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Construction Site SHEW Inspection

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Welfare Facilities

  • Does the contractor have access to suitable welfare provisions?

Site Documentation

  • Has the supplier been subjected to formal evaluation and approval? (Leadec or Bosch)

  • Have documented RAMS including COSHH Assessments been produced for the works being undertaken?

  • Have the contractors undertaken a formal site induction delivered by the responsible Bosch person?

  • Does the contractor have in date training records for the works they are carrying out? (Gas safe; Electrical qualified; Legionella; Fire Warden / Extinguisher)

  • If carrying out any intrusive works on a building constructed before the year 2000, are they Asbestos Awareness Trained as a minimum?

  • If applicable (any building constructed before the year 2000) has the contractor been provided with a copy of the asbestos register?

  • Has the contractor signed in?

  • Are contractors wearing ID badges?

  • Has a permit been issued by a Bosch responsible person? If yes was the permit issued at the place of work by a person competent in the task that the permit is been issued for?

  • If applicable, has a fail safe isolation process been implemented?

  • If carrying out hot work activities, are a minimum of 2 x fire extinguishers located within arms reach? (one must be water or foam)

  • Does the contractor know the relevant Bosch emergency procedures for the site being worked at>

  • If portable mains fed electrical tools are in use, are they within an in date current Portable Appliance Test frequency?

  • Are the contractors neat in appearance?

  • If applicable, are calibration or service records available for the tools or equipment being used?

  • Are noise and vibration exposure details know for any power tools?

  • Are vibration exposure details being recorded for those people using high risk hand held vibrating equipment?

  • Are records available for weekly PUWER inspections?

  • Are records available on site for lifting equipment & accessories? (Lifting Equipment 12 x monthly; Lifting accessories 6 x monthly; Any lifting equipment used for persons 6 x monthly)

Work Area

  • Fully stocked and in date First Aid Box, Eye wash & Burns kit

  • Client’s authorisation to proceed / site access authorisation

  • Fire Extinguisher(s) adequate, correct locations, in date, signage?

  • Enough barriers of a sufficient standard to demark work area ensuring an exclusion zone is in place?

  • Adequate, secure storage containers (may include shipping containers/Plant safe/Strong boxes)

  • Adequate amount of Drip trays / Plant Nappies & Spill kits available in the correct locations. Locations of spill kits identified with signage

  • Gloves and goggles in each spill kit

  • Chemicals, liquids and lubricants stored on Storage Bunds

  • Gas Cylinder Cage in use where required

  • All HERAS fencing double clipped and correctly footed?

Work at Height

  • Are work at height activities being undertaken safely?

  • Is the correct work at height equipment being utilised following the work at height hierarchy? (i.e. Ladders as the last resort)

  • If ladders are being used are they the correct type? Tall enough for the task in hand? Records of weekly inspections? (Scaff Tag)

  • If working off a ladder, is the ladder being used safely? Is the person maintaining a minimum of 3 x points of contact?

  • If applicable, has scaffolding been erected following a design, or TG20 compliance sheet?

  • Has a scaffolding hand over certificate been issued?

  • Are formal weekly scaffolding inspections being carried out and records held on site?

  • Has a documented formal rescue plan been produced, held on site?

  • PASMA Towers - Has the mobile tower been installed correctly by a PASMA trained person?

  • Are the wheels locked on the mobile tower?

  • Is a tag attached to the tower identifying the date it was erected and the dates of the weekly inspections?

  • If using MEWPS / Scissor Lifts / Mobile Powered Access equipment has a suitable exclusion zone been implemented?

  • Is the MEWP within it's six monthly Thorough Examination?

  • Are users of MEWPS trained? (IPAF certificate?

  • If applicable are formal harness / lanyard inspection records available?

  • If working at height near overhead cranes etc have these been isolated (lock out/tag out)?

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Are contractors wearing the correct PPE for the tasks being undertaken? (Safety footwear; Impact Glasses; Gloves; Hard Hat; Hi-Viz; Hearing Protection; RPE Mask)

  • Persons using RPE (masks) have been fit tested?

Task Specific Inspection Checklist

Site permits in place and operational

  • Confined Space

  • Permit To Dig

  • Working at Height

  • Hot Works

  • Isolation Permit

  • Electrical Permit

  • DSEAR

Excavations

  • CAT & Genny scans completed using calibrated eqt (Ground Penetrating Radar on larger jobs/areas)

  • Soil, spoil, vehicles, plant and storage away from sides of excavation

  • Excavation battered back / stepped

  • Trench box / Shoring

  • Suitable access and egress

  • Fall arrest & rescue arrangements if significant depth

  • Arrangements for casualty evacuation

  • Excavation daily inspection

  • Signage / Barriers (edge protection)

Task Specific Inspection Checklist

Confined Space Entry

  • Permit to enter open, safety equipment operational

  • Harnesses, tripods, winches, gas monitors tagged and in date

  • Adequate Rescue Plan

  • Tripod & Winch LOLER certification

Traffic Management

  • Traffic / Pedestrian Plan if required

  • Pedestrian routes clearly demarcated including crossing points

  • Movement of plant controlled

  • Banksman appointed

Access & Egress

  • Adequate Lighting

  • General access and egress sufficient

  • Access stairways suitable and unobstructed

  • Protection of the public commensurate with location and risk

  • Overhead Obstructions – Power cables (Safe systems to GS6 standard implemented)

Lifting Operations

  • Lifting Plan

  • Signaller / Slinger Appointed / banksman

  • Lifting equipment LOLER certificated

  • For mobile cranes we are using a CPA Contracted Lift unless Stonbury has supplied an Appointed Person

Demolition

  • Demo Plan

  • Asbestos Refurbishment & Demolition Survey undertaken and acted upon

  • Temporary Works - Ensure stability of structure(s)

  • Disconnection of services Isolations in place and permits issued

Environmental Controls

  • Waste Carriers Licence available for vehicles carrying waste

  • Waste Transfer/ Consignment Notes available for vehicles carrying waste

  • Noise / Dust / Vibration / Contamination controls

Completion

  • Inspection Signed Off By : (Name & Signature)

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