Information

  • Document No.

  • Client

  • Prepared by

Health & Safety

Safety Issues or Concerns

  • The overall goal is to complete the project with zero harm no lost time or reportable injuries, diseases or dangerous occurrences affecting those involved in the construction work, members of the general public or others. Also to ensure that no long-term health effects are brought about, or exacerbated by activities involved in the project.

    Winters Electrical are actively committed to zero harm on all sites with all contract managers having been SMSTS trained.
    We also employ London Building Safety Group to help monitor our ongoing commitment to health and safety and they will be carrying out regular site visits.

    Winters on site Construction Phase Plan holds all our records regarding Health and Safety

  • Last site visit report

  • Date of last visit

Site Audit

Construction Phase File

  • Site inductions completed, signed and filed

  • ECS card registered and filed<br>

  • Weekly toolbox talks completed, signed and filed

  • Plant log including PAT testing completed, signed and filed

  • Construction Phase file

Working at height

  • All steps, ladders, podiums & towers are tagged, recorded in file

  • Does the site have adequate means of protection to prevent fall from height including barriers around holes and edge protection for raised areas.

  • All access equipment is fit for purpose

  • Access / working at height

Excavations

  • Are there any excavations on site<br>

  • Excavations

Lifting appliances

  • Are there lifting devices used on site.

  • Are these devices carrying operatives. <br>

  • Are they fit for purpose and certificated.

  • Does each operator have the correct training and certification.

  • Lifting appliances

Plant and machinery

  • Is all plant fit for purpose

  • Is the plant adequate for the work tasks

  • Is there certification for all plant

  • Plant & machinery

Electrical

  • Are the site temps adequate and fully tested

  • Are the welfare facilities kept clean and tidy

  • Electrical

Health and welfare

  • Are there adequate welfare facilities provided

  • Are the welfare facilities kept clean and tidy

  • Health & Welfare

Registers and notices

  • Is there a site notice board

  • Has the F10 form been displayed

  • Has the following been displayed:- an evacuation plan, first aider detailed, fire points identified, site location details, emergency services details, nearest hospital.

  • Registers & Notices

Safety policy

  • Safety Policy is being adhered to.

Fire

  • Are there fire points on site with fire extinguishers in date.

  • Is there an adequate means of raising an alarm.

  • Fire

Public Safety

  • Is there adequate security in place to prevent entry to site by general public and/or clients staff.

  • Public safety

Risk assessment (RAMs)

  • Risk assessments and method statements are be implemented

Asbestos / lead

  • Is there asbestos or other hazards

  • Has the register been reviewed and actioned

  • Asbestos / Lead

COSHH

  • COSHH

Protective clothing

  • Protective clothing (PPE) is being adhered too and being looked after.

Pollution

  • Pollution

Special hazards

  • Special hazards

Abrasive wheel

  • Abrasive wheel

Scaffold

  • Scaffold

General Concerns

General comments

  • General comments on items that have not been covered within the report content.

  • Item
  • Any further comment

Urgent actions required

  • Urgent actions required

  • Item
  • Any further comment

  • Action to be completed by

  • Date issued to be completed by

Improvements required

  • Improvement required

  • Item
  • Any further comment

  • Action to be completed by

  • Date issued to be completed by

Issued

  • This document has been issued to the persons listed below and is an overview of the project at the time that this report was dated.

  • Signature of author

  • Date of report.

  • Circulated to

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