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General Details

  • Person conducting inspection

  • Department

  • Area being inspected
  • Date and time of inspection

  • Please consider all areas of on-site activities at a place where such activities are being carried out.

  • Active Area Inspection Details
  • Area Inspection Location

  • Actions

  • Was Field Leadership Conducted

  • Type and ID of Field Leadership Completed

  • Take photo (Genral Area Photo of Work Location)

Risk Assessments and Permits

  • For working being completed in the area, was a risk assessment conducted for the task observed?

  • For the work being completed in the area, was the appropriate permit observed?

  • Was the Risk Assessment at the Job front?

  • Were all team members signed on to the Risk Assessment on the day of inspection?

  • Reason why team members are not signed on to Risk Assessment

  • Quality of JSA - Hazards Clearly Specified, Controls adequate to mitigate Hazards? (1Very Poor - 10 Excellent)

  • Did you stop the Task and amend the JSA?

  • Take photo of any risk assessments / permits

Checklist

  • Please consider the prompt list below as a guide when conducting the Area Inspection

  • 1. General

  • 1.1 Edge protection / bunding - In place and adequate for Hazards?

  • 1.2 Seatbelt use verified in vehicles and mobile equipment

  • 1.3 Hazards - clearly marked, appropriately managed?

  • 1.4 Overhead power lines identified

  • 1.5 Personal protective equipment - adequate for task?

  • 1.6 Pre-start inspections - completed and defects rectified/managed?

  • Additional comments/At Risk Observations

  • Photo of completed Pre starts

  • 1.7 Positive communication

  • Please specify communication method.

  • 1.8 Roads - condition

  • 1.9 Signage - appropriate, in place, visible

  • 1.10 Vehicle parking - Parked in Designated Location? Wheels Chocked?

  • 1.11 Visibility - lighting, dust, obstructions

  • 1.12 Waste management - correct bins, accumulated waste, spill kits

  • Additional comments/At Risk Observations

  • Take photo (at risk Items)

  • 2. Housekeeping Daily

  • 2.1 No unnecessary items found in and around the area?

  • 2.2 Only equipment needed for the task being performed is within the area?

  • Why?

  • 2.3 All tooling and material is stored safely and cannot fall or cause injury?

  • 2.4 Is the work area free from waste and redundant materials?

  • 3. Work Area's Daily

  • 3.1 Access – clearly delineated & safe

  • 3.2 Cranes / Hoists / Winches/ Rope – safe condition

  • 3.3 Defective equipment – tagged ‘Out of Service’ and quarantined

  • 3.4 Dust, fumes, gas vapors present in the work area

  • 3.5 Equipment – fit for purpose, test/tag, no prohibited items

  • 3.6 Fencing and barricades – in place, suitable

  • 3.7 Hand tools – serviceable, stored in designated area

  • 3.8 Chemicals – Are all chemicals correctly stored, Is the chemical approved for site, Is PPE in line with MSDS

  • 3.9 Ladders – Safe condition, Secured

  • 3.10 Scaffolds – inspected and tag attached, suitable condition, no gaps, or uneven surfaces in work platform

  • 3.11 Is mesh guarding required to handrails to prevent dropped objects

  • 3.12 Stairways/Ladders – clear, adequate, and secure

  • 3.13 Work Platforms – suitably sized, safe, and secure

  • 3.14 Are steps-ups being used and has the proximity to the edge/handrail been considered

  • 3.15 Power leads elevated and secured using insulated hooks, leads not run over sharp edges

  • 3.16 Is all thermal cutting equipment in good order, correct for task, in date and away from the line of fire

  • Additional comments/At Risk Observations

  • Take Photo

  • 4. Welding Activities

  • 4.1 Leads run in a way not to create trip hazards

  • 4.2 Leads in good condition no exposed copper wire

  • 4.3 Connections in good condition no exposed connectors

  • 4.4 Is the Ground/Earth clamp positioned on the pieces being welded

  • 4.5 Is the Ground/Earth clamp positioned as close as possible to the area being welded

  • 4.6 Is the Ground/Earth clamp securely fastened and is the connection free from paint or corrosion

  • 4.7 Is the LN25 Ground/Earth placed as close as possible to the area being welded

  • 4.8 Is the CMW’s body position between the work area and Ground/Earth clamp

  • 4.9 Where the CMW body is resting on steelwork is an insulation material being used

  • 4.10 Is the surrounding electrical cables and equipment protected from welding activities

  • 4.11 Are all gas hoses in good working order and run in a way not to introduce additional hazards

  • Additional comments/At Risk Observations

  • Take photo

  • 5. Work Area's Affected by Water and Rainfall ingress

  • 5.1 Is there standing or dripping water in the work area

  • 5.2 Is the steelwork within the work area wet

  • 5.3 Are the leather blankets damp or wet

  • Additional comments/At Risk Observations

  • Take photo

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