Information

  • 1.0 INSPECTION DETAILS

  • Inspection Number:

  • Project:

  • Date/Time:

  • Inspected by:

2.0 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

  • ACCESS WAYS – level, clearly defined, well-lit, clear of rubbish and materials.

  • PENETRATIONS –covered or barricaded, covers trafficable and secure

  • HOUSEKEEPING – Work area clean, materials stacked and no trip hazards.

  • PEDESTRIAN ACCESS – Safe, no obstructions, gates closed, signage up

  • SITE SECURE – Fence intact and site secured from unauthorised acces

3.0 PRE-START

  • COMPLETED – Conducted and communication written on allocated form

  • ACKNOWLEDGMENT – ALL workers on site signed on to pre-start form

4.0 PLANT

  • INDUCTION – inducted, Risk Assessment, maintenance records

  • OPERATOR – ticketed/licenced, verified as competent

  • PRE-START – logbook completed, faults reported, all safety items working

  • EXCLUSION ZONE – established and signposted

  • LIFTING GEAR – current tag, stored correctly, suitable WLL

  • LIFTING (CRANES) – MRC on boom, Crane Safe current, crane pad engineered, operator holds correct HRW licence

  • LIFTING (EXCAVATORS) – MRC/SWL on boom, suited to load/burst valves >1T capacity, bucket removed, engineered lift points

  • LIFT STUDY – Completed as required

5.0 ELECTRICAL

  • TOOLS AND LEADS – current test tag, raised off ground on insulated stands/hooks

  • RCDs – used, current test tag, tested before use

  • Working at Heights - Harnesses are attached, fall protection used

  • Plant & Equipment - Clearly identified, clean, load limits visible and known, test equipment within calibration date

6.0 PERMITS

  • ACTIVE PERMIT – Permit in place (hot works / excavation / confined space / work at height / client specific), approved and current

  • APPROVAL – Permit signed by Responsible Person

  • ACKNOWLEDGMENT – All relevant workers signed on to permit

7.0 EMERGENCIES/INCIDENTS

  • DRILLS – Undertaken as per drill schedule – refer to PSP

  • SIGNAGE – Evac diagram, emergency procedures and contacts displayed in appropriate areas

  • FIRST AID – First aid kit checked minimum quarterly, designated site first aiders displayed around site and with kit

  • REPORTING – Incidents recorded on form and reported to National HSEQ Manager

8.0 WORKING AT HEIGHTS (WAH)

  • GENERAL – Protection from fall, certificates of competency, permit (where harness required)

  • LADDERS – secured, no damage, industrial & suited to task (i.e no work from straight ladders)

  • USE OF WORKBOX – Work Box Checklist completed and signed off

  • SCAFFOLD – Complete & suitable for use, Scaff tag in date (maximum 30 days)

  • WORKING PLATFORMS (EWPs) - Fit for purpose, inducted, harness/lanyard provided and used

  • EMERGENCY – rescue plan in place and practiced

8.0 HOT WORKS

  • GENERAL – set up safely, PPE, equipment tested and tagged, Hot Works Permit, extinguisher within 5m

  • WELDING – Screens / blankets in place, PPE, warning signage, tested and tagged, compliant leads, extinguisher

  • TOTAL FIRE BAN – FRV / CFA (Vic), CFS (SA) exemption permit in place

9.0 EXCAVATIONS

  • NOTIFICATION (VIC) – WorkSafe notification sent 3 days prior

  • SERVICES – DBYD, positively identified and marked on ground

  • CONSTRUCTION – benched, battered, shields

  • PROTECTION – barricades, covered, Daily Inspection checklist completed and signed off

  • ACCESS – ladder, step or ramp access provided

  • EMERGENCY – procedure in place and drilled / practiced

10. CONCRETE / STRUCTURES

  • FORMWORK – Temporary Works Design in place and approved, constructed as per TWD

  • FORMWORK – delineation, no protruding screws, de-nailing, fall protection

  • REINFORCING BARS – Adequate reo end bar protection (horizontal bars = yellow caps, vertical bars <1m = timber, cap with steel plate

11. PILING (TUBULAR, SHEET, CFA)

  • STORAGE – tube piles/CFA pile cages chocked to prevent rolling, sheet piles overlapped/on dunnage

  • SERVICES – DBYD for location, services identified and marked, clear of O/H services, Elec. Spotter

  • FALL PROTECTION – Barricades around pile auger, tube piles >900mm above ground, open piles/holes (<900mm or ground level) covered and cover secured

  • INSTALL – Vibe heads/hammers free of leaks, secondary sling in place, exclusion zone

12. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES / DANGEROUS GOODS

  • STORAGE – bunded storage, signage, segregated, spill kits, extinguisher/s

  • DOCUMENTS – SDSs available, register on site, workers trained in use.

  • <br>PPE – Available, all required being worn as per SDS

13. ASBESTOS / LEAD RISK WORKS

  • NOTIFICATION – Regulator notified of ACM removal/high risk lead works

  • REMOVAL – ACM/lead removal by licensed personnel, air monitoring, clearance certificate by hygienist.

  • PPE – All required being worn as per SWMS

  • DISPOSAL – transport and disposal certificates

14. WORKING ON, OVER or NEAR WATER

  • INDUCTION – Personnel on board inducted to vessel

  • SAFETY – PFDs worn, in date and in good condition, life ring/s onboard

  • WATER CONDITIONS SAFE – Tidal works, wash, swell, forecast weather

  • VESSELS – Survey current, securely moored, safe access, prestart completed.

  • BARGES – Personnel capacity as per survey, stability assessment, plant/loads secured, Unattended Checklist completed

15. GENERAL

  • PPE (HARD HAT, GLASSES, HI VIS, BOOTS, SLEEVES, TROUSERS) – worn as required

  • SWMS – In place for the task, signed by workers, approved by management

  • AMENITIES – serviceable, clean, complete.

  • FIRE EXTINGUISHERS – Correctly located and inspection current (6 months).

  • SIGNAGE – Relevant signs in place

4.0. ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS CRITERIA

  • AIR QUALITY – Dust and sawdust controlled. No excessive dust generated. Use of water cart to suppress dust.

  • AIR QUALITY – Plant emissions, fumes, gasses, no vehicle emitting visible smoke continuously for >10 seconds

  • AIR QUALITY – No loose debris, odours, leaking gasses, etc

  • WATER QUALITY – No waste discharged into the sea or waterway (river or creek)?

  • WATER QUALITY – Water quality parameters (e.g., Turbidity, pH, dissolved oxygen, etc) tested where specified in the Contract?

  • FLOATING BOOM / SILT CURTAIN – Boom intact, secure & complete

  • SEDIMENT CONTROL – Sediment control measures (eg. gravel sausages, silt fencing) in good order, maintained?

  • SEDIMENT CONTROL – Vehicles not depositing material on public roads

  • SOIL MANAGEMENT – Stockpiles of soils neat, no sign of erosion, scouring?

  • SOIL MANAGEMENT – Disturbed areas rehabilitated / landscaped as specified?

  • SOIL MANAGEMENT – no stockpiles of contaminated soils, disposed of as required

  • SPILL KITS – within 10m, stocked, suitable for hydrocarbon

  • NOISE CONTROL – No excessive noise from machinery or plant.

  • NOISE CONTROL – Noisy activities worked during prescribed work hours?

  • VIBRATION – monitoring as required, records and calibration maintained

  • WASTE MANAGEMENT – Concrete washout discharged onto plastic lined pit or receptacle?

  • WASTE MANAGEMENT – Skips/bins on site for construction waste

  • FLORA & FAUNA – No fill around tree trunks, barriers around trees to be retained

  • FLORA & FAUNA – "No Go Zones" in place? No harm to native animals or threatened species

  • COMPLAINTS - Complaints and NCRs recorded and resolved?

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Note* This is an IAuditor version of: HSE INSPECTION CHECKLIST 2P21-06-A

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