Information

  • Site name:

  • Report Serial Number:

  • Client:

  • Conducted On:

  • Report Prepared By:

  • Site Address:
  • N Smith Electrical Operatives On Site

  • THE LAW IS CONSTANT. There are no such things as grey areas. You either comply or you don’t.

  • The team at SSA will always use the key HSE health and safety law guidance as the benchmark for auditing. We audit in line with HSE requirements, using our experience of prosecutions and fees for interventions which have been issued by the HSE , combined with our expertise and knowledge, we aim to forewarn you to where breaches have been found. We are there to provide you with guidance and support but require your input and commitment to close these breaches out.
    An auditor is legally required to highlight breaches in legislation that are observed at the time of the attendance. An audit is a snapshot of the location at that precise time and we can only report on what is observed or residual evidence of a safety concern. It is not personal; it is simply a record of the observations and how to improve.

PREVIOUS SITE INSPECTION

  • Date of previous site inspection & What was the score?

  • Have all actions been closed out?

  • List any outstanding actions:

WORK IN PROGRESS

  • The following works are being undertaken during the visit: Details of trades on site include company/names

SITE MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS

  • Has the contract manager carried out a weekly site safety report? Dates of the last two?

  • Any concerns raised?

  • Does the Site Manager / Supervisor hold SMSTS / SSSTS or other site management qualification? Evidence?

  • Are toolbox talks being carried out, if so when and what was the last to be delivered?

TRAINING

  • Are all Operatives training requirements in date? ie Abrasive Wheel, Working at Height, Manual Handling, COSHH Awareness, Asbestos Awareness.....

  • Are copies of competency tickets/certificates available or a record of serial numbers retained?

  • How are the training requirements monitored by Site management? i.e. Training Matrix

WELFARE FACILITIES

  • Is welfare compliant for the number/gender of operatives on site?

  • Has the canteen and toilet been cleaned?

  • Is there hot running water avilable?

  • Is there suitable showering facilities in case of a chemical spill?

FIRST AID & MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID

  • Has a TBT or briefing been delivered on mental health?

  • Are there adequate first-aiders for the number of operatives? 1:10

  • Are all accidents, near misses and incidents recorded?

  • Is there an accident book or accident report sheets on site?

INDUCTION

  • Are inductions carried out?

  • Check 3 random inductions against the RAMS. Have they signed on?

RAMS

  • Are they on site, current, suitable, and sufficient?

  • Do they need to be reviewed?

  • Are they communicated to operatives and signed as confirmation of being understood?

  • Is there any evidence of consulting with the workforce? (E.G 10 Minute briefing)

PPE

  • Is relevant PPE utilised in line with site rules and RAMS?

  • Are there any PPE breaches? (E.G Hoody under hard hat, tied up High Viz)

NOISE

  • Have noisy operations with a risk of exposure above 85dB been assessed?

  • Are all operatives wearing hearing protection correctly?

VIBRATION

  • Is vibration exposure being recorded correctly?

  • Are operatives aware of which tools require recording?

  • Is there a suitable and accurate vibration exposure table & is it being used?

DUST

  • Have operatives been face fit tested?

  • Are operatives who are face fit tested clean shaven as required?

  • Are alternative RPE used for those with beards?

  • Are the masks clean and in good condition?

  • Are the correct filters in use? E.G vapour?

  • Is there evidence of dry sweeping?

  • Is there evidence of uncontrolled dust? E.G no on tool controls?

  • Are there vacuums on site. M/H Class with bags and have they been certified?

FIRE PLAN AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

  • Do contractors have fire extinguishers to hand when undertaking hot works?

  • Is there an Emergency Evacuation Plan in place and on display, does it reflect reality?

COSHH

  • Are hazardous substances properly stored?

  • Are Material Safety Data Sheets and COSHH Assessments on site to accompany substances being used?<br>(It is not acceptable for a safety data sheet to be provided on its own to highlight COSHH risks, it must be supported by a COSHH assessment.

  • Do any of the COSHH items contain Isocyanate/Diisocyanates?

  • If so, does the user have certified training in the use of that COSHH item?

PERMITS TO WORK

  • Have activities requiring PTW been identified? Excavations, Confined Spaces, Electrical, Hot works etc

  • Are they retained on site?

  • Does a nominated person control hot works permits and are controls adequate? Check most recent permit conditions were adeqaute.

MANUAL HANDLING

  • Have manual handling assessments been carried out and being adhered to?

  • Has manual handling training been undertaken?

  • Are operatives wearing the correct PPE in line with the Manual Handling assessment?. E.G gloves?

SCAFFOLD ACCESS

  • Is scaffold inspected / tagged every 7 days?

  • Any issues with the scaffold?

  • Is access to the scaffolding suitable for the site?

  • Are all protective measures in place? E.G Brickguards, internal protection, clipped boards, etc

  • Are operatives working at height trained?

ACCESS TOWER / PODIUMS

  • Are towers erected and inspected by trained personnel?

  • Do podiums have any issues- E.G gates tied open?

  • Are towers complete? E.G Double rail, outriggers, brakes on.

PORTABLE ACCESS EQUIPMENT

  • Has the access equipment been inspected and tagged?

  • Any damaged or altered equipment in use?

  • Is the equipment being used right for the task?

  • Is the equipment being used suitable for the task/operative?

  • Are there any step ladders in use whilst not fully opened or facing the wrong direction?

PORTABLE TOOLS

  • Are tools being used safely?

  • Have power tools got there handles attached?

  • Are all guards in place (Disc cutters)

  • Is appropriate PPE being worn?

  • Is a PUWER register held on site?

  • Is there the appropriate test certification for hired and fixed plant and equipment held on site? (PAT Certification)

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

  • Is live work / inspection prohibited?

  • Are trip devices / RCDs used where mains voltage is used?

  • Are trailing cables protected / routed to prevent damage?

ADDITIONAL ISSUES

  • Have previous actions from the previous audit been repeated? If so, which ones?

Report Summary

Report Summary

  • Site Inspector

  • Site Inspectors Comments

  • Site Manager / Representative

  • Site Manager / Representative Comments

Compliance Scoring

  • What Risk Level from the Report is the Company currently sitting within? Below 60% = High ; 61% to 85% = Medium ; Above 85% - Low

COMPLETION ON NON-COMPLIANCES

  • The Site Manager is to confirm that the non-compliances raised have been appropriately dealt within the time frame specified by: 1. Signing and writing the date next to the non-compliance item. THE COMPLETED AUDIT IS TO BE RETURNED TO THE OFFICE FOR REVIEW AND ARCHIVE WITH PROJECT FILES

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