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EHS – SITE EHS INSPECTION

INTRODUCTION

  • Have all items from previous inspections been closed out?

1. Lifting Operation Documentation

  • Complete Section

  • 1. Do all lifting operations and items of plant have a approved lifting plan?

  • 2. Are all members of the lifting team signed up to the relevant lifting plan?

  • 3. Does all lifting plant hold current hold a current 12 month thorough examination certificate?

  • 4. Have daily/weekly checks been complete for items of plan used for lifting? (eg excavators, cranes , telehandlers)

  • 5. Are items of plant used for lifting on good order?

  • 6. Do all members of the lifting team hold current competence card CPCS/NPORS?

  • 7. Are weekly LOLLER reports completed for all lifting accessories? is the LOLER checks being completed correctly?

  • 8. Are lifting accessory certs printed out and stored in the lifting folder?

  • 9. Do all lifting accessories have 6 monthly certification? Pick 5 items at random and check entry on LOLER, and that current certification is held.

2. Site Environment

  • Complete Section

  • 1. Have proximity hazards such as overhead cables, near by structures or other plant and machinery likely to cause risk to personal or the lifting operation been highlighted?

  • 2. If using excavator HIAB or Mobile crane are the ground conditions suitable for lifting operations?

  • 4. How safe is access route to the lifting area or crane base, lighting, trip hazards, etc..

  • 5. Are suitable access steps being provided and used to access delivery vehicles?

  • 6. Is suitable edge protection fitted to delivery vehicles protecting the slingers from falling?

  • 7. Are suitable storage areas provided for materials. Are materials stacked neatly without risk of falling.

  • 8. Are flood lights attached to the crane, are they positioned at a suitable height and are all the elements working(if illuminated)

3. Lifting Operations

  • Complete Section

  • 1. Is the lifting plant set up on level ground? And the correct mats being used as per the lift plan where applicable

  • 2. Are Suitable tag lines fitted? is the load controlled?

  • 3. Are Lifting personnel using suitable communication methods for the working area?

  • 4. Are lifting operations suitably supervised?

  • 5. Are lifting operations conducted using an excavator done safely, and with the bucket off,

  • 6. Are lifting operations being carried out by competent slingers with relevant training and experience?

  • 7. Is there a suitable exclusion area set up? is the area suitably controlled?

  • 8. Are the witnessed lifting operations (Cranes) being done in a safe manner and as per the lifting plan.

  • 9. Are slingers using a suitable means of access to attach or detached lifting accessories when working at height?

4. LIFTING ACCESSORIERS

  • Complete Section

  • 1. Are all lifting accessories checked during inspection in good order.

  • 2. Are lifting tags attached to lifting accessories display the test expiry date?

  • 3. Is there suitable storage on site for lifting accessories

  • 4. Is the provided storage being used for unused accessories

  • 5. Are slings being removed from loads after lifting

  • 6. Have loads been landed on suitable bearers allowing slings to be removed.

  • 7. Is rebar being landed on timber bearers, protecting the one-use slings from damage.

  • 8. Are one-use slings only being used for unloading rebar

  • 9. Are delivery slings being removed from use and stored for shipping back to the supplier? Eg: Oshea slings

6-Yard Waste skips

  • Are skips fitted with lifting eyes and is current certification held on site?

  • Are waste skips in good condition and deemed safe to use/lift.

Concrete Skips

  • Are concrete skips clean and in serviceable condition?

  • Is the safety chain fitted with suitable hook/catch for storage with the bail arm upright?

  • If fitted with chains (in place of Bail Arm) are the chains clean, free of concrete, can be visually inspected.

Canti-Decks

  • Have Canti Deck/s been installed correctly, Back Propped, Legs Plumb with the gates locked preventing unauthorised opening.

Boat skips

  • Does the automatic locking function work correctly,

Completion

  • Auditor's name and signature:

  • Site manager's name and signature:

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