Information

  • Document No.

  • Job No

  • Client / Building Name

  • Location
  • Auditors Name

  • Conducted on

Site information

  • Supervisors name

  • Contracts manager

  • Brief description of works

  • ASB5 Notifiable

  • Start date

  • Finish date

  • CDM Notifiable

1.0 Scope of Works

  • 1.1 Is there at least one Certificated asbestos supervisor as a minimum and as named on POW and ASB5

  • 1.2 Is ASB5 form correct in detailing form of asbestos and quantity as stated on the ASB5 and POW

  • 1.3 Is the total number of personnel on site less than or equal to that stated on the ASB5 and POW

  • 1.4 Is the scope of works adequately described in the POW

  • 1.5 Where there are re-instatement works, is there a suitable method statement to cover these works in the POW

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2.0 Plan of Work and Documentation

  • 2.1 Does the POW detail the client for the works

  • 2.2 Is there a copy of the standard operating procedures available

  • 2.3 Has the supervisor and all operatives signed to acknowledge having read and understood the POW (Question operative to see if they understand the POW. please record the operatives name.

  • 2.4 Has the POW been compiled by the competent person and been QC'd

  • 2.5 Does the POW state correct start-date and reasonable estimation of the completion date

  • 2.6 Are the working hours stated in the POW and being worked to

  • 2.7 Does the plan of works state the company providing analytical support and 4 stage clearance and who contracted to

  • 2.8 Does the plan of works accurately detail the type, condition and form of asbestos

  • 2.9 Does the plan of works detail the method of work accurately I.e. removal, encapsulation, and reinstatement

  • 2.10 Is the correct type of respirators to be used including filter types (I.e. Ori-nasal fitted with P3 filter, Powered full face fitted with P3 filter) being used as detailed in the POW

  • 2.11 Does the plan of work detail the arrangement made for smoke testing and witnessing

  • 2.12 Does the sketch plan within the POW match the site setup including position of DCU, Air/bag locks, NPUs, vision panels and CCTV, transit and waste route

  • 2.13 Are the enclosure dimensions correct and adhered to on site as detailed in POW

  • 2.14 Does the plan of work detail the entry/exit or transit procedures to be followed during the works

  • 2.15 Have all hazards been identified on site and appropriate risks assessments available for all operatives to view

  • 2.16 Have chemicals in use been identified on site and appropriate CoSHH assessments available for all operatives to view

  • 2.17 Where electrical isolations are required, is there a suitable certificate of isolation

  • 2.18 Is the contractors site diary available for inspection and up to date (comment whether the format is suitable to encourage useful entries)

  • 2.19 Is there a current medical certificate available on site for each supervisor and operative

  • 2.20 Are there face fit certificates avaIlable for all personnel dated within the timeframe set out by company policy for both half and full face RPE

  • 2.21 Is the daily work permit sheet completed

  • 2.22 Are RPE daily checklists filled out accurately prior to use of full face equipment

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3.0 Site Set up and Plant in use

  • 3.1 Have vision panels and or CCTV been set up to inspect work inside enclosure as detailed in the POW

  • 3.2 Have adequate warning signs been displayed

  • 3.3 Is there adequate first aid and fire fighting equipment present on site

  • 3.4 Are there at least two H-Type vacuum cleaners on site

  • 3.5 Are copies of current DOP test certificates accurately identified to the individual units for Vacs and NPU's

  • 3.6 Does the number and capacity of NPU's correspond with that stated in the POW

  • 3.7 Are all other electrical plant on site PAT (3 Monthly) tested and in date

  • 3.8 Is there sufficient negative pressure within the enclosure

  • 3.9 Is extraction sited so as to allow best airflow management

  • 3.10 Is there H-Type just inside the enclosure and at least 1 more in the work area and do they all work adequately

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4.0 RPE and PPE

  • 4.1 Is the RPE in use the same as that stated in the POW and suitably

  • 4.2 Are all operational staff clean shaven

  • 4.3 Are spare filters available on site

  • 4.4 Is the correct RPE being used by all operatives

  • Please record Full Face Mask Serial Numbers on site

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5.0 DCU

  • 5.1 Is the DCU positioned as stated in the POW with the transit route as short as possible

  • 5.2 Is it connected to the enclosure - if not is there a valid reason

  • 5.3 Does the power supply have a RCD fitted with a 30ma trip

  • 5.4 Is there adequate storage lockers

  • 5.5 Is the heating system working within the unit

  • 5.6 Is the unit adequately earthed

  • 5.7 Are all internal doors self closing and with good seal

  • 5.8 Is the unit clean internally

  • 5.9 Is the waste water filtered and being discharged to the closest foul drain - last date filter changed

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  • 5.10 Is there a discharge consent for the filtered water if required

  • 5.11 Do the showers provide adequate hot water

  • 5.12 Are there sufficient 13 amp sockets for power packs to be recharged

  • 5.13 Are there adequate supplies of shampoo and towels

  • 5.14 Is there a current DOP/ PAT test certificate (6 months) for the NPU'S

  • 5.15 Is there a current gas safety certificate provided by a competent gas safe registered contractor and is it uniquely identifiable to the unit (12 Months)

  • 5.16 Is there a current NIC electrical installation certificate (12 months)

  • 5.17 Are there sufficient shower heads to allow one per maximum of 4 operational staff

  • 5.18 Is there a nailbrush provided in the shower area

  • 5.19 Is the unit in good condition and clean so far is reasonably practicable

  • 5.20 Is there a clearance test certificate, from the previous job, for the dirty and shower compartments of the DCU

  • 5.21 Are the clean end and dirty end doors marked (including prohibited entry and mandatory PPE signage, where required

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6.0 Enclosure

  • 6.1 Is the enclosure including airlocks/bag-locks of sound condition and robust enough to maintain integrity throughout the course of works under reasonably anticipated conditions

  • 6.2 Are there bag locks fitted to the enclosure where it is reasonably practicable to do so and of adequate size

  • 6.3 Are bag locks free form visible debris

  • 6.4 Is waste route free from visible debris

  • 6.5 Are the airlocks clean and tidy and of adequate size

  • 6.6 Is there a vision panel to the inner stage of minimum 600mm x 300mm

  • 6.7 Is there sufficient overlap and weighting to the flaps of airlocks/bag-locks to provide a suitable potential seal

  • 6.8 On visual inspection were there any holes or breaks in the seal

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7.0 Observed Works

  • 7.1 Is the dust/fibre suppression method in use the same as prescribed on the POW and will it achieve adequate fibre suppression according to the exposure assessment

  • 7.2 Is waste correctly bagged in enclosure and Bag-lock/airlock

  • 7.3 Is there a skip on site and is good condition with lockable doors and correct signage

  • 7.4 if there is no skip requirement, are there adequate waste consignment notes on site relating to the ACM being removed

  • 7.5 Is the waste route free from residue or split waste

  • 7.6 Is all general site non-asbestos working PPE as stated in the POW (I.e Hard Hat, Gloves, Eye Protection etc)

  • 7.7 Is the pre filter the only part of the NPU exposed to the working area

  • 7.8 Are all personnel wearing the appropriate PPE and RPE correctly I.e. hood over RPE buckle

  • 7.9 Is the waste being properly bagged and are all bags adequate for the waste

  • 7.10 Is the general site well organised and tidy within reason

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8.0 Personnel and Company Vehicle

  • 8.1 Do all KES personnel have KES identification cards

  • 8.2 Are all KES personnel wearing KES/Keltbray branded uniform

  • 8.3 Is the behaviour of staff or contractors to an acceptable level

  • 8.4 Was the response of the site supervisor positive and co-operative. was he able to understand any correction actions and implement a suitable solution as discussed or instructed

  • 8.5 Did operatives respond positively to instruction and advice

  • 8.6 Has the company vehicle checklist been completed as required

  • 8.7 Is the company vehicle reasonably clean externally and internally

  • 8.8 Has the company vehicle had a visual check and reassurance airtest carried out by a qualified analyst within the last 30 days (certificates should be kept in the vehicle for the one month until renewed)

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9.0 Additional audit information

  • Please enter any additional information or corrective action that is relevant to the audit

  • Supervisor signature

  • Auditor signature

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