carried out periodic audits on his contractors at least every 30 days? CR 7 (1) (c) (vii)

  • Has the principal contractor approved the SHE plans of his contractors? CR 7 (1) (c) (x)

  • Has the principal contractor got a training register of his employees for Induction training? CR 7 (5)

  • Has the principal contractor got a training register of his visitors for Induction training? CR 7 (6)

  • Has the contractor done Method Statements for all high risk work?

  • Has the contractor got a review management plan for the monitoring and review of risks? CR 9 (1) (e)

  • Has the contractor done his safe work procedures (SWP)? CR 9 (1) (c)

  • Has the contractor got all the appropriate company policies in the SHE file? (SHE policy; Alcohol and drugs; smoking; HIV/AIDS policy; PPE policy; general health policy)

  • Does the contractor have the latest version of the OHS Act 85 of 1993 on site? GAR 4

  • Does the contractor have the latest copy of the Construction Regulations 2014?

LEGAL APPOINTMENTS

  • Does the contractor have an organisational SHE structure on record matching the appointments?

  • Section 16 (1) appointment

  • Section 16 (2) Delegation of duties

  • Construction Manager CR 8 (1)

  • Assistant Construction Manager CR 8 (2)

  • Section 8 (2) appointment (where applicable)

  • Construction Supervisor CR 8 (7)

  • Assistant Construction Supervisor CR 8 (8)

  • Risk Assessor CR 9 (1)

  • Fall Protection Plan Developer CR 10 (1) (a)

  • Structural Engineer/ Supervisor CR 11 (2) (a) Where applicable

  • Temporary works Designer CR 12 (1) Where applicable

  • Temporary works Supervisor CR 12 (2) Where applicable

  • Temporary works Inspector CR 12 (3) (f) Where applicable

  • Excavation Supervisor CR 13 (1) Where applicable

  • Demolition Supervisor CR 14 (1) (a) Where applicable

  • Scaffolding erector CR 16 (1) Where applicable

  • Scaffolding supervisor CR 16 (1) Where applicable

  • Scaffolding Inspector CR 16 (1) Where applicable

  • Suspended Platforms supervisor CR 17 (1) Where applicable

  • Rope access supervisor CR 18 (1) (a) Where applicable

  • Materials hoist supervisor/ inspector CR 19 (8) (a) Where applicable

  • Bulk mixing plant supervisor CR 20 (1) Where applicable

  • Explosive actuated fastening device supervisor CR 21 (2) (b) Where applicable

  • Crane supervisor CR 22 (a) Where applicable

  • Construction vehicle and mobile plant operator CR 23 (1) (d) (i)

  • Electrical machinery inspector of electrical tools CR 24 (e)

  • Hand tools inspector

  • Flammable chemicals supervisor CR 25 Where applicable

  • Stacking and Storage supervisor CR 28 (a)

  • Fire prevention and Fire equipment inspector CR 29 (h)

  • First Aider GSR 3 (4)

  • Ladder inspector GSR 13 (a)

  • Incident Investigator GAR 9

  • Hazardous chemical substances controller HCSR 3 (3)

  • Safety Harness inspector GSR 2 Where applicable

  • Emergency Co-ordinator ERWP 9

TRAINING AND COMPETENCE

  • Does the contractor have clear visible copies of all their employees ID's?

  • Has the contractor done his weekly toolbox talks? (Proof of toolbox talks registers)

  • Have all the employees signed the Risk Assessment training and communication register?

  • Have all the employees signed the Fall Protection Plan training and communication register?

  • Have all the employees signed the SHE Plan training and communication register?

  • Have all the employees signed the Emergency and Evacuation training and communication register?

  • Has the contractor got copies of all the applicable external training certificates of competency on record?

  • Has the contractor got copies of CV's where training certificates are not required for all appointments? (CR 8(7); 8 (8)

  • Does the principal contractor have copies of all his employees medical certificates of fitness in the form of an annexure 3? CR 7 (1) (g)

  • Has the contractor done his DSTi's? (Daily site task instructions)

  • Has the contractor done his daily attendance register?

REGISTERS

  • PPE register?

  • Ladder register?

  • Portable power tools register?

  • Hazardous chemical substances register? Where applicable

  • Fire extinguisher register?

  • Safety harness register? Where applicable

  • Stacking and storage register?

  • Hand tools register?

  • Scaffolding register? Where applicable

  • Rope access equipment register? Where applicable

  • Does the contractor have all the necessary Material Safety Data Sheets for all chemicals and substances on file?

COPIES OF OTHER AUDITS/ INSPECTIONS

  • Has the contractor got copies of the clients audits on file? (External)

  • Has the contractor got copies of any other audits or inspections? (Internal)

ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATION

  • Does the contractor have an accident and investigation investigation plan?

  • Does the contractor have and incident register on file?

  • Does the contractor have an Annexure 1 form on file?

  • Does the contractor have the necessary WCL Forms on file?

  • Does the contractor have a first aid dressing register on file?

  • Does the contractor have a first aid box contents register on file?

SITE WALK - PRACTICAL/ VISUAL AUDIT

  • Weather conditions on site? (Explain)

  • Is the general appearance of the site clean and tidy?

  • Are there no slip; trip and fall hazards on site?

  • Does the contractor have the equipment on site to determine weather conditions? (Wind meter)

  • Is all stacking and storage done according to legislation?

  • Are all chemicals stacked correctly and as required by MSDS?

  • Are all chemicals stored in a well ventilated area?

  • Is there sufficient warning signage visible at the chemicals stores?

SITE WALK - LADDERS

  • Are all ladders numbered?

  • Have all ladders been fitted with rubber stoppers? (Non skid devices)

  • Are all ladders secured properly when in use?

  • Are all ladder stored properly when not in use?

  • Are extension ladders held by a second person

  • Are all ladders placed on firm solid level ground?

  • Are ladders protruding 900 mm above the platform?

SITE WALK - ENVIRONMENTAL / POLLUTION'S

  • Are noise levels controlled?

  • Is there any evidence of any chemical spills?

  • Is the dust levels controlled?

  • Are there drip trays available for the refueling of plant and machinery?

  • Have chemical stores been bundded properly to contain the mass/ volume if a spillage occurs?

  • Is all waste stored correctly?

  • Is there a sufficient number of chemical toilet available for both male and female? (ratio 1:30 = L)

  • Are there cleaning records kept for the bathrooms/ toilets?

  • Are the toilets clearly marked with appropriate signage?

  • Is there sufficient toilet paper available?

  • Is there clean running water available for washing up?

  • Has all waste been stored correctly?

  • Is there sufficient waste bins available for all types of waste?

  • If no bins are used, is there sufficient bags available for use?

  • Is there a sufficient number of correct fire extinguishers available?

  • Are all the fire extinguishers current and serviced? (Not expired)

  • Is there an available first aid box on site?

  • Is the fist aid box fully stocked with the regulation 3 requirements/

SITE WALK - PERSONAL PROTECTIVE CLOTHING/ EQUIPMENT (PPE)

  • Has the contractor got the correct type of PPE available for use?

  • Are all employees wearing their PPE correctly?

  • Is all PPE in a good clean condition and safe for use?

  • Is all PPE stored correctly when not in use?

SITE WALK - PORTABLE POWER TOOLS AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

  • Are all power tool and electrical machinery in a good condition?

  • Does all machinery have sufficient protective guarding in place?

  • Are all electrical tools and equipment numbered?

  • Are all tools power cables and plugs in a good working condition?

  • Have the employees got the correct tool for the job?

  • Are all power tools stored correctly when not in use?

SITE WALK - HAND TOOLS

  • Are all hand tools safe for use?

  • Have all hand tools been used correctly for there intended use?

  • Have all employees got the correct tool for the job?

  • Are there no home made hand tools? (Knife blades with cloth wrapped around etc..)

  • Have all hand tools been stored away correctly when not in use?

  • Are all hand tools numbered and marked?

SITE WALK - SAFETY SIGNAGE/ WARNING SIGNAGE

  • Has the site office been clearly demarcated with signage and visible?

  • Is there sufficient warning signage displayed at the site entrance?

  • Is there a "NO UNAUTHORISED ENTRY" sign at the entrance to the site?

  • Is the First Aid box sign clearly visible?

  • Is there sufficient fire equipment signage visible?

  • Is there "WORKMEN OVERHEAD" Where necessary?

  • Has the site been horded / fenced off properly? (No access by public)

  • Are excavations clearly barricaded and demarcated with warning signage?

  • Have employees got a separate eating/ changing facilities and is it marked?

  • Is the correct PPE signage visible at various work areas on site?

ADDITIONAL NOTES

  • Auditor to write any additional comments here: -

  • Contractor representative to write any additional comments here: -

  • Contractor representative signature in acceptance

  • Health and Safety Auditor from Usafon Safety Health and Environmental signature

  • Total number of employees on site?

  • Please take photo of the site representative with his SHE file?

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