Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • To be renewd/reviewed (12 months from date of completion)

Contractor Details

  • Company Name

  • Nature of work undertaken

  • Contractor Full name

  • Job Title/Role

  • Photograph of the contractor or photo of their ID

Information/Instructions

  • Have you explained to the contractor where the fire assembly point is for your scheme?

  • Have you explained to the contractor what to do if they discover a fire?

  • Have you explained to the contractor what to do if they require first aid?

Site Specific Hazards

  • Fire arrangements and what to do if there is a fire (discuss)

  • Hazardous Substances discussed (COSHH)

  • Violence and Aggression discussed

  • Electricity (inc power failure)

  • Legionella

  • Are there other contractors working on-site

  • Slips, trips and falls (discussed)

  • Explain what to do if a needle is found

  • Is the contractor working at height?

  • Will the contractor be producing any waste?

  • Have you discussed how the waste will be safely disposed of?

  • Will the contractor be working in any loft spaces?

  • Explain to the contractor about closing internal doors within loft spaces when work is complete

  • Explain to the contractor to ensure that any fire stopping is put back in place if it has been moved in order for them to carry out their work

  • Explain to the contractor that all rubbish from their work must be disposed of correctly and not left in any loft spaces

Additional Items to discuss

  • Smoking

  • Refreshments (food and drinks)

  • Car Parking

  • Other items discussed

Induction Sign off

  • I confirm that I have read, understood and will abide by the Contractors Induction Record. I will also ensure that I disclose any new hazards introduced to the premises while undertaking work to the Manager or other staff members.

  • Contractor Signature

  • Midland Heart staff member signature

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