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Section 1 - Site Setup and Storage

  • 1.1 -Are materials and equipment stacked/stored in a safe manner? No risk of falling materials.

  • 1.2 - Have suitable welfare facilities been provided on site for the current and foreseen workforce.

  • 1.3 - Are walkways and pedestrian routes maintained in a safe condition?

  • 1.4 - Is site accommodation, access and egress and signage appropriate?

  • 1.5 - Are all significant risks and impacts identified and controlled?

  • 1.6 - Does the site compound have a secure perimeter and Is fencing appropriate for size of the compound?

  • 1.7 - Are welfare facilities / Storage Facilities maintained to a suitable standard?

  • 1.8 - Is all signage professionally manufactured?

  • 1.9 - Has site security been considered and control measures implemented?

  • 1.10 - Has the site compound and/or set up been properly organised?

  • 1.11- Are there designated secure areas for skips?

  • 1.12 - Is there an external site information board displayed and an internal project board?

Section 2 - Public Protection and Community Relations

  • 2.1 - Are all significant hazards in areas where the public have access controlled? E.G Access to work Areas and site perimeter.

  • 2.2 - Are all risks and impacts identified and controlled?

  • 2.3 - Is temporary floor protection adequately managed?

  • 2.4 - Is adequate warning signage provided for the public?

  • 2.5 - Where existing lighting is obscured/disconnected/removed have alternatives been provided?

  • 2.6 - Is segregation of public carried out using suitable pedestrian barriers with tapping rail where applicable?

  • 2.7 - Are emissions from processes adequately controlled (noise / dust / fumes)?

Section 3 – Administration and Management (Health and Safety)

  • 3.1 - Is the Construction Phase SHE Plan available and regularly reviewed and updated if required?

  • 3.2 - Are all works in progress covered by a suitable and sufficient Risk Assessment and Method Statement and evidence that these have been briefed to the workforce?

  • 3.3 - Does the site have suitable First Aid cover and complete first aid supplies relevant to works on site with the contents in date?

  • 3.4 - Is statutory information displayed on the project board (F10, HSE poster, insurance, policies, nearest hospital and eye clinic)?

  • 3.5 - Have all previous Corrective Actions been closed out from previous visits? (GO Visits, Health Checks)

  • 3.6 - Have permits to work been used correctly where required and are they recorded on the permit log?

  • 3.7 - Have statutory inspections been carried out as required and are they filed, including SHE weekly inspections?

  • 3.8 - Is there a process for signing in/out?

  • 3.9 - Is there evidence that all people have been inducted on site using the Induction PowerPoint Presentation and site-specific project board?

  • 3.10 - Have all relevant bulletins and TBT been briefed?

  • 3.11 - Are records of all competences being maintained? E.g. CSCS, Gas Safe

  • 3.12 - Are site wide risk assessments completed and required risk assessments in place?

  • 3.13 - Does the Site Manager(s) have the necessary competences for operations being undertaken on site?

  • 3.14 - Is there a site specific aspects and impacts assessment available?

  • 3.15 - Are copies of appropriate licences held on site? E.g. water, waste, ecological, heritage.

  • 3.16 - Are records of incidents and complaints maintained? Visits by regulatory agencies recorded and communicated to the SHE Team?

  • 3.17 - Is there evidence of Near Misses being reported on site?

  • 3.18 - Is there evidence of CM audits being undertaken and communicated to site teams?

Section 4 – Workplace and Housekeeping

  • 4.1 - Is the potential of falls from height controlled?

  • 4.2 - Are falling objects adequately controlled?

  • 4.3 - Are work areas and walkways free from major hazards?

  • 4.4 - Are All significant risks controlled?

  • 4.5 - Is housekeeping to an adequate standard? Is site free from litter, mud etc.

  • 4.6 - Is the interface between different trades managed so as to prevent exposure to risks from others?

  • 4.7 - Is the level of lighting adequate for the operation being undertaken inc. Task lighting?

  • 4.8 - Have suitable work benches been provided for use of power tools?

  • 4.9 - Is site drainage kept free from blockage?

  • 4.10 - Is cable management adequate?

Section 5 – Scaffolding

  • 5.1 - Is the scaffold free from significant defects? (including ties, tubes and fittings, foundations and boards)?

  • 5.2 - Are incomplete sections of scaffold signed?

  • 5.3 - Is any area where there is a risk from falling objects closed off?

  • 5.4 - Are the design drawings and calculations available for 'design' scaffolds?

  • 5.5 - Have scaffolds been erected in accordance with TG20:13 or the design?

  • 5.6 - Are scaffolders working to SG4:15? E.g. advanced guardrail and correct fall arrest.

  • 5.7 - Is the scaffold handover certificate available, are details correct and is scaffold being used in line with the handover certificate?

  • 5.8 - Are test results available for drilled in fixings and calibration certificates available?

  • 5.9 - Have inspections been carried out as required?

  • 5.10 - Are other significant risks and impacts controlled?

  • 5.11 - Is housekeeping during scaffold erection and dismantling managed?

  • 5.12 - Has the competency of scaffolders been checked? - copies of CISRS cards must be on site. E.g. design scaffolds supervised by advanced scaffolders.

  • 5.13 - If a gin wheel is in use are LOLER certificates available?

  • 5.14 - Are all ladders fixed in position and of correct orientation?

  • 5.15 - Are brick guards fixed where required?

  • 5.16 - Is debris netting and/or monoflex in place where required, and fixed correctly?

  • 5.17 - Are all minor risks and impacts controlled?

  • 5.18 - Is there evidence that scaffolds are made safe at the end of each working day?

Section 6 - Mobile Towers and Other Access Equipment

  • 6.1 - Has the most appropriate form of access equipment been chosen?

  • 6.2 - Have overhead obstructions been considered?

  • 6.3 - Is all equipment in good order?

  • 6.4 - Are scaffold towers erected in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions and are guardrails, toe board in place, are wheels locked. Is bracing required?

  • 6.5 - Is the scaffold tower or other equipment sat on a level and stable foundation?

  • 6.6 - Are ladders of the correct type / grade and is the use of ladders adequately controlled?

  • 6.7 - Are incomplete scaffold towers marked as incomplete?

  • 6.8 - Are All significant risks controlled?

  • 6.9 - Is equipment being stored correctly when not in use?

  • 6.10 - Are those erecting and/or responsible for mobile towers competent ENGIE or PASMA trained?

  • 6.11 - Are copies of inspections for all access equipment available?

Section 7 – Powered Access Equipment

  • 7.1 - Are certificates of ‘thorough examination’ available on site, and current?

  • 7.2 - Are all moving parts and controls for operating guarded?

  • 7.3 - Is the equipment in good condition and fit for purpose?

  • 7.4 - Is the equipment appropriate for the task?

  • 7.5 - Are there overhead services, obstructions? Has an exclusion zone been set up around the equipment?

  • 7.6 - Are the operators of scissor and boom type MEWPS clipped in or is there a risk assessment in place to substantiate otherwise?

  • 7.7 - Are counterweights for cradles locked in place?

  • 7.8 - Is the equipment isolated and the keys removed when left unattended?

  • 7.9 - Are all significant risks controlled?

  • 7.10 - Is there evidence that pre-use daily and weekly checks on MEWPS, cradles etc. are being carried out?

  • 7.11 - Are test results available for drilled in fixings?

  • 7.12 - Is there a detailed operators manual available on site?

  • 7.13 - Does the equipment have its SWL indicated?

  • 7.14 - Are cradle moves being undertaken by competent persons (where required)?

  • 7.15 - Are those operating MEWPS, plant etc. competent – IPAF?

  • 7.16 - Has safe access into/out of the equipment been considered?

  • 7.17 - Is there an appropriate emergency plan in place?

  • 7.18 - Have copies of operator’s training/competence been copied into the site file?

  • 7.19 - Evidence of familiarity checks for operator?

Section 8 – Temporary Works

  • 8.1 - Are detailed designs and drawings available for any temporary works?

  • 8.2 - Has a competent person checked the temporary works after construction/erection?

  • 8.3 - Has the temporary works been modified/amended since erection without being rechecked?

  • 8.4 - Are the works in good order? E.g. Not showing signs of distress and/or excessive deflection.

  • 8.5 - Are all significant risks controlled?

  • 8.6 - Has a competent person been nominated as the 'temporary works co-ordinator'?

  • 8.7 - Is there evidence of regular checks on the temporary works?

  • 8.8 - Is a design check appraisal available?

  • 8.9 - Have copies of operator’s training/competence been copied into the site file?

  • 8.10 - Are copies of qualifications for 'temporary works co-ordinator' maintained within the site file?

Section 9 – Mobile Plant

  • 9.1 - Does the operator hold a CPCS Card or equivalent and is it of the correct type?

  • 9.2 - Is the plant in good order and suitable for the purpose for which it is provided or used?

  • 9.3 - Is the plant maintained so that it remains mechanically sound and are there records available?

  • 9.4 - Is the plant stable in use? Is there a safe way to get into and out of the cab and any other parts of the vehicle that need regular access?

  • 9.5 - Is the plant being operated in a safe manner? i.e. is the area segregated, hazard light on and banked if required by RA.

  • 9.6 - Are vehicle lights, reversing lights, a horn and other warning devices such as rotating beacons or reversing alarms fitted?

  • 9.7 - Is the plant fitted with Roll Over Protection System (ROPS) where necessary?

  • 9.8 - Are dangerous vehicle parts, such as power take –off, chain drives, exposed hot exhaust pipes appropriately guarded?

  • 9.9 - Is the vehicle suitable for any loads carried?

  • 9.10 - Is there a Manufacturers Operation Manual available to the Mobile Plant Operator?

  • 9.11 - Has security been considered and is the unauthorised use of plant prevented?

  • 9.12 - Are all significant hazards controlled?

  • 9.13 - Are seat belts fitted and used correctly?

  • 9.14 - Are mirrors and or closed circuit TV (CCTV) systems fitted and fit for purpose?

  • 9.15 - If used on the road is the vehicle registered etc and operator has a current UK Driving Licence?

  • 9.16 - Is equipment Manufacturers tag on machine? E.g Plate containing serial number etc

  • 9.17 - Is any towing/quick hitch in good order and spares available? – correct pin?

  • 9.18 - Are daily and weekly checks being carried out and recorded?

  • 9.19 - Is equipment that may be used for lifting marked with a SWL?

  • 9.20 - Is equipment that may be used for lifting thoroughly examined/tested and in date?

Section 10 – General Work Equipment

  • 10.1 - Are all safety devices in place and operational?

  • 10.2 - Is the equipment being used for the purpose that it was designed?

  • 10.3 - Are there specific assessments for noise, dust and vibration with adequate controls in place?

  • 10.4 - Are operatives competent to use the equipment?

  • 10.5 - Are tools and equipment in good condition?

  • 10.6 - Is there evidence that defective equipment is removed from use?

  • 10.7 - Are All significant risks controlled?

  • 10.8 - Are whip checks fitted to airlines?

  • 10.9 - Are test certificates available for specialist equipment?

  • 10.10 - If there is a requirement for an exclusion zone has this been established?

  • 10.11 - Are maintenance / inspection records available for the equipment?

  • 10.12 - Are copies of the training records available in the site file? E.g Abrasive wheels

Section 11 – Lifting

  • 11.1 - Are all lifting operations reviewed by a competent person and is there a Lifting Plan available for Cranes /Forklifts etc?

  • 11.2 - Are lifting operations adequately supervised and carried out in a safe manner?

  • 11.3 - Are test and examination certificates available for all equipment and accessories being used and in date?

  • 11.4 - Is all equipment in good visual order?

  • 11.5 - Are those involved with planning and executing the lift competent as specified by the lifting plan risk assessment?

  • 11.6 - Is the lift area secure? e.g. No lifting over live work areas, pedestrian management or whilst zoning is taking place.

  • 11.7 - Are licenses required? e.g. Oversailing work near railway lines, over public walkways, over schools, etc.

  • 11.8 - Are sufficient and appropriate insurance cover arranged for all liabilities, agreed and documented between all parties, before any lifting operations commence?

  • 11.9 - Is the Safe Working Load (SWL) clearly indicated on all cranes and lifting appliances?

  • 11.10 - Are only contract lifts used on site?

  • 11.11 - Are all significant risks controlled?

  • 11.12 - Are loads stable and secure with no projections and in accordance with the lifting plan?

  • 11.13 - Is the lifting plan being followed?

  • 11.14 - Are competent slinger / signaller / banksman being used and is there an effective system of communication between the operator and the slinger / signaller / banksman?

  • 11.15 - If applicable – Is there a risk assessment in place for an excavator being operated as a crane/hoist and gin wheels?

  • 11.16 - Has the correct lifting equipment been selected, used and stored in a safe manner? i.e. using a hoist rather than a gin wheel.

  • 11.17 - Is there a “Permit to Lift” in place for all operations involving conventional or mobile cranes?

  • 11.18 - Are lifting operations recorded in the Construction Phase SHE Plan?

  • 11.19 - Are height restrictors fixed to cranes / excavators that limit the height to which the job will reach and the limit to which a machine can slew?

  • 11.20 - Are copies of all certificates and training details maintained in the site file?

  • 11.21 - Is there evidence of adequate information, instruction, training and supervision available to all operatives involved in lifting operations?

  • 11.22 - Is there evidence that the lifting plan is reviewed in meetings for future adaptions to the plan?

Section 12 – COSHH

  • 12.1 - Have all substances which may be hazardous to health been identified, assessed, and use controlled and MSDS available?

  • 12.2 - Are all significant risks controlled?

  • 12.3 - Are hazardous materials being stored in accordance with MSDSs and COSHH assessments and recorded on register?

  • 12.4 - Has COSHH information been briefed out to those affected? - Record required.

  • 12.5 - Are control measures identified in COSHH assessment being operated?

  • 12.6 - Are the necessary first aid measures in place?

  • 12.7 - Is the COSHH storage identified on the site plan with appropriate signage displayed?

  • 12.8 - Where substances have WEL/STEL in place is adequate control and surveillance in place?

  • 12.9 - Have harmful products been substituted for less harmful products where possibly?

Section 13 – PPE

  • 13.1 - Is all PPE identified by Risk and COSHH assessments etc. being provided?

  • 13.2 - Is PPE provided of the correct type/grade?

  • 13.3 - Is appropriate RPE being utilized and Face fit test certification in place?

  • 13.4 - Are All significant risks controlled?

  • 13.5 - Is PPE/RPE being used in good order?

  • 13.6 - Is PPE/RPE being worn correctly or not at all (multiple failures)?

  • 13.7 - Where necessary have operatives been given instruction/training on use of PPE? - Evidence required.

  • 13.8 - Does the site have a sufficient supply of replacement PPE?

  • 13.9 - Are all but minor misuses of PPE eliminated?

  • 13.10 - Signage in place where required?

  • 13.11 - Where required, are maintenance records for PPE available?

Section 14 – Manual Handling

  • 14.1 - Have all manual handling operations been identified, assessed and managed and control measures briefed out?

  • 14.2 - Where mechanical aids been identified within RAMS are they being used?

  • 14.3 - Has manual handling training been provided where required? E.g. Manual Handling training (High risk) TBT to cover everything else.

  • 14.4 - Are weight of items known?

Section 15 – Noise and Vibration

  • 15.1 - Have areas where noise is likely to exceed the Lower Exposure Action Level 80 dB (A) been identified?

  • 15.2 - Have hearing protection zones been established for areas where noise exceeds 80 dB (A)?

  • 15.3 - Where required has a S61 consent been obtained and is there evidence of monitoring and compliance in accordance with it?

  • 15.4 - Have work practices where hand-arm vibration is likely to exceed the daily exposure limit value [5 m/s² A (8)] been identified?

  • 15.5 - Have work practices where whole-body vibration is likely to exceed the daily exposure limit value [1.15 m/s² A (8)] been identified?

  • 15.6 - Are All significant risks controlled?

  • 15.7 - Has noise above 80 dB (A) been controlled at source where possible?

  • 15.8 - Have others who may be affected by the noise been considered and consulted?

  • 15.9 - Does the site or task have working hour restrictions and are these complied with?

  • 15.10 - Is there adequate signage for hearing protection zones 85dB (A) and above?

  • 15.11 - Has information on hearing protection zones been briefed out? - Evidence required.

  • 15.12 - Has hearing protection been assessed to ensure compliance with other PPE?

  • 15.13 - Has a risk assessment been carried out for vibrating equipment which includes a soundly based estimate of the employees’ exposure to vibration?

  • 15.14 - Have all ENGIE Regeneration employees and site operatives been made aware of the risks and control measures in place for Noise and Vibration?

  • 15.15 - Are hearing protection zones identified on the site plan?

Section 16 – Fire Prevention

  • 16.1 - Are all potential sources of ignition, including waste and fuel identified, stored and controlled adequately??

  • 16.2 - Is the site operating a 'Hot Works' permit system and are the controls detailed within the permit being complied with?

  • 16.3 - Has the site developed a written fire plan, drawn fire plan and an associated risk assessment for all work areas and is it sufficient for the work place?

  • 16.4 - Are all significant risks controlled?

  • 16.5 - Is there suitable means of escape and are they kept clear?

  • 16.6 - Are fire extinguishers suitable for the types of fire likely to be encountered?

  • 16.7 - Is there suitable means of warning and an interlinked fire alarm where required?

  • 16.8 - Are fire points established and maintained?

  • 16.9 - Are fire extinguishers serviceable and maintenance records available?

  • 16.10 - Is there evidence that the fire plan is briefed out and/or included in the induction?

  • 16.11 - Is there a nominated and trained Fire Marshal(s)?

  • 16.12 - Where relevant, emergency arrangements give consideration to other occupiers/users?

  • 16.13 - Fire Drill held in accordance with the site fire plan?

  • 16.14 - Is the drawn fire plan displayed on the project board?

Section 17 – Excavations

  • 17.1 - Has the RAMS for excavation works been issued and relevant for Task?

  • 17.2 - Has service Drawings been obtained or PAS 128 survey been carried out?

  • 17.3 - Has a CAT and Genny been used to establish underground services on site and calibration certificates available?

  • 17.4 - Has training / Competency been obtained for Use of Cat and Genny?

  • 17.5 - Is there a permit to dig system in place?

  • 17.6 -Are excavations properly supported?

  • 17.7 - Is the excavation guarded to prevent people, material and plant falling in?

  • 17.8 - Have stop blocks been provided for plant?

  • 17.9 - Are all significant risks controlled?

  • 17.10 - Has a safe means of access/egress been provided for the excavation?

  • 17.11 - Is there an emergency procedure in place for excavations?

  • 17.12 - Is spoil stored at a safe distance from the sides of the excavation?

  • 17-13 - Has undermining of nearby structures been considered?

  • 17.14 - If other services have been exposed are they adequately protected and supported?

  • 17.15 - Record of inspections for the excavation available on site?

Section 18 – Asbestos Management

  • 18.1 - Is there asbestos information available and is it adequate for the works being undertaken?

  • 18.2 - Are works in progress covered by a risk assessment and/or plan of work and is the work correctly described and categorised?

  • 18.3 - Is non-licensable 'minor' work being undertaken by competent and trained personnel with the required insurances and approved by Regional SHEQ Manager?

  • 18.4 - Are licensable asbestos works being undertaken by a licensed company?

  • 18.5 - Has the HSE been notified using the ASB5 Notification form?

  • 18.6- Is the potential for accidental release of asbestos fibres identified and controlled?

  • 18.7 - Are all significant risks identified?

  • 18.8 - Has all asbestos information been communicated to relevant personnel?

  • 18.9 - Is there evidence that face fit testing has been carried out for the RPE being used with asbestos?

  • 18.10 - Are occupational health checks being carried out for Asbestos removal operatives?

  • 18.11 - Has a general briefing / toolbox talk on asbestos been carried out?

  • 18.12 - Are site managers carrying out Asbestos Checklists?

  • 18.13 - Has the Site Manager got access to the Emergency Release asbestos procedure and is it understood?

  • 18.14 - Relevant flow charts extracted from the asbestos standards are displayed on the site notice boards?

Section 19 – Gas Safety

  • 19.1 - Have gas appliances and flues been surveyed, identified, tested and documented? (smoke testing)

  • 19.2 - Have works that impact on gas appliances and flues been identified? (e.g. changes to ventilation during window replacement and working within 1m of a live flue)

  • 19.3 - Are all ‘gas works’ undertaken by Gas Safe registered persons? (excludes bayonet fittings)

  • 19.4 - Is there a gas flue ‘Permit to Work’ system in use for all works that impact on live gas flues, and is the system correctly implemented?

  • 19.5 - Are all significant risks posed by gas identified?

  • 19.6 - Is information on GAS SAFE registered persons used on site recorded and easily accessible?

  • 19.7 - Has the Site Manager undertaken the ENGIE Gas Safety training?

  • 19.8 - Are specific risk assessments and method statements available for works which may impact on gas appliances and flues, and are works undertaken in accordance with the planned method of work?

  • 19.9 - Is Stars and Stripes TBT delivered to all personnel?

  • 19.10 - Is commissioning paperwork available for all new live appliances?

  • 19.11 - Have those disconnecting/reconnecting bayonet fittings been trained and records kept? Do they have access to leak detection spray?

  • 19.12 - Are the Gas procedures available on site?

  • 19.13 - Are flue tags in use?

  • 19.14 - Are GAS SAFE registrations verified?

  • 19.15 - Does the site paperwork link an individual GAS SAFE registered person back to individual items of work?

Section 20 – Electrical Safety

  • 20.1 -Have RAMS been issued and are relevant for Electrical works on site?

  • 20.2 - Is the need for 'live' working eliminated?

  • 20.3 - Are works in the vicinity of live circuits adequately controlled? (e.g. safe isolation).

  • 20.4 - Has the risk from overhead services or live conductors been identified, and are suitable control measures in place?

  • 20.5 - Are all conductors properly insulated where required or 'permit to work' in place?

  • 20.6 - Are statutory undertaker’s plans available on site (where relevant)?

  • 20.7 - Are all significant risks controlled?

  • 20.8 - Are test certificates for temporary supplies available?

  • 20.9 - Are all site supplies certified with no visual defects?

  • 20.10 - Are all electrical appliances (including extension cables) PAT tested and in date?

Section 21 – Traffic Management

  • 21.1 - Is there a Traffic Management Plan (written and drawn) in place, implemented and displayed with corresponding risk assessment?

  • 21.2 - Is the need for vehicles to reverse either eliminated or managed?

  • 21.3 - Are transport and pedestrian routes segregated / protected and signposted?

  • 21.4 - Are risks to the public adequately controlled?

  • 21.5 - Are all significant risks and impacts controlled?

  • 21.6 - Are Internal / external roads maintained in a clean condition?

  • 21.7 - Are clearly identified and trained Vehicle Banksmen used for access / egress to site (where appropriate)?

  • 21.8 - Are there wheel cleaning facilities available on site where applicable?

  • 21.9 - Are deliveries planned to avoid congestion at site?

  • 21.10 - Are vehicles maintained in a clean and road worthy condition?

Section 22 – Ecology, Archaeology and Heritage

  • 22.1 - Is a bio diversity action plan completed for the site? (where required)

  • 22.2 - Have buildings likely to contain protected bats, nesting birds or other species been surveyed by the Client?

  • 22.3 - Have Tree Preservation Orders (TPO) or Client protected trees been identified?

  • 22.4 - Have listed buildings been identified and planning restrictions communicated?

  • 22.5 - Are areas likely to contain archaeological resources been surveyed by the Client?

  • 22.6 - Have areas with noxious and / or invasive plants been identified?

  • 22.7 - Are all significant impacts controlled?

  • 22.8 - Has a mitigation programme for protected species been developed?

Section 23 – Water Resource Management

  • 23.1 - Have water discharge points been identified and appropriate license in place?

  • 23.2 - Is bulk storage of fuel in accordance with oil storage regs?

  • 23.3 - Are all significant impacts controlled?

  • 23.4 - Is Oil / fuel drums maintained in bunded areas?

  • 23.5 - Is drainage from the office / canteen facilities to mains sewer or septic tank?

  • 23.6 - Is concrete wash-out collected in appropriate container (no discharge to ground)?

  • 23.7 - Is there a drainage plan on site (where appropriate)?

  • 23.8 - Is the drainage system maintained and free from blockages?

  • 23.9 - Are bunded areas free from rainwater, litter, oil, fuel etc.?

  • 23.10 - Is there evidence of spill clean up training delivered to site personnel, where applicable and spill kit available?

Section 24 – Waste Management & Carbon

  • 24.1 - Are Waste Transfer Notes and Consignment Notes held on site for all waste movements and are compliant with correct details?

  • 24.2 - Is all waste stored and segregated where possible with physical barriers and signed?

  • 24.3 - Are all significant impacts controlled?

  • 24.4 - Have all waste streams been identified and suitable storage obtained?

  • 24.5 - Have all hazardous waste streams been identified and suitable storage obtained?

  • 24.6 - Is there evidence of Internal waste transfer notes and are they completed properly for ENGIE and Subcontractors (where required)?

  • 24.7 - Is there a copy of ENGIE/Subcontractors Waste Carriers Licence in relevant ENGIE/Subcontractors vehicles?

  • 24.8 - Where possible energy usage (electricity / gas / other site fuel) is monitored and recorded (monthly) on the online recording system.

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