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1. SAFE ACCESS

  • 1.1 Are all access routes / roadways level and in good condition?

  • 1.2 Are all open edges adequately protected?

  • 1.3 Are all openings at ground level adequately covered or fenced off?

  • 1.4 Are all openings in floor slabs adequately covered or fenced off?

  • 1.5 Is area tidy, and materials safely stacked?

  • 1.6 Is artificial lighting available and adequate?

  • 1.7 Are all elevated walkways fitted with handrails?

  • 1.8 Are all signs visible, clean, and secure?

2. LADDER'S

  • 2.1 Are ladders in good condition, free from defect?

  • 2.2 Are ladders in use either tied at the top, or footed at the bottom?

  • 2.3 Are ladders properly positioned for gaining safe access?

  • 2.4 Do all ladders extend at least 1.05m above landing points?

3. EXCAVATIONS / GROUNDWORKS

  • 3.1 Are excavator operators recording weekly inspections?

  • 3.2 Are all deep excavations safe from collapse?

  • 3.3 Are banksmen appointed to control lorry movements?

  • 3.4 Are tipping areas level, and free from obstructions?

  • 3.5 Are excavations which are open more than 7 days inspected weekly?

  • 3.6 Is there safe access to excavations?

  • 3.7 Is there a barrier to prevent persons falling in?

4. ROOF WORK

  • 4.1 Is appropriate edge protection erected?

  • 4.2 Is safe access to roof provided?

  • 4.3 Confirm if safe system of work is in place, ie, safety nets, boarded platforms, access platforms, etc

5. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

  • 5.1 Are all operatives wearing head protection, reflective vests, and safety footwear?

  • 5.2 Are safety glasses issued and being used when operating power saws?

  • 5.3 Are appropriate gloves worn? (Eg, rubber gloves when working with concrete or mortar)?

  • 5.4 Do operatives sign issue books for P.P.E.?

  • 5.5 Are safety harnesses available for confined spaces or unprotected high level work?

  • 5.6 Are safety harnesses, lanyards, and inertia reels checked by users?

6. FALSEWORK AND FORMWORK

  • 6.1 Are props plumb and properly set out to design specification?

  • 6.2 Are bases and ground conditions adequate for loads?

  • 6.3 Are proper pins used in the props and are timbers in good condition?

  • 6.4 Is falsework checked before concrete pours?

  • 6.5 Is there safe access onto formwork?

  • 6.6 Are all high level work platforms fitted with handrails (2No), and toe boards?

  • 6.7 Are all removed shuttering panels, timbers, and falsework stacked safely and neatly with all nails removed / clenched?

7. ELECTRICITY AND OTHER SERVICES

  • 7.1 Are there any signs of damage to apparatus, especially portable equipment?

  • 7.2 Are there any signs of damage to outer casings of wires and cables?

  • 7.3 Are all connections to power cables by proper plugs?

  • 7.4 Are temporary cables safely located overhead or elsewhere to avoid damage?

  • 7.5 Are overhead lines assessed for clearance by site traffic and appropriate barriers erected?

  • 7.6 Are locations of underground cables known, marked, and protected where exposed due to excavation works?

  • 7.7 Are other underground services, eg, gas, telecom, etc, identified and suitable precautions in place?

  • 7.8 Are all power tools 110Volt?

8. CRANEAGE

  • 8.1 Are all operators recording their weekly inspections?

  • 8.2 Are cranes sited on hard, level standing?

  • 8.3 Have all lifting operations been assessed?

  • 8.4 Has a banksman been appointed?

  • 8.5 Is there at least 900mm clearance between the back of the crane and any fixed object?

  • 8.6 Are all lifting accessories such as chains and slings in good order, and have they been inspected within the last 6 months?

  • 8.7 Are excavators approved for small lifts?

9. WORKING OVER OR ADJACENT TO WATER

  • 9.1 Is life belt with life-line available during working hours?

  • 9.2 Are buoyancy aids being worn by operatives when working beside or over water where there are no protective measures in place?

  • 9.3 Is grab line available downstream?

  • 9.4 Is floating debris contained?

10. SITE REGISTERS

  • 10.1 Lifting equipment inc. excavators, teleporters, cranes

  • 10.2 Scaffolding & working platforms

  • 10.3 Work equipment

  • 10.4 Excavations/ Cofferdams

11. OFFICES, CANTEEN, AND TOILETS

  • 11.1 How many fire extinguishers are on site? * Detail how many of of each type and their locations

  • 11.2 Are all fire extinguishers in good condition?

  • 11.3 Have all fire extinguishers a label stating the date they were last checked, and is this within the last 12 months?

  • 11.4 Are there adequate signs in place for location of fire extinguishers?

  • 11.5 Are the escape routes in the offices kept clear and properly signed (escape plans are required for large office layouts)?

  • 11.6 Is there a first aid kit in the site office?

  • 11.7 Is the first aid kit adequately stocked and suitable for the numbers of site operatives?

  • 11.8 Are the contents of the first aid box within their ‘use by’ date

  • 11.9 Are statutory notices displayed ( AF1 ‘Notification of Project’, Employers Liability Insurance Certificate, Emergency Contact Notice, Health & Safety at Work – What you Should Know)

  • 11.10 Are site toilets clean and free from water leaks?

  • 11.11 Are site toilets stocked with toilet rolls, soap, and towels?

  • 11.12 Is site canteen clean and tidy?

  • 11.13 Are convector heaters situated away from sources of ignition (away from paper / cardboard)? Are they controlled by thermostats, switched off at night?

  • 11.14 Are oil filled radiators free from leaks? Are they controlled by thermostats, switched off at night?

  • 11.15 Are ‘smoke free’ signs displayed at entrances? (Note: To comply with anti-smoking regulations, signs must be displayed at entrances)

12. TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

  • 12.1 Are advanced road works signage in position?

  • 12.2 Are signs properly secured and clean?

  • 12.3 Are traffic cones in position and clean?

  • 12.4 Are temporary traffic lights properly positioned when required?

  • 12.5 Are public roads / footpaths in a clean condition?

13. HEALTH & SAFETY PLAN

  • 13.1 Is the Health & Safety Plan up to date and available on site?

  • 13.2 Are method statements up to date and in place for current activities?

  • 13.3 Are risk assessments up to date and in place for current activities?

  • 13.4 Have emergency procedures been devised & communicated?

14. SITE SAFETY SYSTEM

  • 14.1 Are daily task talks taking place?

  • 14.2 Are weekly safety review meetings taking place?

  • 14.3 Are daily safety walkabouts taking place by Sub-contractors?

  • 14.4 Are tool-box talks taking place?

  • 14.5 Are all operatives and staff aware of the site rules?

15. STORAGE & HOUSEKEEPING OF FUELS, OILS, PAINTS, CHEMICALS and GAS

  • 15.1 Are oils, paints, chemicals, and small containers of fuel stored in container?

  • 15.2 Does bund of diesel bowser / tank need to be emptied? (Diesel to be drawn off, filtered, and re-used) – self bunded bowsers / tanks only

  • 15.3 Is drip tray available for use when re-fuelling plant? (Note: Plant nappies available as drip trays)

  • 15.4 Is spill kit adequate?

  • 15.5 Is fuel hose sound and free from defects?

  • 15.6 Does cabinet for fuel hose and rotary pump have a locking facility?

  • 15.7 Have bunds constructed of blockwork been tested for leaks?

  • 15.8 Are gas bottles stored upright, in a well ventilated secure location?

  • 15.9 Are gas bottles either secured in purpose made trolley, crate, or chained against a fixed object?

  • 15.10 Are all gas hoses in good condition and flash back arrestors fitted to bottles in use?

16. MANAGEMENT OF WASTES

  • 16.1 Is waste skip sited in compound and away from watercourse?

  • 16.2 Are operatives using the skip for controlled waste?

  • 16.3 Do skip need to be emptied?

  • 16.4 Are special wastes stored in covered watertight container? (ie. oil contaminants, empty oil containers, grease cartridges, unused chemicals. Paint containers to be removed by painting sub-contractor.)

  • 16.5 Are operatives observing the “keep site tidy” rules?

  • 16.6 Are Waste Carrier’s licenses on file? Sub-contractors hauling waste material off site must supply a copy of their license.

  • 16.7 Are Consignment Notes on file for “Hazardous Waste / Special Waste” hauled off site?

  • 16.8 Are copies of conveyance notes held on file for Controlled Waste?

  • 16.9 Are copies of Waste Transfer Notes on file for waste that has gone off site?

17. WASHING OUT CONCRETE DELIVERY TRUCKS

  • 17.1 Is there a designated wash out area?

  • 17.2 Does wash out area need to be cleaned out?

  • 17.3 Are there signs of cement washout adjacent to watercourse or drainage gulley?

  • 17.4 Are operatives aware of the rule not to wash out concrete trucks beside a watercourse or drainage gulley?

18. CONTROL OF SILT AND MUD

  • 18.1 Are drainage channels and gulleys free of silt / mud?

  • 18.2 Is carriageway free of silt / mud?

  • 18.3 Is footpath free of silt / mud?

  • 18.4 Is settlement chamber / lagoon operating successfully?

  • 18.5 Does settlement chamber / lagoon need to be cleaned out?

19. SPILLAGE RESPONSE

  • 19.1 Are spillage kits maintained on site?

  • 19.2 Are oil / fuel contaminated spill kits being disposed of as special / hazardous waste?

  • 19.3 Has spillage of fuel / oil / chemicals / paint occurred?

  • 19.4 If spillage has occurred, has the Environmental Manager and Insurance Department been informed?

20. WORKING ON A CONTAMINATED SITE

  • 20.1 Has the contaminated zone been fenced off and appropriate signage displayed?

  • 20.2 Have all operatives and staff been informed about contaminated zone at site induction?

  • 20.3 Have precautions been put in place to prevent further pollution / contamination from rain water run-off?

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