Title Page
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Document No.
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Audit Title
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Client / Site
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Auditor
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BY SIGNING THIS FORM, THE SITE SUPERVISOR AGREES THAT THESE OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ARE A TRUE REFLECTION OF THE FINDINGS OF THIS AUDIT.
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Supervisor
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Conducted on
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Departure time
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Personnel
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Location
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* THE FOLLOWING SECTION (1.0) MUST BE COMPLETED AND CONSIDERED SATISFACTORY BEFORE CONTINUING FURTHER WITH THIS AUDIT.
1.0 Preliminary Requirements
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1.1 Is there a valid ( I.e in date) ASB 5 Notification Form on site for the works to be audited
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1.2 Is there (or will there be) asbestos removal work or cleaning in progress within the enclosure during the audit.
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1.3 Is there provision to observe work practices within the enclosure by means of CCTV and / or viewing panel(s)
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1.4 Is there a site specific Plan of Work available on site for the works
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1.5 Is there a copy of the Company Standard operating Procedures v0 available on site
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1.6 Is the Decontamination Unit fully functional in terms of power, ventilation and the provision of hot and cold running water for showering
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1.7 Identify all isolations that have been confirmed
- Electricity
- Water
- Gas
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Comments / Clarifications
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* DO NOT PROCEED WITH THE AUDIT UNLESS EACH RESPONSE ABOVE IS AFFIRMATIVE. SHOULD ANYTHING ABOVE BE AMISS THAT CAN BE RECTIFIED IMMEDIATELY, THEN CONTINUE WITH THE AUDIT ONCE RECTIFIED.
* SHOULD ANYTHING ABOVE BE AMISS THAT CANNOT BE RECTIFIED IMMEDIATELY THEN INFORM THE SUPERVISOR THAT THE AUDIT CANNOT CONTINUE.
* INFORM THE COMPLIANCE MANAGER WITHOUT DELAY 029 2047 1040 THAT THE AUDIT COUL NOT BE CONTINUED AND STATE THE REASON(s)
2.0 ASB 5 Notification Form
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2.1 What form of asbestos containing material does the ASB 5 state is being worked upon
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2.2 What is the approximate extent of the works stated in the ASB 5
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square m
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Linear m
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No of bags
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2.3 What is the maximum number of employees per shift stated on the ASB 5
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How many operatives (including the supervisor) are on the site
3.0 Site Documentation
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3.1 Is the Contract Supervisor the same person as specified in the plan of work
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3.2 Does the plan of work detail whom the contractor is contracted
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3.3 Does the plan of work detail when the work is to be carried out? (Including start / finish times and weekend variations)
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3.4 Does the plan of work detail the analytical company providing the 4 stage clearance
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3.5 Does the plan of work detail who the analytical company is contracted to
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3.6 Does the plan of work detail the type of asbestos involved
- Amosite
- Chrysotile
- Crocidolite
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3.7 Does the plan of work detail the condition of the asbestos containing material to be removed
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3.8 Does the plan of work (or standard procedures) detail who is authorised to amend the plan of work
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3.9 Are welfare facilities detailed in the plan of work and are they available for use as described
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3.10 Does the plan of work (or standard procedures) detail decontamination entry and exit procedures
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3.11 Does the plan of work (or standard procedures) detail the type of respirators to be used
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3.12 Does the plan of work (or standard procedures) detail the construction method for enclosures and air locks
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3.13 Does the plan of work (or standard procedures) detail the arrangements for smoke testing and witnessing
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3.14 Please record name / title of proposed witness
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3.15 Does the plan of work detail the asbestos removal technique to be used
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3.16 Does the plan of work detail the air monitoring arrangements for the duration of the works
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3.17 Is the scope of works adequately described in the plan of work, and does it match the details recorded on the ASB 5
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3.18 Is there a site specific risk assessment available for inspection for hazards other than asbestos? (Hot work, work at heights, use of hand tools, confined spaces, electricity, manual handling etc)
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3.19 Is there a set of COSHH assessments on site? (Smoke Fluid, Foam Spray Adhesive etc) NB Material Safety Data sheets on their own are insufficient
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3.20 Is there a copy of the current valid licence available for inspection
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3.21 Is there documented evidence on site confirming current insurance cover for both employers liability and public liability? E.g insurance schedule
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3.22 Are daily site and plant inspection records (including DCU, enclosure, air locks, NPU's & vacuum cleaners) available for inspection and up to date
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3.23 Does the NPU inspection record include manometer / pressure gauge readings for each NPU in use (including DCU)
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3.24 Has the smoke test record for the enclosure been completed and do the witness details match those stated in the plan of work ? (I.e as 3.14)
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Comments / Clarifications
4.0 Site Supervisor and / or Operative(s)
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4.1 Supervisor's Name
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In enclosure
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Current Medical Certificate
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Evidence of competence<br>Either RSPH Competence Certificate no more than 12 months old or current Training Certificate or evidence through Training Needs Analysis
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Face fit test certificate for RPE in use
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Examination record for RPE in use<br>Daily if in enclosure, current monthly if not
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Adequate response when questioned regarding emergency procedure? (If not in enclosure)
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Supervisor / Operative(s) Clean shaven. (If out of enclosure, or if seen before entry)
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Operatives
Operative 4.2
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4.2 Name
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In enclosure
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Current Medical Certificate
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Evidence of competence<br>Either RSPH Competence Certificate no more than 12 months old or current Training Certificate or evidence through Training Needs Analysis
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Face fit test certificate for RPE in use
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Examination record for RPE in use<br>Daily if in enclosure, current monthly if not
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Adequate response when questioned regarding emergency procedure? (If not in enclosure)
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Supervisor / Operative(s) Clean shaven. (If out of enclosure, or if seen before entry)
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Comments / Clarifications
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4.3 For certificates where the name of HAS has not been recorded on the certificate.<br> Has each copy been individually authenticated by or under the direction of senior management, with a statement confirming their validity.
5.0 Site Organisation
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5.1 Does the sketch plan included in the plan of work match the site set up, including the positions of the NPU, air lock, bag lock (if applicable), viewing panels / CCTV and DCU as a minimum including waste and transit routes
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5.2 Do viewing panels and / or CCTV show all areas so far as is reasonably practicable
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5.3 Is each viewing panel (where applicable) at least 600 x 300 mm
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5.4 Are there adequate warning signs which comply with the Safety Signs and Signals Regulations? (Including the black hand prohibition symbol)
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5.5 Is there a suitably stocked First Aid Kit available on site
6.0 Plant on Site / Certification
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6.2 Are current DOP test certificates (or copies) available and relevant to each vacuum on site
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6.1 Are there at least 2 H-type vacuum cleaners on site
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6.3 Does the number and capacity of the NPU's in use correspond with that stated in the plan of work
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6.4 Are current DOP test certificates (or copies) available and relevant to each NPU on site
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6.5 Is there a current DOP test certificates ( or copy) available on site for the NPU within the dirty end of the DCU
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Comments / Clarifications
7.0 Enclosure / Airlock
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7.1 Is the enclosure in sound condition and constructed so as to prevent the spread of asbestos
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7.2 Is the airlock free from visible asbestos debris
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7.3 Is a bucket and sponge (or similar) available for decontamination of respirator
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7.4 Does the pow mention about flap deflection being between 20-25cm within the airlock and has the supervisor carried this out
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7.5 Do the flaps cover the airlock openings adequately
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7.6 Are all the airlock flaps weighted
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7.7 Is each stage of the airlock at least 1m x 1m x 2m (height)
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7.8 If 7.7 is No was this variation justified in the Plan of Work
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7.9 Does the inner stage of the airlock have a viewing panel at least 600 x 300 mm
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7.10 If 7.9 is No, please indicate why not
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Comments / Clarifications
8.0 Air Extraction Equipment
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8. 1 Is the extract sited in relation to ideal air management
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8.2 is the extract capable of providing either a minimum of 8 air changes per hour (enclosures > 120 cubic m) or airflow at least 1000 cubic m per hour for smaller enclosures
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8. 3 Is the extract vented to outside atmosphere where practical
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8. 4 Does each NPU have a non return flap on the exhaust side of the HEPA filter
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Comments / Clarifications
9.0 Observed Work Practices
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9.1 Is the pre filter (or roving head) the only part of the NPU exposed to the working area ( I.e NPU sheeted out if inside enclosure)
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9.2 Does the RPE (including filter) being used, match that stated in plan of work
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9.3 Are all components of full face RPE uniquely identifiable ? E.g mask, blower and battery identified / marked / tagged with name or item / serial number.
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9.4 Are colours of coveralls as stated in the plan of work or standard procedures
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9.5 Are disposable working coveralls and transit coveralls 'category 3 type 5/6'
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9.6 Are all items of necessary PPE being properly worn? (E.g overalls not tucked into boots, overall hood headstraps etc)
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9.7 Does the dust suppression method being used match that stated in the plan of work
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9.8 Is the dust suppression method suitable for type of work or material? ( if needle injection machine used, please state manufacturer)
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9.9 Does the asbestos removal technique being used match that stated in the plan of work
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9.10 Has the waste been appropriately bagged? ( e.g immediately and single bagged if still in enclosure )
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Comments / Clarifications
10.0 Hygiene Facility
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10.1 Is the unit positioned in relation to the work area as stated in the plan of work
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Direct connection ?
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Transit arrangement ?
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10.2 If the unit is not directly connected to the enclosure, would it have been reasonably practicable to do so
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10.3 Is the transit route as short as possible and away from occupied areas
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10.4 In addition to item 1.6 above, is the unit fully functional / in working order ? (Heating, lighting, water filter, drains etc)
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10.5 Are the internal doors and external door to the dirty end all fully self closing
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10.6 Is there an adequate number of shower heads for operatives ? (I.e at least one for every 4 operatives)
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10.7 Is there a nailbrush provided in the shower area
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10.8 Is the unit in good condition and clean so far as is reasonably practicable
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10.9 Are towels provided
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10.10 Are the clean end and dirty end doors marked (including prohibited entry and mandatory PPE signage, where required)
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10.11 Is there a clearance test certificate from the previous job, for the dirty and shower compartments of the hygiene unit
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Date of DCU clearance test
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Comments / Clearance
11.0 Waste
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11.1 Are the waste disposal arrangements as described in the plan of work with skip or waste carrier as stated within the pow.
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11.2 Is the waste transit route free from residual or spilt waste
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11.3 Where applicable, is there sufficient means to segregate waste from equipment / supplies within the company vehicle
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11.4 Has a separate bag lock been provided
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11.5 If 11.4 is No, was this justified in the plan of work? ( NB "small amount of waste" is not a valid justification
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11.6 Is each stage of the bag lock at least 1m x 1m x 2m (height)
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11.7 If 11.6 is No was this variation justified in the Plan of a Work
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11.8 Is the bag lock free from visible asbestos debris
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11.9 Does the inner stage of the bag lock have a viewing panel at least 600 x 300mm
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11.10 If 11.9 is No please indicate why not
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Comments / Clarifications
12.0 Company Vehicle(s)
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Enter Reg, Make and Model
Vehicle 12.
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12.1 Reg, Make and model
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Is the van reasonably tidy and with minimal risk of the spread of asbestos
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Is the waste section free of all asbestos material
13.0 Scaffolding
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13.1 Is the asbestos removal contractor using any scaffolding on site
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13.2 Was a subcontractor used to erect the scaffolding
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Is there a pow on site for the scaffolding and has the scaffolding been tagged
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13.3 Was the scaffolding liable to disturb asbestos while being erected
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Name the subcontractor and write down their licence number
14.0 Further Comments / Clarifications
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Did you note any new hazards not previously identified
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Please list the hazards
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PPE<br>Is ppe as being worn as within the pow ? <br>Is there any PPE that hasn’t been recorded required on site ?