Title Page

  • Site inspected

  • Conducted on

  • Inspected by

  • Escorted by

  • Location

Documentation/Registers

  • 1. Previous reports actions complete

  • 2. Task Briefings, Lift Plans, COSHH Briefed

  • 3. Daily Briefings, POWRA and Permits to Work in place

Operational

  • 4. Welfare on site (Clean and tidy)

  • 5. Materials Storage & Housekeeping. (think trailing leads)

  • 6. Access and Egress (Are exclusion and restricted zones being managed correctly)

  • 7. Fire detection and protection

  • 8. Noise monitoring and control

  • 9. Vibration monitoring and control

  • 10. Site Security (Padlocks available for stores, expensive items not left on site)

  • 11. Traffic Management/Workforce Segregation - Clear defined walkways

  • 12. Mobile Plant and Daily Checks, Check 1 Competency Card

  • 13. Working at Height and Weekly inspections present. (Podiums, Scaffolds, Ladders, MEWPS, Tool Tethering, Harness checks)

  • 14. Edge Protection and fall restriction in place - Work at Height

  • 15. Lifting Operations / Equipment and daily checks

  • 16. Manual Handling - Can we mechanise it?)

  • 17. Temporary Works

  • 18. Small Plant & Hand Tools (Check PAT Testing)

  • 19. PPE Compliant

  • 20. Safety Boards. Is First Aid available?

  • 21. COSHH - Hazardous materials safely and securely stored and used

  • 22. Pressure Systems - Post Tensioning?

  • 23. Safety in the Cofferdams, Rescue equipment, safe access, security

  • 24. Superstructure Safety - Rescue kit, Tool tethering, Good housekeeping, walkways)

  • 25. Culture - Are Always Safe, Always Ready actions being demonstrated on site

Summary

  • Inspectors comments

Signatures

H&S Safety Signature

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Project Manager Signature

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Agent / Sub Agent

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Project Engineer/Site Foreman Signature

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