Management Daily Site Visits Risk Assessment

Site access and egress -Working arrangements site specific hazards-slips, trips and falls, work area and access around the site

Preventive control measures ESS managment to attend Client site /compound for full SHEQ site induction. Report all safety concerns to your ESS line manager immediately.

Movement around the site -Work at height, falls of persons/materials falling objects

Preventive control measures - You must only use the designated access routes as per the client traffic managment plan and obey instructions from the site management. Report all safety concerns to your ESS line manager immediately.

Dangerous Areas- Work adjacent to the fragile surface

Preventive control measures -Where a workplace contains a risk of a person falling a distance or being struck by falling objects, It shall be indicated with safety signage and physical barriers put in place to protect a person's health and safety at work. Report all safety concerns to your ESS line manager immediately.

Work at Height - Falls from height , falling objects

Preventive control measures - Avoid work at height where it's reasonably practicable to do so where work at height cannot be easily avoided, Prevent falls using either an existing place of work that is already safe or the right type of equipment Minimise the distance and consequences of a fall, by using the right type of equipment such as stop end guard rail where the risk cannot be eliminated If any area is in poor condition or highlights the risk of a potential fall then ESS PERSONNEL DO NOT PROCEED and report concern to the ESS line manager immediately

Scaffold working platforms-poor maintenances , unauthorised scaffold modification

Preventive control measures-Check for any other signs of unauthorised interference. If found, report them to your line manager immediately. The practice of interfering with or modifying of scaffolds by non-qualified scaffolding operatives is unacceptable under any circumstances and may lead to prosecution by the enforcing authorities. All structures must be handed over by a competent person to the customer, in some cases a “tag” type system is used at the ladder access points which clearly shows the validity / suitability of the structure. It is a legal requirement within the Work at Height Regulations 2005 that all scaffolds must be inspected: Before being put into use At seven-day intervals until dismantled After bad or excessively wet weather or high winds or another event likely to have affected its strength or stability After any substantial additions or other alterations After unauthorised interference scaffold weekly inspections will be carried out by ESS on behalf of client. Report all safety concerns to your ESS line manager immediately.

Site Specific Hazards –Electricity, Fire, Gas Flues, Asbestos

Preventive control measures- The client must provide ESS staff with a briefing on any known hazards, risks, and required control measures (including reporting procedures) specific to the site. This briefing should pay particular attention to gas flues, electricity, asbestos, fire and emergency procedures, voids and gaps, skylights, chimney stacks and fragile working surfaces when working at height. Report all safety concerns to your ESS line manager immediately.

Adverse Weather Conditions - Wet slippery surface, High Winds, Extreme Cold, Heat,Sunlight, Poor visibility due to mist/fog/rain

Preventive control measures- Check weather forecast and site regularly Assess the situation before work allocations and cancel activities if conditions are deemed too hazardous to go out .i.e heavy rain , snow , icy frosty conditions etc. Assess site before going out to access site. Take alternative route/ cordon off hazardous areas where possible. Report all safety concerns to your ESS line manager immediately.