Information

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • THIS FORM IS USED FOR INITIAL SITE SAFETY VISIT. A FULL AUDIT WILL BE CONDUCTED MONTHLY

1.Management Responsibility

  • Has the Principal Contractor a copy of the Site-Specific Safety Management Plan available on site

2. Communication

  • The Principal Contractor has established communication arrangements for the site

  • Are all visitors and workers required to sign in when entering site ?

3. Risk Management - safe work method statement

  • Has Principal Contractor/Sub Contractors provided job hazard analysis [JHA] for current high risk activities?

  • Has the Principal Contractor reviewed the JHA'S provided by the SubContractors?

  • Has the Principal Contractor monitored subcontractor compliance with OSHA regulations?

  • Has the Principal Contractor established procedures for managing site emergencies?

4. At the time of the site visit were the any high risk construction work activities observed? If yes a JHA is required for that activity

  • At the time of visit were any high risk activities observed

  • Were proper JHSs in place for these activities?

5. Are measures in place to manage the risk associated with construction work

  • call before you dig?

  • Asbestos removal undertaken by a licensed contractor and workers supervised <br>

  • Site securely fenced to prevent unauthorized access

  • No electrical work is being done live

  • Signed confined space entry permits and JHA'S

  • Scaffolds fully decked with hand and mid rails in place and kick boards used <br>

  • Edge protection for persons at risk of fall from height

  • Traffic management plan available and is it being implemented

  • <br>if a Mobile plant being operated, eg. Barricaded areas, plant/people separated, reversing alarms, flashing lights, spotter for work close to overhead/underground power lines/cables

  • Scaffold handover and inspection certificates available

  • Excavations shored and/or benched

  • Location of underground services identified and clearly marked, provided to persons engaged to carry out excavations

  • Items of electrical plant being used on site have current inspection and test tags<br>

  • Engineers inspection certificates available for form work

  • High risk construction work being carried out as described in JHA'S

  • Site security fence panels not being used are laid on the ground or secured to prevent them from tipping over

  • Name of Principal Contractor and after hours contact details displayed at entrance

  • Signs and barricades in place to prevent unauthorised entry to work areas

  • Signs at entrance detailing all site safety and sign in requirements

6. OSHA Training

  • Has Principal Contractor verified site workers OSHA training / qualification <br> work card or certificate recorded

  • Has the Principal Contractor provided orientation, training and instruction to workers with signed copies kept.<br><br>If none of the multiple choice answers chosen, contractors must demonstrate how training and induction is provided to workers

  • Have the site workers been instructed/trained in the requirements of their site specific JHA

7. Inspection, Testing and Servicing

  • Has the Principal Contractor been carrying out documented site safety inspections (audits)<br><br>Sighted completed site safety inspection records

  • Has the Principal Contractor taken action to correct issues identified in audits [if any]<br><br>Sighted sign off recording that action was taken to correct the safety issues identified

  • Has the Principal .Contractor available for review records of inspections, testing and servicing

8. Observed Safety Breaches [if any]

  • Observed safety breaches [if any]

  • Have you brought any observed safety breaches to the immediate attention of the Principal Contractor site management representative

  • Have you issued a site safety instruction for any observed safety breaches

  • Completed by.

  • date and time recorded

  • notes:

  • The purpose of the on site review of the implementation of the site specific safety management plan is for the Principal Contractor to demonstrate their site specific safety management plan. The review program for the implementation do the site specific safety management plan must be based on the project risk assessment. As a minimum an on site review [AUDIT] of the Principal Contractors implementation do the site specific safety management plan should be carried out within one month of construction work commencing on site and then once every month until completion

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