Title Page

  • Job No.

  • Client Name

  • Site Location

  • Supervisor's Name

  • Contract Manager's Name

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

Keltbray Environmental Solutions Site Audit V5

Site Information

  • Brief Description of Works

  • Notification Type

  • Start date of the works being audited

  • Finish date of the works being audited

1.0 Plan of Work & Notification

  • 1.1 Has the plan of work been QC checked

  • 1.2 Is there a record indicating the CM visited site to verify planning prior to work commencing

  • 1.3 Is the Supervisor as named in the POW and as Notification

  • 1.4 Is the scope of work as stated within POW and as Notification

  • 1.5 Is the Client as stated on the POW/Notification

  • 1.6 Are start/finish dates, days and times on site stated in the POW and as Notification

  • 1.7 Is the form, type, condition and quantity of asbestos stated in the POW and as Notification

  • 1.8 Is the number of personnel on site stated in the POW and as Notification

  • 1.9 Does the POW describe arrangements for welfare facilities

  • 1.10 Does the POW detail the method of work accurately (e.g. removal, encapsulation, reinstatement etc.)

  • 1.11 Does the POW contain a site diagram including transit and waste routes, viewing panels/CCTV, position of vacs, NPUs and other key information

  • 1.12 Does the POW air extraction calculation result indicate capability of a minimum of 8 air changes per hour (enclosures <120m3) or airflow of at least 1000m3 per hour for smaller enclosures

  • 1.13 Does the POW state specific air monitoring requirements by whom and to who they are contracted

  • 1.14 Does the POW state PPE and RPE requirements

  • 1.15 Does the POW state arrangements for smoke testing and witnessing

  • 1.16 Does the POW detail requirements for isolations

  • 1.17 Does the POW contain details of response to emergencies

  • 1.18 Are site specific risk assessments available

  • 1.19 Do site specific risk assessments include non-asbestos risks (e.g. WAH, HAV, confined spaces, manual handling etc.)

  • 1.20 Are site specific CoSHH assessments available

  • 1.21 Is there a copy of KES Standard Operating Procedures available (note issue date in footer of document)

2.0 CDM

  • 2.1 Is the work CDM notifiable

  • 2.2 If yes, is there a copy of the F10 on site

  • 2.3 If KES are acting as PC, is there a copy of the Construction Phase Plan available

  • 2.4 If yes, does the CPP identify the CDM structure (Client, PC, PD etc.)

3.0 Training & Induction

  • 3.1 Are medical certificates available for all personnel on site

  • 3.2 Are face fit certificates available for all personnel on site (half-face respirators)

  • 3.3 Are face fit certificates available for all personnel on site (full-face respirators)

  • 3.4 Are training certificates available for personnel for the full range of competencies required

  • 3.5 Have training certificates been stamped as authenticated where they are not originals

  • 3.6 Is there a KES first aider on site

  • 3.7 Has a member of KES staff on site undertaken Fire Safety Awareness training

  • 3.8 Have all persons involved in the works been briefed on the POW/Risk Assessments and signed to confirm their understanding

  • 3.9 What was the date and topic of the most recent toolbox talk

  • 3.10 Is there a copy of the KES emergency procedures on site

4.0 Site Checks & Inspections

  • 4.1 Are Permit to Work forms completed

  • 4.2 Are DCU check records completed

  • 4.3 Are NPU AM/PM check records completed with DOP certificates available

  • 4.4 Are Vacuum AM/PM check records completed with DOP certificates available

  • 4.5 Are NPUs/vacs/lights/leads/transformers etc. AM/PM check records completed with evidence of PAT testing visible

  • 4.6 Are check/inspection records completed for access equipment/other items of plant on site including certificates of thorough examination where applicable

  • 4.7 Are enclosure AM/PM check records completed

  • 4.8 Are NPU manometer reading records completed

  • 4.9 Is there a record of the anemometer check reading prior to the smoke test

  • 4.10 Are smoke test results recorded

  • 4.11 Are certified records of isolation(s) available

  • 4.12 Are daily site diaries available and up to date

5.0 RPE, Exposure Records & Personal Monitoring

  • 5.1 Are RPE daily check (AM/PM) records completed

  • 5.2 Are RPE monthly check records (first week of the month) completed

  • 5.3 Is there a 6-monthly service certificate available for all RPE

  • 5.4 Are exposure record codes recorded on the Permit to Work

  • 5.5 Is personal monitoring taking place as specified in the POW

  • 5.6 Are all readings as per anticipated exposure figures or lower

  • 5.7 Are personal monitoring records recorded on the Permit to Work

6.0 Site Set-Up

  • 6.1 Does the POW site diagram match the site layout

  • 6.2 Is sufficient warning signage displayed

  • 6.3 Are the welfare facilities as specified in the POW

  • 6.4 Are fire detection/warning systems and fire-fighting equipment as specified in the POW

  • 6.5 Are first aid kits available

  • 6.6 Are there at least two H-type vacuums on site (one immediately inside enclosure)

  • 6.7 Are operatives outside the enclosure wearing PPE and RPE as specified in the POW

  • 6.8 Is the transit route as stated in the POW

  • 6.9 Is the transit route clearly signed

  • 6.10 Is the waste vehicle/skip positioned as stated in the POW

  • 6.11 Is the waste route clearly signed

  • 6.12 If skip on site, is it in good condition with lockable doors and correct signage

  • 6.13 If no skip on site, are there adequate waste consignment notes on site relating to the ACM being removed

  • 6.14 Is the overall site well organised with good housekeeping

  • 6.15 If it has been necessary to amend the site diagram, is the reason and authority for change communicated to site personnel

7.0 Enclosure

  • 7.1 Is the enclosure constructed as specified in the POW

  • 7.2 Are vision panels (minimum 600x300mm) and/or CCTV set up as specified in the POW

  • 7.3 Do viewing panels/CCTV provide clear and total vision of the entire work area

  • 7.4 Is the number and capacity of NPUs as stated in the POW

  • 7.5 Is the pre-filter (or roving head) the only part of the NPU exposed to the work area

  • 7.6 Is exhaust trunking colour coding in accordance with the SOPs (silver trunking within enclosure, grey trunking external to enclosure)

  • 7.7 Are the airlocks/baglocks the size and position stated in the POW

  • 7.8 Are the baglock flaps open where specified in the POW

  • 7.9 Are there additional airlocks where specified by the POW

  • 7.10 Is there sufficient overlap and weighting to the flaps of the airlock/baglock to provide a suitable seal

  • 7.11 Is there a yellow bucket in the inner stage of airlock and black lidded bucket on the edge of the enclosure

8.0 Observed Works

  • 8.1 Is the work in progress as stated in the ASB5 notification

  • 8.2 Is the method in the POW being followed

  • 8.3 Is there effective two way communication between the operatives within the enclosure and the outside man

  • 8.4 Are operatives within the enclosure wearing RPE and PPE as stated in the POW and is PPE being worn appropriately (e.g. overalls not tucked into boots, overall hood over head straps etc.)

  • 8.5 Do the airlock flaps show good movement with flap displacements as per POW air management calculations

  • 8.6 Is waste being correctly bagged and handled

  • 8.7 Is air monitoring taking place as specified within the POW

  • 8.8 Have all readings been low (no high readings recorded)

  • 8.9 Are observable preliminary personal decontamination procedures being followed

  • 8.10 Is the airlock clean and tidy

  • 8.11 Is the baglock free from visible debris

  • 8.12 Is the waste route free from visible debris

9.0 DCU

  • 9.1 Is the DCU positioned as specified in the POW

  • 9.2 If not directly connected to the enclosure, is there a valid reason

  • 9.3 Is the power supply to the DCU as specified in the POW

  • 9.4 Does the power supply have an RCD with a rated residual operating current not exceeding 30 milliamps

  • 9.5 Is the DCU adequately earthed

  • 9.6 Is there a carbon monoxide alarm in the clean end of the unit

  • 9.7 Are there adequate storage lockers

  • 9.8 Are adequate hooks provided

  • 9.9 Is there a mirror in the clean end

  • 9.10 Are there sufficient 13 amp sockets for power packs to be charged

  • 9.11 Are all internal and external doors fully self-closing with a good seal

  • 9.12 Is the unit fully functioning (heating, lighting, water filter etc.)

  • 9.13 Are the sufficient shower heads to allow one per maximum 4 operatives

  • 9.14 If a modular unit, is water management system size suitable for number of operational personnel on site

  • 9.15 If modular unit, are charging arrangements in place as specified in POW

  • 9.16 Are there adequate supplies of shampoo, towels and nailbrushes

  • 9.17 Is the current 6-monthly DOP/PAT test certificate for the unit available

  • 9.18 Has the manometer reading for the DCU been recorded on the Permit to Work

  • 9.19 Is the current Gas Safe certificate available

  • 9.20 Is the current NICEIC electrical test certificate available

  • 9.21 Is the clearance test certificate from the previous job available

  • 9.22 Are the clean end and dirty end doors displaying required signage

  • 9.23 Is the waste water filtered and discharged to a foul drain as specified in the POW

  • 9.24 Is the unit in good condition, clean and tidy

10.0 Personnel

  • 10.1 Are all KES personnel wearing branded company uniform

  • 10.2 Is the response of the Supervisor cooperative and positive and are operatives responding positively

  • 10.3 Is good awareness demonstrated by the Supervisor with regard to accident/incident reporting

  • 10.4 Is good awareness demonstrated by the Supervisor with regard to emergency procedures

  • 10.5 Is good awareness demonstrated by the Supervisor with regard to the Keltbray Contributions scheme

11.0 Company Vehicle

  • 11.1 Has the weekly vehicle checklist been completed

  • 11.2 Is the waste being correctly stored in the vehicle's waste compartment

  • 11.3 Has the vehicle had a reassurance air test carried out by a qualified analytical company within the last 30 days with a certificate available

  • 11.4 Does the waste carried exceed the ADR threshold

  • 11.5 If yes, does the vehicle have a complete ADR kit including fire extinguisher and first aid kit if required

  • 11.6 If yes, is the nominated drivers ADR training certificate included with other site held training records if required

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