Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Site Name

  • Design stage

  • Address

  • Date of review

  • Prepared by

  • Local Authority

THE PROJECT

  • Description of the project

  • Construction methodology

THE EXISTING ENVIRONMENT, RECORDS AND SURVEYS

  • Local environment / schools / residential accommodation

  • Site access / restrictions

  • Structures to be demolished / retained / listings

  • Asbestos

  • Ordnance [UXO]

  • Overhead / underground services

  • Ground conditions/ ground contamination

  • Tunnels / underground structures / archaeology

  • Water course / fast moving water / tidal influence

  • Flora and fauna

  • Wayleaves

CONSTRUCTION RISKS

  • Traffic management /Pedestrian segregation / Access around the site

  • Site security / Protecting the public

  • Access for work at height

  • Construction Phase fire safety management

  • Excavation / groundworks / temporary works

  • Falls from height / holes in slabs / fragile surfaces

  • Structural support / temporary works

  • Materials handling

  • Lifting operations/ temporary works

  • Construction dust

  • Hazardous substances / lead

  • Vibration and noise

  • Hand arm vibration

  • Personal noise exposure

  • Confined spaces

  • Waste management

  • Other risks

IN USE RISKS

  • Fire fighting access / smoke management / escape strategy / fire detection and alarms

  • Window / facade cleaning

  • Gutter / hopper cleaning

  • Roof / roof plant / access equipment, access, maintenance and removal

  • Lift maintenence

  • Mechanical plant access, maintenence and removal

  • Electrical maintenance and relamping

  • Floors / slip risk

  • Waste management

  • Drainage / confined spaces

  • Personal and building security

  • Other risks

REVIEWER

  • Reviewed by

  • Approved by

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