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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Health & Safety Site Inspection

  • H&S Manager:

  • Project Address

  • Project Name:

  • Client:

  • Safety Accompanied by:

  • Date of Inspection

1 Weekly Inspection Report – Lift and Work Equipment

  • Evidence of Work and Lift equipment checks being completed at time of audit

  • All lifting equipment visually ok at time of audit walk around with the Foreman

2. Workplace transport & mobile plant

  • All Excavators on site at time of audit. Had the weekly inspections completed by the Excavator Operators and the Foreman

  • All Dumpers on site at time of the audit had the Foreman weekly checks completed

  • All Roller on site at time of the audit had the Foreman weekly checks completed

  • Block grab at time of audit was on a pack of blocks

  • All Bucket change areas were set out with fence in place and all clipped together with signage in place at time of audit

3. Excavations

  • Permit to digs are being completed by Site Agent and were in place at time of the audit

  • All service pits fenced off and secure at time of the audit

  • Deep excavation fenced off and secure with signage in place

4. Working habits

  • Operatives on site at time of the audit all found to be wearing the correct PPE/RPE

  • All operatives had signed in at time of the audit in the site agent’s office

5. Access, storage & housekeeping

  • Pedestrian walkways in place at various locations of the site with crossing points

  • Perimeter fence all in place and secure at time of audit

  • Site entrance was clear with signage in place and a holding point for the delivery lorries

  • Heavy materials storage area clean and tidy at time of audit

  • Light materials storage area clean and tidy at time of audit

6. Environmental issues

  • Refuelling area set out in the secure container at time of audit which was locked

  • Fire extinguishers present around the site at time of the audit at various locations

  • Spill kit present at time of the audit

  • Drip tray present at time of the audit

  • Ad- Blue was in drums at time of audit which was locked away with the bowser

  • Mixer on site at time of the audit with fence all around and secure

  • 2 Packs of blocks at the front of the mixer in place at time of the audit

  • Wheels were wrapped at time of the audit to prevent cross contamination

  • Signage was in place at time of the audit to advice user what PPE is required whilst in use

7. Emergency provisions

  • First aid kits were on site at time of the audit

  • Eye Wash is available on site if needed at time of the audit

  • First aid books were located within the site office at time of the audit

  • Designated First Aider on site at time of the audit was the site agent

  • Fire Muster point was at the site entrance at time of the audit

8. Health & welfare

  • All relevant Legislative Documentation on display. ie Law Poster, Nearest Hospital, Insurance Policy etc.

  • Welfare setup is supplied and maintained by the PC and at time of the audit was clean and tidy

  • Hot and cold running water in toilet block and canteen

  • Drying Room, Canteen, And RR officer were also clean and tidy at time of the audit

9 Safety Management

  • At time of audit all operatives onsite had signed the RAMS to state that they had read and understood the SSOW

  • Plant arrivals completed for all plant on site at time of audit

  • Quick hitch check sheets complete and up to date at time of audit

  • HAV’s record was being completed and up to date at time of audit

  • Weekly Tool Box Talks being completed

  • Excavation inspections being completed and all up to date

  • All site inductions up to date at time of the audit

  • COSHH Acknowledgement all signed up to date at time of the audit

Total

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