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DOCUMENTATION

  • F10, Liability insurance, Emergency directions on display

  • Emergency procedures

  • Fire safety Plan and Traffic plan:

  • Health and safety law poster on display

  • Signing in book up to date

  • Induction procedure,(Safety passports being completed)

  • Asbestos induction being carried out

  • Daily inspections being carried out

  • Site diary being recorded

  • Accident book on site

  • Construction Health and safety plan being followed

  • Temporary works folder on site being managed

  • Method statements and risk assessments available and signed off by all contractors

SIGNS

  • Notice to public and visitor: No un-authorised entry.<br>All visitors report to site office, Construction site Keep out, etc<br>

  • Specific Hazard warnings: Overhead working, Live Electrics, Danger demolition, Deep excavations. PPE, Hard Hat, Boots, Hearing protection, Safety Glasses

  • Safe Conditions: Fire exits marked with directions, Adequate amount of serviced Extinguishers, Correct type devices for raising alarm

HEALTH AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT

  • Emergency telephone information available

  • First Aid Box and Eye Wash available

  • Sufficient lighting available, including Internal, External and Emergency lighting

  • Table mounted saws: Are Vacuums being used to prevent exposure to respirable dust

  • Spare PPE for site and visitors: Hard hats, High visibility vests, Dust masks, Safety glasses/goggles, Hearing protection

  • Toiletries: Barrier Cream, Soap, Gel, Toilet Rolls. Paper towels

EQUIPMENT TESTED AND SECURE

  • Fixed scaffolding: Handover certificate available, Weekly Checklist being completed by specialist company, with written copies on site and system Tags

  • Mobile Towers: Erected by qualified person, Complete and safe to use

  • Mobile Platforms: MEWPS, Scissor lifts, Cherry pickers: Are they being operated by qualified persons, Are Harnesses being used, Are service records available

  • Lifting Equipment: Fork lifts, Genies, Dumpers, etc, being operated by qualified/Experienced persons, In good condition with service details available

  • Ladders and Steps: Being used correctly and under permit

  • Hoarding / Fencing: secure with adequate signage attached: Temporary works procedure and checks being completed

  • Power tools: PAT tested, Low voltage, Dedicated facility for battery charging: Use of vibrating tools being managed to reduce exposure risk (HAVS).

  • Temporary power supplies: 110v, Transformers, are Certificates available

WASTE

  • Waste: Site waste management plan on site being managed, transfer notes being obtained, waste being removed correctly

SITE FACILITIES AND CLEANLINESS

  • Access and Egress: Emergency exits, walkways and traffic routes unobstructed

  • Facilities: Site office, Toilets, wash room, Canteen: Clean and tidy

  • Walkways: Clear of trip hazards: Trailing leads, Rubbish, debris, tools and equipment etc

  • PPE: Is Personal Protective equipment available, appropriate to the task and being used on site: ( Is Face fit testing of RPE being managed where required)

  • Site Cleanliness: Site being kept clean, Rubbish being removed regularly

  • Storage Areas: Materials, Equipment, Plant etc, being stored safely. Harmful, Flammable, chemicals being stored safely off site

HIGH RISK OPERATIONS

  • Work at Height: work at height being suitably managed by Site agent and Contracts manager

  • Excavations: Are Excavations being Suitably managed by site agent and Contracts manager

  • Demolition and Propping: Is demolition and propping being suitably managed by site agent and Contracts manager, including temporary works file up-dated

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