Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Project Manager

  • Site Manager

  • Location
  • MARKING CRITERIA – RISK AND ACTION BASED MARKING
    Notes:
    a) Use the most dominant column in the schedule to determine score allocated.
    b) Depending on the circumstances, one or more columns may be dominant e.g., ‘Vibration White Finger’ may be a ‘1’ but clearly would not cause a fatality or ‘No Welfare’ could be a ‘0’ but would not be extremely dangerous.
    MARK - TITLE - SEVERITY - EFFECT - ACTION

    Scoring:
    1 Very Poor (Stop Works)
    2 Poor (Immediate Action Required)
    3 Non-Conformance (Improvement Required)
    4 Good Practice
    5 Very Good / Excellent (Exceeding company expectations / H&S Innovation)
    Yes/No = automatic score of 0 or 5
    Overall Scores:
    85.1-90% Excellent
    80.1-85% Good
    78.1-80% Unsatisfactory
    0-78% Urgent Action Required
    The author believes that the information contained within this report to be correct at the time of printing.

H&S Audit

1. Access & Egress

  • 1.1 Site entrance conditions

  • 1.2 Hoarding

  • 1.3 Internal walking routes

  • 1.4 Green Route

  • 1.5 Vehicle routes

  • 1.6 Site Register (All operatives and visitors signing in/out)

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  • Action and/or Comments

2. Emergency Systems

  • 2.1 Means of raising alarm

  • 2.2 Fire points

  • 2.3 First Aid Arrangements

  • Note: Any site with a defibrillator (AED) shall be awarded 5 for first aid arrangements

  • 2.4 Training

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  • Additional Comments

3. Housekeeping

  • 3.1 Office / Meeting Rooms

  • 3.2 Welfare areas

  • 3.3 Obstructions / hazards

  • 3.4 Site Cleanliness

  • 3.5 Cable Management

  • 3.6 Storage of Materials

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4. PPE

  • 4.1 Compliance with 3 point PPE policy

  • 4.2 Task PPE in line with Risk Assessments

  • 4.3 General PPE Arrangements

  • 4.4 Visitor PPE (suitably stored in a range of sizes)

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5. Work at Height

  • 5.1 Edge protection in place

  • 5.2 Harness

  • 5.3 Scaffolding (condition)

  • 5.4 Towers / MEWPS

  • 5.5 Ladders / Steps / Podiums

  • 5.6 MEWP / PECO

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6. Protection of the Public

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  • 6.1 Signage and Information

  • 6.2 Traffic marshals

  • 6.3 Gates / doors secured

  • 6.4 Security

  • 6.5 Public Routes

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7. Welfare

  • 7.1 Designated Smoking Area

  • 7.2 Means of heating Food and Water

  • 7.3 Tables and Chairs with back rests

  • 7.4 Drying room

  • 7.5 Handwashing Facilities (Hygiene)

  • 7.6 Toilet facilities

  • 7.7 Drinking water available

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8. Information and Signage

  • 8.1 Noticeboard

  • 8.2 CCS Signage and Information

  • 8.3 Emergency contacts

  • 8.4 Internal Signage

  • 8.5 Subcontractor Safety League Board

  • Note: Standard sub-contractor board not issued yet therefore 5 if sites have implemented a board otherwise N/A until the process is released

  • 8.6 EHS Promotional Material (Posters, Spotlights, Safety Alerts)

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9. Electrical

  • 9.1 Isolation certs, Permits, Installation certs

  • 9.2 110v Equipment in use

  • 9.3 Portable Appliance Tests and Temporary Electrical Installation Inspections

  • 9.4 Fit for purpose

  • 9.5 Warning Signage and Protection

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10. Plant and Work Equipment

  • 10.1 Tool Storage

  • 10.2 Guards in use

  • 10.3 Maintenance/Inspections (i.e. PUWER register)

  • 10.4 Safe operation of plant

  • 10.5 Trained / competent user

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11. Lifting Equipment, Appliances and Operation

  • 11.1 Planning and SSOW

  • 11.2 Lifting Operations Management

  • 11.3 Inspection, Testing, Examination

  • 11.4 Training and Vetting (inc slingers and operators)

  • 11.5 Rescue Plan (inc training and kit)

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12. Manual Handling

  • 12.1 Assessments in place

  • 12.2 Safe Working Practices (i.e. boards stacked horizontally)

  • 12.3 Manual handling aids

  • 12.4 Training for operatives (including evidence of MHO TBT)

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  • Additional Comments

13. Asbestos

  • Is the section applicable?

  • 13.1 Is an Asbestos Survey available?

  • 13.2 Safe Working Practices

  • 13.3 Reassurance monitoring & Clearance certificate

  • 13.4 Awareness training

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  • Additional Comments

14. Excavation

  • Is this section applicable?

  • 14.1 Excavation Works Planned (surveys, scans and investigations undertaken?)

  • 14.2 Permits to Dig / Confined Spaces Permits

  • 14.3 Excavation Support

  • 14.4 Edge Protection (physical barriers, stop blocks)

  • 14.5 Excavation Inspection (arrangements and recording)

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15. Induction and Training

  • 15.1 Induction materials available & records maintained

  • 15.2 Workforce competency & compliance checks (5 for use of CSCS card checker)

  • 15.3 Occupational health questionnaires

  • 15.4 Toolbox Talks (TBT)

  • 15.5 Daily Briefing (DABS)

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16. CDM Documentation

  • 16.1 Pre-construction info

  • 16.2 CPP

  • 16.3 Communication with CDM parties

  • 16.5 General awareness / training

  • 16.4 HSEQ Meetings

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17. Temporary Works

  • Is this section applicable?

  • 17.1 T.W.C and T.W.S

  • 17.2 Temporary Works Register

  • 17.3 Design Brief (Drawings & Calculations included)

  • 17.4 Permits

  • 17.5 Inspections

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18. Fire and First Aid

  • 18.1 Fire Risk Assessment completed

  • 18.2 Storage of Gas Bottles, Oxygen and Liquid Fuel

  • 18.3 Fire Drill (6 monthly)

  • 18.4 Weekly Fire Safety Inspections

  • 18.5 Weekly Fire Alarm Test

  • 18.6 First Aid Assessment completed

  • 18.7 Emergency Procedures and Plan

  • 18.8 Fire & First Aid Signage

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19. Supervision and Monitoring

  • 19.1 Site Supervisors / Managers Inspections (Weekly)

  • 19.2 Actions completed since the last HSEQ inspection and/or managers inspection

  • 19.3 Sub-Contractor on-site Manager/Supervisor

  • 19.4 Management Training Records

  • 19.5 Near Miss Reporting

  • 19.6 Incident Reporting

  • 19.7 Project / Progress Meetings (co-ordination meeting)

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20. Risk Assessments and Method Statements

  • 20.1 CCL RAMS in place (for all CCL works)

  • 20.2 Sub-Contractors RAMS

  • 20.3 Chemical (COSHH Assessments, Dust, Explosives, radiation)

  • 20.4 Biological (Contamination, Leptospirosis, Legionella, Covid-19)

  • 20.5 Noise & HAVS assessments

  • 20.6 Permit To Work Systems

  • 20.7 CCL RAMS Review Form Completed by Site Manager

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21. Environmental

  • 21.1 Site Environmental Management Plan

  • 21.2 Spill kits and hazardous waste bins.

  • 21.3 Storage of Chemicals and Fuel

  • 21.4 Training

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22. Waste Management

  • 22.1 Waste Management Plan

  • 22.2 Skips / Bins (secure, waste separated, signposted, contained)

  • 22.3 Waste Transfer Notes / Consignment Notes (WTN/CN)

  • 22.4 Waste Carriers License (WCL)

  • 22.5 Waste Liquids Storage

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23. Environmental Impact

  • 23.1 Environmental Noise & Vibration

  • 23.2 Dust

  • 23.3 External appearance of site

  • 23.4 Neighbourhood communication (meetings, community noticeboard, newsletter).

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Signature

  • Signed by HSEQ Manager

  • Signed by Site/Project Manager

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