Information
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Document No.
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Project Name and Number
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Freyssinet Office
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Personnel
Health and Safety Management
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Has the previous audit report been closed out?
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Is the project QSE Plan available in the site safety file?
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Is it up to date and signed by all relevant parties?
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Is the method statement available in site safety file?
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Is a current and site specific risk assessment available in site safety file?
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Is the Environmental Aspects and Impacts register available in site safety file?
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Ensure all the above documentation has been briefed to all Freyssinet staff on site and check records.
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Ensure all visitors, including client representatives, are given site induction before entering Freyssinet work area?
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Are all accident and incident reports available in the site safety file?
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Are all QSE logs sheets complete and up to date (daily, weekly, monthly)?
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Are tool box talks being done on a weekly basis and are records available in site safety file?
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Has the 5 minute risk chase/safety man been implemented on project, check records.
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Check and collect "Don't Walk By" records and send to QSE Department.
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Consultation
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Has a system been established for employees to comment and be consulted on Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental issues?
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Are Health and Safety Management requirements being met?
Quality Management
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Are ITP available on site and is it complete with the Material Installation Records?
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Material Requisition Forms?
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Delivery/Dispatch Notes?
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Stock Transfer Records?
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Equipment Request Form?
Site Office Set Up
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Is Freyssinet QSE policy on display in site office?
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Are all emergency contact numbers and details, including main contractor, on display in site office?
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Are the details of the nearest hospital or accident and emergency station available and displayed in office?
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Are First Aid details displayed?
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Are safety memos displayed and have they been briefed to staff in the form of a tool box talk?
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Does the office have a clear line of communication (Internet, phone, fax)?
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Are site office requirements being met?
Emergency Response Plan
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Is there an emergency response procedure in place for evacuating the site in case of fire, flood, explosion etc.?
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Are all employees under Freyssinet supervision aware of these procedures and are they part of the site specific induction?
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Have emergency drills taken place?
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Are all emergency escape routes clear and free from obstructions?
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Are all escape routes and assembly points clearly marked?
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Check that suitable fire extinguishers are provided and that they are maintained and in good condition?
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Check all fire extinguishers have had an annual inspection?
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Are emergency response requirements being met?
First Aid
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Is there a Freyssinet First Aider available on site?
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Are the names of these available and displayed in site office?
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All First Aiders should be clearly identified on site through the use of an appropriate helmet sticker.
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If no, is there adequate cover provided by the main contractor and are names and numbers on display in the site office?
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The location of the first aid box should be indicated on the site notice board and the door of the room in which it is contained.
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The first aid box should be clearly marked with a white cross on a green background and place where it can be seen.
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Are the first aid contents being regularly checked and stock replenished?
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The first aid box should only contain first aid materials.
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Are first aid requirements being met?
Welfare
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Are Freyssinet welfare facilities adequate for the number of employees on site?
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Are they available to all Freyssinet employees?
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Ensure that a supply of wholesome drinking water is available on site.
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In the hotter months ensure that pre-hydration sachets are available to all employees under Freyssinet supervision.
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Are suitable toilets available, are they kept clean and properly lit?
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Are there adequate washing facilities available?
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Are welfare facilities compliant?
Site Installations
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Is there safe access and egress from all areas of site?
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Are all walkways free from obstructions and stored materials?
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Are all access routes adequately lit?
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Have pedestrian walkways been provided to protect them from moving vehicles?
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Is there adequate signage to warn both vehicle drivers and pedestrians of traffic routes?
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Are loading and unloading areas clearly identified?
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Are storage areas clearly identified?
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Are procedures in place for the unloading of vehicles to prevent any fall from vehicle?
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Are site installations compliant?
Scaffolding and working platform
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Check that any scaffolding erection, alteration or dismantling is carried out by a trained and competent person.
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Ensure that scaffolding is adequately tied to the building or structure to prevent collapse.
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Check that there is double guard rails, toe boards and other suitable protection at every edge.
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Check that all working platforms are fully boarded and that the boards are arranged to avoid tipping or tripping, I.e. no overlapping boards.
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Are the working platforms provided the correct width as per Freyssinet requirements (between 800-1200mm)
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Check that the scaffolding/work platform is strong enough to carry the weight of any materials, persons or anything else that will be stored or used on it.
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Ensure that scaffolding is regularly checked by competent person and always after alteration.
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Do scaffolding and working platforms meet Freyssinet requirements?
Work at height
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Check whether the work can be carried out without working at height.
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Ensure that safe access and egress has been provided to the work area.
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Ensure that edge protection is provided to stop people or materials falling.
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Ensure that all employees working at height are supplied with safety harness and that they have been trained in there use.
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Ensure that the area directly below the work area is adequately barricaded and that warning signage has been erected.
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Ladders are to be used for access and egress only and not for work platform, is this the case?
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Ensure all ladders being used are in good condition, not split, warped or have damaged rungs.
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Check that the ladders are resting against a solid level surface and not an insecure material.
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Check ladders are secured to prevent them slipping sideways or backwards.
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Are work at height procedures and regulations being met?
Personal Protective Equipment
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Ensure all Freyssinet employees, visitors and those under our supervision meet minimum standards required (helmet, shoes, vest, glasses & gloves)
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If minimum requirements are not being met, what is the site in charge doing about it?
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When working at height, ensure that the helmet being used has a three point chin strap.
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Is additional PPE available on the project and if so what.
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Is sun block available on site for Freyssinet employees?
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Are PPE requirements adequate?
Housekeeping
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Ensure that all debris is regularly cleared in the Freyssinet work area.
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Ensure all Freyssinet employees adapt the philosophy of "a tidy site is a safe site"
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Ensure all Freyssinet materials are stored in an appropriate and safe manner.
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Are waste disposal bins available and are they clearly marked?
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Does the MC have a waste disposal plan and if so, are we following it?
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Are housekeeping requirements adequate?
Environmental
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Is there an environmental emergency plan in place by MC or Freyssinet?
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Are environmental guidance notes available on site?
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Are spill kits available on site?
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Are environmental controls adequate?
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH)
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Have COSHH Assessments been carried out for all potentially hazardous materials and substances being used on site?
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Are Material Safety Data Sheets available to assist with COSHH Assessment?
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Have the hazards associated with the use of such materials been properly communicated to those affected?
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Are alternative safer substances available which can be used as substitutes?
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Ensure all dangerous and hazardous materials and substances are clearly marked and identified and stored in a secure location appropriate to the substance.
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Have appropriate control measures and correct PPE been provided and are these being followed and used.
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Are COSHH requirements adequate.
Electrical Equipment, Plant, Portable Power Tools and Hand Tools.
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Check that low voltage tools and equipment are used wherever possible.
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Check that all supply cables are free from cuts, splits or any other damage.
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Check that all connections are properly made and that suitable plugs are used.
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Ensure that cables and trailing leads are not trip hazards.
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Power Tools
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Check that all power tools have the safety guards fitted.
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Ensure the tools are in a good state of repair.
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Ensure that operatives are trained and competent.
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Hand Tools
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Ensure the right tools and equipment are being used for the right job.
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Are all hand tools found to be in good condition and no defects.
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Plant
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Are stressing jacks in good condition?
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Are stressing jacks certified and calibrated?
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Are grouting machines in good condition and clean.
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Are safety guards in place on grouting machine?
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Are plant check lists completed and available on site?
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General
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Are all noise levels controlled?
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Check that Freyssinet employees have had information and training so that they know what the risks of HAV (Hand Arm Vibration) are.
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Ensure that tools and equipment are stored correctly to avoid damage.
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Are Plant and Tool requirements adequate?
Lifting Operations
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Is there a valid lifting plan for all operations?
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Ensure a competent and appointed person co-ordinates all lifting operation.
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Ensure that all lifting equipment has been installed and tested by a competent person and all valid certification to show this is available.
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Check that all operators are trained and competent and have the valid license where applicable.
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Check that the rated capacity/safe working load is clearly marked.
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Ensure that cranes and other lifting equipment have sufficient space to operate and flag men are used where necessary.
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Ensure lifting operations do not take place near overhead power lines or excavations.
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All lifting equipment should have a full examination every 6 months.
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Are lifting operations adequate?
Manual Handling
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Check the suitability of using wheelbarrows, hoists, trollies or any other plant or machinery so that the handling of heavy objects is kept to a minimum.
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Ensure all employees have been given adequate training in the risks of manual handling and the correct procedure to follow when doing so.
Other
Safety behaviour and attitude (Culture)
Conclusion
Audit Risk Level
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Risk rating for this Audit.
Sign Off
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I confirm I have had the contents of this audit report explained to me and the actions to be taken.
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Site In Charge
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Person conducting the Audit
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Audit concluded at
Closure
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All actions in this report have been completed on:
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Audit Report Closed: