Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

High risk activities

  • Excavations/ earthworks

  • Has an excavation report been completed?

  • Working at height

  • Shoring boxes

  • Cutting/ Dust control

  • Live services

  • Manual handling

  • Confined spaces

General safety

  • PPE

  • COSHH

  • Lifting equipment

  • Manhole access

Plant & Equipment

  • Seatbelts being worn - dumper drivers - including seatbelt being clipped in/ sat on

  • Plant No.

  • Daily plant checks being completed

  • Bucket storage

  • Signage

  • Fuel bowser - bunded and contained with fencing

  • Security - e.g. security of equipment and tools

  • What is the issue?

Documentation

  • Daily briefing in place for the day?

  • HAVS

  • PUWER & LOLER

  • Traffic management plan up to date?

  • Gradients and inclines up to date

  • Near miss/ walkovers

  • Inductions - including subcontractors

  • Subcontractor RAMS

  • Subcontractor name

Permits

  • To dig

  • Hand dig permit

  • Confined space

Operative check

  • Has the operative been inducted MJL/Client inductions - CSCS card copy attached

  • Does the operative hold a CSCS card?

  • Has the operative signed the daily brief

  • Has the Operative signed that RAMS - Note: Machine Operators must also sign all of the RAMS documents.

  • PLANT OPERATORS ONLY - Does the operative hold a CPCS card or equivalent MJL in house training

  • SITE MANAGERS/ SUPERVISORS ONLY - Does the manager hold and in date SMSTS/ SSSTS certificate

  • TAYLOR WIMPEY SITE MANAGERS ONLY - Does the Site Manager hold a TW Conversion

Environment

  • Spill kits available

  • Pumps contained within drip trays

  • Plant parked away from tree roots

Principal Contractor requirements

  • Site/ local roads clear of mud

  • Silt management

  • Welfare - including availability of hot water

  • Security - e.g. Site perimeter

Notes and Recommendations

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