Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title:

  • Client / Site:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

1.0 Previous Inspections

  • 1.1 Has the last inspection been reviewed?

  • 1.2 Are any outstanding actions?

2.0 Documentation

  • 2.1 Statutory Forms

  • 2.2 Risk Assessments including COSHH and Manual Handling

  • 2.3 Method Statements

  • 2.4 Construction Phase Plan

  • 2.5 Training (register, certificates, CSCS minimum)

  • 2.6 Plant Inspections

  • 2.7 Electrical Inspection Registers

  • 2.8 Site Attendance Records

  • 2.9 Toolbox Talks

3 Accidents and Incidents

  • 3.1 Are all accidents and incidents being recorded?

  • 3.2 Are accidents and incidents being investigated to prevent reoccurrence?

  • 3.3 Are near misses being Reported and Recorded?

4. Welfare

  • 4.1 W/C Facilities

  • 4.2 Facilities (Canteen, Drying rooms)

5 First Aid and PPE

  • 5.1 Is Adequate First Aid Measures in Place?

  • 5.2 Has PPE been issued and recorded?

6. Construction Activities.

  • 6.1 Access and Egress

  • 6.2 Safety Signs, Barriers and Notices

  • 6.3 Security

  • 6.4 Services

  • 6.5 Fire and Evacuation Procedures and Precautions

  • 6.6 Working at height including edge protection

  • 6.7 Scaffolding and Mobile Towers

  • 6.8 Ladders and Other Working Platforms

  • 6.9 Plant

  • 6.10 Lifting Equipment

  • 6.11 Electrics

  • 6.12 Power Tools and Hand Tools

  • 6.13 Excavations

  • 6.14 Hazardous and Flammable Substances

  • 6.15 Waste

  • 6.16 Houskeeping

  • 6.17 Roads and Surfaces

  • 6.18 Environmental

  • 6.19 PPE

7 Health

  • 7.1 Asbestos

  • 7.2 Respiratory

  • 7.3 Manual Handling

  • 7.4 Noise and Vibration

  • 7.5 Dusts and Fumes

  • 7.6 Skin Protection

Completion

  • Overall

  • Actions To Address from audit

  • Site Contact

  • Advisor

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