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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

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  • HSE COMPLIANCE CHECK

  • Audit No

  • LIFTING OPERATIONS & LIFTING EQUIPMENT

  • Audit No

  • Project Name/No:

  • Site Supervisor:

  • Date:

  • Auditor(s):

  • Note: Check that all parts of the question are in place and list any remedial actions

  • Rating

  • Max

  • Are all persons involved in the lift able to see the load being lifted? If not, are radios provided?

  • Is lifting equipment marked with its Safe Working Load (SWL)?

  • Is the lifting equipment in good condition?

  • Has a Lift Co-ordinator been formally appointed and as a lifting plan been submitted to the Site Manager?

  • Is the lift supervised by a competent person (e.g. trained banksman)?

  • Is the lifting equipment subject to a thorough examination and a record kept?

  • Is the lift carried out in a safe manner? (e.g. use of barriers, signs etc)

  • If lifting equipment which is designed for carrying persons, is it clearly marked to this effect?

  • Are all persons involved in the lift competent?

  • Have all inspection records been kept by the Site Manager?

  • Rating system

  • 5 – Exceeds statutory requirements with examples of good practice

  • 4 – Achieves minimum requirements of HSE Legislation

  • 3 – Scope for improvement

  • 2 – Minor non-compliance

  • 1 – Major non-compliance

  • Rating system

  • 5 – Exceeds statutory requirements with examples of good practice

  • 4 – Achieves minimum requirements of HSE Legislation

  • 3 – Scope for improvement

  • 2 – Minor non-compliance

  • 1 – Major non-compliance

  • POSITIVE COMMENTS FROM HSE COMPLIANCE CHECK

  • AUDIT TRAIL AND SOURCES OF EVIDENCE:

  • Action

  • Contractor

  • Due Date

  • Complete

  • Auditor Signature

  • Date

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