Information

  • Site address

  • Job no.

  • Client

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Personnel

  • Main Task

  • Asbestos Material

  • Asbestos Type

  • Job Notified?

HYGIENE FACILITY/DECONTAMINATION UNIT

  • Is the DCU/Modular Unit operational? (This includes adequately earthed, all legs down and level)

  • If the DCU is on unsuitable ground i.e grass. Is adequate protection being used to ground the DCU (Ply sheets)

  • Is the outside of the unit clean?

  • Are there suitable warning signs on the external clean/dirty entry doors?

  • Is the NPU and area underneath clear of dirt and in a dry condition? (Is the flow meter visible?)

  • Is the waste water from the DCU filtered and discharging to foul sewer?

  • Is the water and waste inlet hose in good condition?

  • Are adequate adapters/connector being used for the water inlet and waste pipe?

  • Are all doors (internal and external) self closing?

  • Is there a carbon monoxide detector fitted within the DCU?

  • Are the gas installation and Electrical test, air clearance certificate and DOP certificate for the DCU available?

  • Has the DCU log diary been completed from the previous project?

  • Are the latest emergency evacuation instructions posted in the clean end of the DCU?

  • Have lockers been provided in the clean end?

  • Are there sufficient, working power points in the clean end to charge RPE battery packs?

  • Are there adequate methods of heating the DCU in cold weather?

  • Is there sufficient warning signs on the internal clean end to shower door?

  • Are there sufficient DCU's/showers for the number of personnel on site? (1shower: 4persons)

  • Do the showers have adequate supply of hot water?

  • Have liquid soap, shampoo, nail brushes and clean dry towels been provided for the thorough decontamination of the removal personnel?

  • Are all seals (wall to floor, wall to wall sinks etc) in place?

  • Are hooks available in the shower to hang RPE whilst showering?

  • Is flooring worn to a level that ingrained dirt cannot easily be removed?

WORK AREA/ENCLOSURE

  • Is the enclosure constructed in accordance with the SOP's?

  • If flame retardant polythene is required by POW, is it being used?

  • Has a clear Perspex inspection/viewing panel (600x300mm min) or CCTV been incorporated into the enclosure?

  • Are all parts of the enclosure visible via the panel(s) or CCTV?

  • Are the work areas/enclosures on carpet? If so, has correx/polythene been used to protect the carpet?

  • Are there sufficient ASBESTOS warning signs displayed around the area?

AIRLOCK/BAGLOCK

  • Does airlock meet the minimum size requirement?

  • Is the outer flap in place.

  • Are the flaps weighted at the bottom and taped?

  • Is there sufficient airlock flap deviation to indicate adequate airflow throughout the airlock?

  • Do the flaps overlap and cover the openings?

  • Is there a hand held spray in the third stage?

  • Is the airlock tidy and free of all dust, dirt and debris?

  • Does the airlock/baglock have suitable signage?

  • Is there a baglock? If yes does it consist of at least 3 (1x1x2m) compartments with vision panel (600x300mm) located in dirty ends?

  • If no baglack is present, is the absence of a baglock justifiable by site constraints?

  • Is the bag lock big enough for the waste size being removed?

  • Is there a spray bottle in the baglock?

  • Is the baglock free from visible asbestos debris?

PPE

  • Are the asbestos removal operatives wearing full overalls, with a hood (type 5/6, Category 3)?

  • Are good practices observed? (i.e masks not being hung around the neck when not being worn)

  • Are they wearing gloves and Wellington boots?

  • Are the overalls on the outside of their boots?

  • Are their hoods on the outside of their RPE harness strap

  • If a transit procedure is being operated, are work and transit overalls of a different colour

  • Are the masks worn as stated in the POW?

  • If any personnel are entering the area or have just exited the DCU, are they clean shaven?

  • Is any other PPE required on site and is it being used?

SITE PREPARATION

  • Has all non-contaminated loose equipment and material been removed from the working area?

  • Have all floor ducts, risers, electrical sockets and other openings been covered and sealed inside the area?

  • Has a supervisor confirmed all openings in plant, pipes, walls & ceilings (including hidden voids) been sealed?

  • Has all electrical plant been isolated or effectively protected from the ingress of water or surfactant materials?

  • During preparation/sheeting is the correct PPE & RPE being used?

NEGATIVE PRESSURE UNITS

  • Does the unit(s) extract from the enclosure at a point far enough away from the airlock enclosure as possible to ensure good air flow through the enclosure without any dead spaces, or is a roving head in place?

  • Is there sufficient negative pressure?

  • Additional air inlets suitability positioned and in use? where applicable.

  • Is NPU(s) correctly sheeted to enclosure wall, or if inside, sheeted over including vent hose?

  • Does the unit(s) vent to atmosphere outside the building? Or if venting inside, is regular air monitoring being undertaken?

  • Does the pre filter look to be working efficiently?

  • Have the unit(s) been DOP/electrical tested within the last 6 months? (Evidence of testing sticker on the machine)

  • Is the ducting in good condition?

CLASS-H- VACUUM CLEANERS

  • Are there a minimum of 2 x H Type vacuum cleaners on site?

  • Is there one in the area near the airlock for decontamination?

  • Have the VAC(s) been DOP/electrical tested within the last 6 months? (Evidence of testing sticker on the machine)

SITE SPECIFIC & PLANNING

  • Is there a copy of the POW including the ASB5 & risk assessments on site?

  • Has the POW been read, understood and signed by all employees? (Including handover by management)

  • Does the ASB5 match the POW?

  • Does the site layout agree with the drawings and photos and include the correct enclosure sizes and locations?

  • Is the supervisor on site the one listed in plan of work?

  • Is the scope of works/removal method/asbestos material adequately described in the plan of work?

  • Are the risk assessments suitable, sufficient and relevant to the on site activities?

  • Does the plan of work detail when the work is to be carried out? (including start/finish times and weekend variations)

  • Does the plan of work detail the air monitoring arrangements for the duration of the works?

  • Does the plan detail the person or company providing the 4stage clearance and to whom they are contracted to?

  • If the plan of work has been amended, has it been signed/dated and do other records (e.g site diary) show the authorisation procedure has been followed?

  • Does the plan of work detail the type of respirators to be used?

  • Does the plan of work detail the arrangements for smoke testing and witnessing?

  • Has the smoke test been witnessed by the person stated on the POW?

  • Is there a suitable system in place to allow easy two-way communication between workers inside the enclosure and those working outside the enclosure?

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES- are they in place/available for:

  • Medical emergency inside the enclosure?

  • Loss of electric power?

  • Breach of the enclosure?

CONTROL MEASURES: - DUST REDUCTION/WET STRIPPING

  • Is the dust suppression method being used suitable for the asbestos being removed?

  • is the dust suppression method being used in accordance with that specified in the plan of work?

  • Is the dust suppression system set up and working?

  • Satisfied that the dust levels are being reduced to the lowest practicable levels?

  • If personal air monitoring has been conducted on this project, does the results indicate that the methods used are effective?

  • Are the surfactants/wetting agents only been used on cold surfaces?

  • Are exposure records available on site?

TRANSIT PROCEDURES

  • Is transit footwear available and is it stored in stage 1 of the airlock?

  • Are there sufficient pairs for the number of people in the work enclosure/area?

  • Are transit coveralls stored in stage 1 of the airlock?

  • Is the transit route on carpet? If so, has correx/polythene been used to protect the carpet?

  • Is there adequate signage along the transit route?

  • If site is occupied (other trades etc) is transit route barriered off or are personnel accompanied?

WASTE HANDLING & DISPOSAL

  • Is there a suitable waste disposal route for the bags with suitable signage?

  • Are the bags marked in accordance with the current legislative requirements?

  • Is the waste double bagged?

  • Are bags being overfilled?

  • If waste is being temporarily stored, is the area labelled and secure?

  • Is the skip in good condition and labelled with sufficient signage?

  • Is the skip lockable?

  • If the waste is being transported via van, is there suitable sealed compartment/lockable container to keep waste separate from equipment?

  • Does the waste route follow the one in the plan of work?

DOCUMENTATION

  • Has the supervisor completed the pre-start checklist HB03?

  • Is there a copy of the asbestos licence & waste carriers licence on site?

  • Is there a copy of HB Standard operating procedures on site?

  • Has a visual inspection been carried out by the site supervisor prior to handing over to the analyst?

  • Is there copies of DOP/PAT testing certificates on site? (PAT testing spreadsheet)

SUPERVISORS & OPERATIVES

  • Supervisor - Asbestos Training : Medical : Face fits : Mask Sheet :

  • Operative 1 - Asbestos Training : Medical : Face fits : Mask Sheet :

  • Operative 2 - Asbestos Training : Medical : Face fits : Mask Sheet :

VAN REGISTRATION

  • Has the van on site been air tested within the last 2 months?

  • Is the outside of van clean?

  • Is storage area clean and well ordered?

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS & CORRECTIVE ACTIONS

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  • List contract managers non conformances and points -

  • Auditor

  • Supervisor

  • Points given

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