Title Page

  • Reference Number

  • Address

  • Client name

  • Client address

  • Contact details or Architect or Principal Designer (if known)

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Edinmore Contracts Ltd 2 Dundas Street Grangemouth FK3 8BX enquiries@edinmoreltd.co.uk

Survey Checklist

Survey Checklist

  • Give a brief description of the cause of damage and relevant background information on the claim

  • Type of property

  • What floor is the flat?

  • Has the cause of damage been repaired?

  • What type of heating is in the property?

  • Have you recorded the number of radiators in each room and clearly marked them on your sketch?

  • Have you recorded the number of lights switches and sockets and clearly marked them on your sketch?

  • Do you have a clear sketch with all dimensions?<br><br><br><br><br>

  • Is a skip required?

  • Is a permit required?

  • Type of flooring

  • Type of Sub-floor

  • Are there any textured coatings or potential ACM?

  • What is the approximate age of the ACM?

  • Is there an ACM test required at this job?

  • Who is carrying out the test?

  • Has this been carried out during the survey?

  • Has the loft been inspected and photographs taken?

  • Is there drying required on the job?

  • Who is the drying being carried out by?

  • Have all openings been measured?

  • Has the Policyholder confirmed that the employees can use their toilet facilities?

  • Is a portaloo required?

  • Have you taken a photograph of the affected room?

  • Have you taken a photograph of access routes?

  • Have you taken a photograph of front elevation?

  • Have you informed the Policyholder about the Mandate?

  • Have you informed the Policyholder about the excess?

  • Have you informed the Policyholder about the material list?

  • Have you informed the Policyholder about what happens next?

  • Have you issued a Business card?

  • Reason for not leaving Business card.

  • Have you issued a Client information sheet?

  • Full take off produced of work required?

Health & Safety Considerations

  • Is there safe access available to the property?

  • If No, please advise on a suitable control measure.

  • Will temporary lighting be required?

  • Are there any slip, trip and fall hazards?

  • Please advise on all slip, trip and fall hazards.

  • Will work at height be required?

  • What is the approximate height of works (e.g. ceiling height)

  • Will the operative have to work around the contents?

  • If YES, photograph the contents & ensure adequate Work at Height Equipment is priced.

  • Identify any other SERIOUS hazards that will require to be controlled prior to the works commencing?

  • Any details of potential recovery?

Construction Phase Plan

  • What is the work to be undertaken?

  • Is there anything the Client has made you aware of?

  • Give details below.

  • Key Dates: Start Finish Other

  • Where are the toilet, washing and rest facilities?

  • Who else will be working on site - and their contact details?

  • Who is the Principal Contractor?

  • How will site personnel be kept updated during the job?

  • Is there a risk from Falls from Height?

  • What hazard is present and what control measures will be in place? e.g. 1. Make sure ladders are in good condition, at the correct angle and secured. 2. Prevent people and materials falling from roofs, gable ends, working platforms and other open edges using gaurdrails, midrails and toeboards.

  • Is there a risk from Collapse of Excavations?

  • What hazard is present and what control measures will be in place? e.g. 1. Shore excavations; either cover or barrier excavations to stop people and plant falling in.

  • Is there a risk from Collapse of structures?

  • What hazard is present and what control measures will be in place? e.g. 1. Support structures (such as walls, beams, chimney breasts and roofs) with props; ensure props are installed by a competent person.

  • Is there a risk from Exposure to building dusts?

  • What hazard is present and what control measures will be in place? e.g. 1. Prevent dust by using wet cutting and vacuum extraction on tools; use a vacuum cleaner rather than sweeping; use a suitable, well-fitted mask.

  • Is there a risk from Exposure to Asbestos?

  • What hazard is present and what control measures will be in place? e.g. 1. Has an Asbestos Survey been carried out? Do we have the results? 2. If you suspect that asbestos might be present, STOP work immediately and don't start until a new Asbestos survey has been carried out. 3. Make sure everyone on site is aware of the Asbestos survey results?

  • Activities or workers requiring supervision? 1. Who will be supervising?

  • Is there a risk from Electricity?

  • What hazard is present and what control measures will be in place? e.g. 1. Turn electricity supply and other services off before drilling into walls. 2. Do NOT use excavators or power tools near suspected buried services.

  • Is there a risk to Members of the Public, Client and others?

  • What hazard is present and what control measures will be in place? e.g. 1. Keep the site secure to prevent unauthorised access; net scaffolds, use rubble chutes

  • Any other risks on site?

  • Surveyor Signature

  • Surveyor Name

  • Select date

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