Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted On:

  • Conducted By:

  • Location (i.e. Rusholme)
  • Specific Area Inspected (i.e. Wind Turbine Number / Workshop etc..)

  • Scoring Criteria
    Compliant – No shortfalls identified, criteria met or standards required achieved
    Partially Compliant – Minor shortfalls identified in the standard or requirement, minor opportunities for improvement identified and the standard is still to an acceptable level. (For Example -PAT Testing – Most items tested and in date however a few units have been missed)
    Non-Compliant – The standard or requirement has not been achieved and deemed to be unacceptable. Immediate action is required to address the shortfall/s (Example – PAT Testing – Most items out of date and not tested)

  • What version is the emergency response plan (is it within the review date and latest template)

  • Is the site address correct (are the details of the ERP correct and displaying relevant information for the site)

  • is the sub station location correct (are the details of the ERP correct and displaying relevant information for the site)

  • Is the asset information correct (are the details of the ERP correct and displaying relevant information for the site)

  • EDF Operational Control Centre emergency number correct?

  • IS the site map up to date? (does it include all assets on site including any extensions)

  • Is the site boundary correct?

  • Are the asset locations correct (LAT,LONG,W3W)

  • Is the emergency contact list up to date (are these correct for the location and do they include all relevant contacts including 3rd party where applicable)

  • Are all on site emergency provisions listed? Are there any listed that aren't available (visual check on site and cross checked with the ERP)

  • Are the emergency stop locations listed and correct? (visual check on site and cross checked with the ERP)

  • are there suitable diagrams outlining safe escape routes from the asset? (check against ERP for asset type)

  • Are teams aware of the emergency chain of command (knowledge of gold , silver and bronze escalation process)

  • Is there a nacelle and hub kit in the turbine (Photos if possible, inspection records, etc.)

  • Is there a defibrillator available (visual check of site Defib where applicable and any working party are carrying one at Point of work, inspection records for pads and battery checks)

  • Are there fire extinguishers in place and inspected (visual check on site, inspection records from statutory inspections)

  • Is emergency signage and notices in good condition (clear and accurate with relevant information and contact numbers where applicable)

  • Is all emergency lighting working? (confirm inspection and where issues if this is captured and controlled by other mitigation)

  • Is all equipment required in an emergency inspected (relevant inspection records for CRD, 1 shot descender etc)

  • Have all individuals had the required training (Cross check against WINDA and relevant 3rd party certification)

  • Are Local Emergency Services Contacts correct (cross check against ERP for relevant site)

  • when was the last exercise held (who participated, what was the scenario for the drill etc, has any learning been passed on)

  • All persons familiar with nacelle escape equipment (confirm they have used or familiarised with equipment)

  • have relevant Bronze commanders received training? (training records from E-learning)

  • Notes

  • Findings Discussed with the working party

  • Findings discussed with the Area Manager

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