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SECTION 1 PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT RISK CONTROL

  • Are there adequate emergency arrangements on site? – appointed person, stocked first aid box, fire extinguishers

  • Asbestos register available on site?

  • Service location drawings available on site?

  • Are PTW forms available and being completed as required?

  • Are RAMS suitable and sufficient for works being carried out at time of inspection?

  • Have RAMS been communicated to relevant persons as required?

  • Are there COSHH RA / SDS on site?

  • Have all persons on site the relevant CSR/CPCS cards for tasks they are carrying out?

  • Have all persons on site asbestos awareness training?

  • Have all persons received a site induction?

  • Are toolbox talks being completed?

  • Is an incident book /form available onsite?

  • Is access and egress to the workplace adequately controlled and maintained?

  • Have all site visitors signed onto site?

  • Section 2 – Site Organisation and Logistics

SECTION 2 SITE ORGANISATION AND LOGISTICS

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  • Is site secured to prevent unauthorised access?

  • Is work area housekeeping to an acceptable level?

  • Is compound housekeeping to an acceptable level?

  • Are the site welfare facilities regularly cleaned and restocked, (water, paper towels, soap, sanitiser, toilet rolls, waste bin,)?

  • Is there an identified waste storage and collection area?

  • Is site arranged to eliminate or reduce Manual Handling where possible?

  • Has all timber been de-nailed?

  • Are site operatives wearing appropriate PPE/RPE or COVID-19 face covering where required?

  • Are other items of PPE available if required?

  • Is smoking restricted to a single safe location?

  • Section 3 – General Requirements

SECTION 3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

  • Are excavations safe to work in? – trench boxes, battered, shored etc

  • Are open excavations suitably protected?

  • Have excavation inspection reports been completed?

  • Is working at height being carried out safely?

  • Has access equipment been erected by competent person?

  • Is scaffolding tagged/inspected by competent person?

  • If ladders are being used, is it only for short duration work?

  • Is confined space work being carried out safely and relevant information available on site? i.e. RAMS, emergency procedure

  • Is confined space work being undertaken by suitably qualified personnel?

  • Is there evidence that equipment checks/inspections being undertaken as required?

  • Are hazardous substances identified and stored in an appropriate manner?

  • Are lifting operations being carried out safely and are suitable RAMs available on site?

  • Are LOLER certs available for lifting equipment/ accessories?

  • Are certificates of thorough examination available on site for plant?

  • Are all electrical tools 110v and PAT tested as required?

  • Has onsite electrical supply been installed by competent electrician?

  • Are adequate controls in place to reduce exposure to dust?

  • Are adequate controls in place to reduce exposure to noise?

  • Are appropriate controls in place for working with lead products?

SECTION 4 SITE WASTE MANAGEMENT

  • Is the SWMP available on site & updated as required?

  • Is the skip arrangement suitable, safe & secure as required?

SECTION 5 COMMERCIAL

  • Is site diary up to date daily

  • Have variations been issued

  • RFIs raised

  • Weekly time sheets issued to office

  • Weekly reports being issued

  • Any sub-contractor contra charges

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