Title Page

  • Client / Site

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Describe the nature of work

Personal Protective Equipment

  • PPE available and needed to protect employees against hazards

  • Other PPE used

Hazard Identification

  • NOISE:<br>Will the work create higher noise levels? Consider the need for hearing protection in the work area.

  • MANUAL HANDLING:<br>Consider if the work tasks contain any Manual Handling Risks.

  • EXCAVATION:<br>Consider if the work requires an excavation to be dug.<br>Do you need to check for services prior to excavation?

  • WORKING AT HEIGHTS:<br>Consider if personnel are working at height during this task. <br>Are they trained to perform the task?

  • SLIP & TRIP HAZARDS:<br>Consider if any slip / trip hazards are present at the worksite.<br>Will equipment to be used form a trip hazard?

  • REFERENCE: Wet surfaces labeled with proper warning sign to avoid slips and trips
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  • SITE SECURITY / EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS:<br>Prevent unauthorized access to the work site at all times.<br>Ensure site emergency planning has occurred.

  • WORKING OUTDOORS:<br>Consider the ambient conditions / associated hazards.<br>Consider precautions to prevent exposure to heat/cold.

  • TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT:<br>Consider how construction traffic will access and egress the workplace in a safe manner.

  • CUTS AND ABRASION:<br>Is there a risk of cuts / abrasion? Consider control measures such as task separation or adequacy of PPE

  • HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES:<br>Will work task involve contact with any Hazardous Substances? Refer to MSDS and consider specialized PPE / precautions.

  • PLANT AND MACHINERY:<br>Is the plant work area delineated away from other works?<br>Operator ticketed/licensed to operate this type of equipment?

  • FALLING OBJECTS:<br>Will personnel be working above where others may pass? Will personnel be working below others?

  • LIFTING:<br>Consider if work task involves crane lifts.<br>Ensure a lift study has been conducted.

  • FIRE / IGNITION SOURCES:<br>Consider if hot work is being conducted in the work area. Consider containment / testing requirements.

  • ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS:<br>Is there potential to release pollutants to drain’s / marine environment / waterway’s / ground / atmosphere; Vibration / noise emission beyond the project perimeter; generation of dust or disposal of hazardous waste?

  • DECONTAMINATION OF PLANT AND EQUIPMENT:<br>Plant, Equipment, and PPE must be decontaminated at the end of each day and or when exposed equipment is to leave the asbestos area

  • VIBRATION:<br>Consider the need for vibration monitoring from demolition process, especially when working near heritage type buildings.

  • HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE STORAGE / SPILLS PREVENTION:<br>Consider if any potential spill sources exist in the work area.<br>Consider the need for bunds, drip trays, spill blankets, absorption etc

  • WASTE DISPOSAL:<br>Consider if work task creates wastes prescribed wastes requiring special disposal e.g Asbestos

  • CUSTOMER AND SURROUNDING PROPERTY:<br>Consider the potential risk to neighbours’ property Consider potential damage to customer property nearby.

  • ASBESTOS:<br>Consider if personnel may be exposed to asbestos during this task? If unsure, check the Asbestos Register/Scope of Works for known sources.

  • NEARBY WORK:<br>Consider if any work will be occurring nearby.<br>Consider if there is any impact of your work on others.

  • Are there other hazards identified?

  • Other hazards identified

Overall summary

  • Write observerations here

  • Overall Assessment

Completion

  • Full Name and Signature of Inspector

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