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  • Job No.

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  • What work is being undertaken?

  • Person Conducting Inspection

  • Management Team Members Present

  • Conducted on

  • Location (e.g. street name or nearest farm, landmark to closest village, town or city)
  • Team Supervisor

  • Which personnel are on site (companies only, e.g. MCC Ltd, SPEN)

  • Operative 1:

  • Operative 2:

  • Operative 3:

  • Operative 4:

  • Operative 5:

  • Operative 6:

  • Vehicle 1 Registration:

  • Vehicle 2 Registration:

  • Vehicle 3 Registration:

  • Vehicle 4 Registration:

1.0 Dynamic Risk Assessment and Documentation

  • 1.1 Are significant hazards identified and controls implemented<br><br>

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  • 1.2 Are all personnel signed-on to the Risk Assessment (including other contractors and visitors) and risk,hazards and controls communicated

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  • 1.3 Service Plans available

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  • 1.4 Are Competency Certificates / Skills Cards on site and in date

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  • 1.5 Do CSMU Teams have access to a Team Pack on Workmobile

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  • 1.6 Notifiable CDM Projects - Have all personnel on site been inducted and signed in/out?

  • Risk Rating

2.0 Excavations

  • 2.1 Has a full Cat and Genny survey been completed?

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  • 2.2 Have trial holes been dug?

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  • 2.3 Have all services been clearly marked within the excavation area

  • Risk Rating

  • 2.4 Is there Safe Access and Egress into the excavation area

  • Risk Rating

  • 2.5 Excavation adequately supported if required (benching, battering, shoring implemented for excavations above 1.2m)

  • Risk Rating

  • 2.6 Spoil stored a safe distance from edge of excavations

  • Risk Rating

  • 2.7 Top Soil/Sub Soil separated

  • Risk Rating

3.0 Cable Lay and Ducting

  • 3.1 Trench at correct depth and within specification

  • Risk Rating

  • 3.2 Sand and bedding correct as per specification

  • Risk Rating

  • 3.3 Network spacing correct as per specification

  • Risk Rating

  • 3.4 Network undamaged with ends/seals protected

  • Risk Rating

  • 3.5 Network tiles/marker tape at the correct depth

  • Risk Rating

  • 3.6 Network physical protection - e.g steel plates if required

  • Risk Rating

  • 3.7 Exposed utilities supported

  • Risk Rating

4.0 Emergency Arrangements and First Aid

  • 4.1 Is fire extinguisher in full working order - charged and in-date?

  • Risk Rating

  • Calibration due date:

  • 4.2 Is the First Aid Kit fully stocked, eyewash available and in-date?

  • Risk Rating

  • 4.3 Emergency Arrangements - Are the arrangements known to all staff on site, (nearest A&E, Fire Assembly Point)

  • Risk Rating

5.0 Welfare

  • 5.1 Welfare - Are facilities suitable and sufficient for the duration of the task and numbers on site, including toilets and rest area

  • Risk Rating

  • 5.2 Are there suitable facilities for washing. (Hand wipes/blue roll or for dispensers Soap, Sanitiser, Barrier Cream)

  • Risk Rating

6.0 Health

  • 6.1 - Control of COSHH - Aware of hazards, risks and controls for substances being used and where to find appropriate information

  • Risk Rating

  • 6.2 Skin Management - Is there work involving irritants and appropriate control measures implemented, e.g. gloves, coveralls and eye protection

  • Risk Rating

  • 6.3 Noise - Is appropriate ear protection worn and in good condition

  • Risk Rating

  • 6.4 Respiratory - Are dust masks available, suitable for the task and being used

  • Risk Rating

  • 6.5 Are competent controls in place for risks associated with HAVS, (HAVS monitoring forms being completed)

  • Risk Rating

7.0 Tools, Equipment and Lifting Apparatus

  • 7.1 Are approved tools being used for the appropriate task (e.g. insulated shovels, picks)

  • Risk Rating

  • 7.2 CAT Present?

  • Risk Rating

  • CAT Number:

  • Next Calibration Due:

  • 7.3 Genny Present?

  • Risk Rating

  • Genny Number:

  • Next Calibration Due:

  • 7.4 Is all lifting equipment within its examination date

  • Risk Rating

  • 7.5 Is all lifting equipment in good working order. (undamaged, free of rips, cuts, tears, stretching, broken chains, hooks, oil leakage)

  • Risk Rating

  • 7.6 Is vibration and noise equipment in good working order and within examination date

  • Risk Rating

8.0 NRSWA

  • 8.1 Is there enough space within this area to store all tools and equipment including spoil and plant movements will not encroach outside the working area

  • Risk Rating

  • 8.2 Has the right choice been implemented taking into account, Speed Limit, Coned Area length (Refer to Red Book)

  • Risk Rating

  • 8.3 Is there a safe route for pedestrians and where a temporary footpath is installed, is it compliant

  • Risk Rating

  • 8.4 Are exclusion zones and barriers secured to prevent access by unauthorised persons

  • Risk Rating

  • 8.5 Is there a banksman competently overseeing the movement of plant and vehicles on site and going to/from site

  • Risk Rating

9.0 PPE - The correct PPE for the task being worn, fit for purpose and in good order.

  • 9.1 Flame Retardant Coveralls

  • Risk Rating

  • 9.2 Head Protection

  • Risk Rating

  • 9.3 Hearing Protection

  • Risk Rating

  • 9.4 Eye Protection

  • Risk Rating

  • 9.5 Dust Mask

  • Risk Rating

  • 9.6 Gloves

  • Risk Rating

  • 9.7 High Visibility Clothing

  • Risk Rating

10.0 Environment

  • 10.1 Are spill kits available

  • Risk Rating

  • 10.2 Have Environmental considerations been assessed and included on the Dynamic Risk Assessment (all hazards identified and risk assessed, including measures in place to protect trees plants, flora and fauna),

  • Risk Rating

  • 10.3 Appropriate measures in place to prevent pollution/damage to water courses? (drainage, sewers, rivers, burns, streams, irrigation systems, marshland, bogs)

  • Risk Rating

  • 10.4 Plan for removal of waste effective? (Is waste correctly separated for disposal? Are waste containers suitable and correctly labelled?)

  • Risk Rating

  • 10.5 Noise and Dust being suppressed as far as practicable

  • Risk Rating

  • 10.6 Waste scrap being removed and disposed of in the correct manner

  • Risk Rating

  • 10.7 Measures in place to ensure the protection of wildlife? (badger sets, otters, nesting birds, protected bird sanctuaries)

  • Risk Rating

  • 10.8 Are chemicals correctly labelled, stored properly and being used safely?<br>

  • Risk Rating

  • 10.9 Is all plant and vehicles stored or parked away from drains and water courses

  • Risk Rating

11.0 Vehicles, Trailers, Excavators and Plant Machinery

  • 11.1 Wheels and nuts/ Tracks/Chains/Shoes

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.2 Body Panels/Guards/Spray Suppression

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.3 Handles/Rails/Steps/Decking/Flooring

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.4 Mirrors/Windows/Wipers/Washers

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.5 Lights/Indicators/Beacons/Trailer/Boards/Number Plate

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.6 Securing Straps/Lashing Points/Hooks

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.7 Reflective Markers/Tailgate/Mudguards

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.8 Trailer Coupling Connections/Tow Eye/Ball/Hitch/Power Cable/Plug/Breakaway Cable/Jockey Wheel/Clamp/Drop leg

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.9 Securing Pins/Clips/Bucket teeth/Grease lines/Hydraulic Hoses

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.10 Are Seat Belts being used where applicable

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.11 Plant equipment and apparatus within its service date

  • Risk Rating

  • 11.12 Have daily Vehicle/Trailer/Excavator/Plant inspections been conducted and record book completed

  • Risk Rating

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