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  • Audit Title

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  • Client / DNO

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  • Location

1.0 Welfare

  • 1.1 Adequate toilet facilities

  • 1.2 Washing facilities

  • 1.3 Facilities for hot water

  • 1.4 Adequate drinking water

  • 1.5 Changing rooms

  • 1.6 Drying facilities

  • 1.7 Place to sit / rest

  • 1.8 All welfare facilities are warm and well ventilited

2.0 Documentation

  • 2.1 Health and Safety poster

  • 2.2 Health and Safety Policy

  • 2.3 Construction Phase Plan

  • 2.4 CDM Induction

  • 2.5 Emergency procedures and arrangements

  • 2.6 First aid arrangements

  • 2.7 Fire escape arrangements

  • 2.8 Nearest hospital

  • 2.9 Employer's liability insurance

  • 2.10 Completed yard risk assessment

3.0 Emergencies

  • 3.1 First aid kit

  • 3.2 Fire extinguishers

  • 3.3 Fire Assembly Point

  • 3.4 Means of raising the alarm

4.0 Yard Setup

  • 4.1 Allocated parking area

  • 4.2 Suitable walkways

  • 4.3 Suitable lighting

  • 4.4 Material lay-down area

  • 4.5 Pole storage area

  • 4.6 Loading / unloading areas

  • 4.7 Skip area

  • 4.8 Site office

  • 4.9 Stores

  • 4.10 COSHH storage

  • 4.11 Adequate signage

5.0 Security

  • 5.1 Yard secure

  • 5.2 Third parties kept safe

  • 5.3 Vehicles and plant secure

  • 5.4 Welfare secure

6.0 Housekeeping

  • 6.1 Site kept tidy

  • 6.2 Welfare facilities kept clean

  • 6.3 Trip and slip hazards removed

7.0 Environment

  • 7.1 Suitable dust management

  • 7.2 Watercourses / receptors protected

  • 7.3 Wildlife (animals / vegetation) protected

  • 7.4 Suitable spill management

  • 7.5 Waste placed in skips

  • 7.6 Segregation of waste

  • 7.7 Adequate pole storage protection (creosote not leaking onto ground)

  • 7.8 Transformers (old/used) stored off of the floor?

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