Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Gang

  • Person in Charge of Works (PiCW)

  • Is it safe to conduct inspection?

  • What type of audit/ Inspection are you conducting today?

Job Pack

  • Gang should have a working tablet. If the tablet is not working, no works can take place until it is fixed or replaced.

Tablet

  • Do the gang have a working tablet?

  • Do the gang have a charger for the tablet?

  • Can they demonstrate they have sufficient knowledge on how to use DepotNet?

Paperwork

  • Do the gang have sufficient blank copies of the Daily on Site Risk Assessment

  • Has Daily on Site Risk Assessment been completed and suitable for the current<br>operations?<br>

  • Has Daily on Site Risk Assessment been signed by all personnel on site?

  • Are Method Statements in use and applicable?

  • Do the gang have a Permit to Dig Rev B?

  • Has evidence of permit to dig been uploaded to DepotNet

  • Have trial holes been completed and photo evidence uploaded to DepotNet?

Gang Pack

  • Do team have a Gang Pack?

  • Has the Gang Pack been signed by all team members?

  • Do the names match the people on site?

  • Do team have appropriate PPE for tasks undertaken?

  • Do teams have de-burring tool and suitable tube cutters?

  • Are COSHH assessments available for all hazardous substances held on site?

Permit to Dig

  • The Permit to Dig should be completed correctly, with all boxes filled. The Site location box, will normally be the road name, and the location relevant to the current excavation which has been surveyed. Permit number can be obtained from office once confirmation that area has been sufficiently CAT scanned. The duration should only be for the excavation of the works being undertaken

Permit to Dig and HA Permit Conditions

  • Has Permit to Dig been completed correctly?

  • Is the duration of the permit relevant for the location and type of works

  • Have all specific areas of note (ie schools) been indicated

  • Has the permit been uploaded to Depotnet?

  • Does the permit location match the CAT/Genny download data?

  • Please confirm services have been identified and sprayed up

  • Is there a copy of the HA Permit on Depotnet

  • Does the gang understand what conditions have been issued?

  • Does the site match the permit conditions?

Start of Work Daily Gate Check

Signing, Lighting and Guarding (SLG)

  • Are all barriers linked together with no gaps and suitably fixed to prevent<br>being blown down or out of position? (including all gate entrances)

  • Are street signs sufficient and correctly placed?

  • Is permit board correct and clearly displayed to public?

  • Are barrier feet in correct orientation?

  • Is 1.2m desirable or 1.0m minimum footpath maintained?

  • Is pedestrian access / egress maintained?

  • Are materials stored safely?

  • Do teams have sufficient walk boards and T-Matting for amount of track to be opened?

  • Is SLG sufficient to protect public from works?

  • Is all SLG clean and defect free

  • Are cones placed correct?

  • Are open excavations fully covered?

  • Where required are cover plates correctly placed?

  • Are cover plates placed over road gullies?

Chapter 8 Safety Checks

  • Is SLG Chapter 8 as per Safety at Road Works and Street Works Code of Practice (Red Book)

  • Road Works Ahead x 2

  • Road Narrows x 2 (one in either direction)

  • Blue Arrows x 3

  • Road Works End

  • Sand Bags in use

  • Pedestrian Direction Arrows (if required)

  • Lead in Taper

  • Safety zone if operatives working on site

  • Safety zone around pedestrian walkway

  • Pedestrian barriers with tapping rail for visually impaired

  • Are pedestrian barriers interlocked?

  • Exit Taper

  • Sufficient cones for size of site

  • Footway ramps if required

  • Minimum 1m Footway available for pedestrians

  • Footway Boards

  • Carriageway Plates

End of Work Daily Gate Check

  • Are all barriers linked together with no gaps and suitably fixed to prevent<br>being blown down or out of position? (including all gate entrances)

  • Are street signs sufficient and correctly placed?

  • Is permit board correct and clearly displayed to public?

  • Are barrier feet in correct orientation?

  • Is 1.2m desirable or 1.0m minimum footpath maintained?

  • Is pedestrian access / egress maintained?

  • Are materials stored safely?

  • Do teams have sufficient walk boards and T-Matting for amount of track open?

  • Is SLG sufficient to protect public from works?

  • Are cones placed correct?

  • Are open excavations fully covered?

  • Where required are cover plates correctly placed?

  • Are cover plates placed over road gullies?

Chamber Install

Chambers

  • FW4 chamber X4 rings

  • FW6 chamber X5 rings (NB.. sump required )

  • All chambers must be checked using gas detector before and whilst entering chamber .

  • Excavation should be 150mm larger than the outside of the chamber segment

  • Is the Chamber deep enough to accommodate the correct depth of cover for duct entry

  • Floor construction to be 100mm thick of lean mix C30

  • Have brackets and bearers been installed?

Sumps

  • Has a sump been installed? Application to FW6 or larger

Duct Entries

  • Are all ducts cut flush and burrs removed?

  • Are ducts from opposing ends in line?

  • Have duct entries been sealed?

  • Is Chamber clear of debris?

Duct Position

  • Ducts should not be installed less than 100mm from the base & 75mm from the sidewall.

  • Separation between ducts be it vertical or horizonal to be 25mm

  • Chamber sidewalls to be backfilled in even lifts/layers not exceeding 150mm each with type 1 material

  • Has duct been positioned in middle of ring?

Frame & Cover

  • F/C bedded on cement mortar bed in 10mm-50mm

  • Is the cement mortar over the exterior flanges/grout bar? this should be at a 45degree angle.

  • In grass verge, frame and cover to be 25mm lower than the surrounding surface

Reinstatement

  • Is the finish surface around the chamber reinstated to comply with SROH?

Cabinet Install

Location

  • Cabinet to be sited with 100mm clearance to any surrounding fixed structure to allow for maintenance.

  • Front of Cabinet to be minimum of 1200mm from the roadside edge of the kerb?

Installation of Cabinet

  • Does the excavation allow for 100mm minimum on all sides around the cabinet base?

  • Minimum excavation depth must be at least 350mm deep?

Duct Installation

  • Is there 3 x 110mm diameter 90 degree bends into the root base with a separation distance of 40mm, and a depth of cover of 250mm

  • Are ducts installed centrally within the cabinet root base?

  • Is the root installed level/squarely and aligned to the ductwork?

Root Installation

  • Is the top of the root base a minimum of 50mm clearance from the existing surface level?

  • Is the surround and root filled with concrete (or in soft or grassed area float finished with a slight chamfer to allow water dispersion)?

  • Are the ducts cut flush with the concrete surface and all burrs removed with de-burring tool?

Underground Cabling

  • Is there a copy of the Green Book available on site

  • Which Audit/Inspection are you completing today?

PIA Underground

  • Have gel wraps been installed in accordance with City Fibre specification and construction drawing?

  • Photo required.

  • Have tube distribution closures been installed in accordance with City Fibre specification and construction drawing?

  • Photo Required.

  • All excessive cabling/tubing removed within underground structure

  • Please comment

  • Photo required.

  • Is the internal duct to building sealed correctly to prevent ingress of water and gas following cabling?

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • High security equipment/covers/locks replaced following cable/jointing work

  • Please comment

  • Cable ties (Strap Cable Fixing) Cut flush with no sharp edges

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • Sub-duct/cable/joint correctly marked CFNPIA123456

  • Please comment

  • Type of label used (Black font on yellow background)

  • Please provide a photograph

  • Please provide a photo

  • Sub-duct safely routed through underground structure including slack of 0.5 metres

  • Please comment

  • Sub-duct routed through underground structure in a manner which will not obstruct access to existing line plant

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • Are approved end caps fitted on BFTs/sub-ducts?

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • Hazardous fibre waste (sharps/shards) cleared from chamber/site

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry drilled by approved method (core drill) and reinstated in accordance with BTOR specification?

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry in specified location

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • Duct entry finished flush

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry outer grouted/sealed

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry at correct depth 250mm footway

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry at correct depth 450mm carriageway type 3/4 roads

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry at correct depth 600mm carriageway type 1/2 roads

  • Please comment

  • Gifted chamber constucted correctly

  • Please comment

  • Are there any cables/equipment damaged and attriubuted to our works

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • Correct support and restraint of cables/joints in accordance with BTOR/CF specification?

  • Please comment

  • Work site left tidy, all rubbish removed.

  • Please comment

CityFibre Cabling

  • Have gel wraps been installed in accordance with City Fibre specification and construction drawing?

  • Photo required.

  • Have tube distribution closures been installed in accordance with City Fibre specification and construction drawing?

  • Photo Required.

  • Have all cables/subducts/BFTs been installed at suitable lengths and dressed correctly within the chamber?

  • Please comment

  • Photo required.

  • Are approved end caps fitted on BFTs/sub-ducts.

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • High security equipment/covers/locks replaced following cable/jointing work

  • Please comment

  • Cable ties (Strap Cable Fixing) Cut flush with no sharp edges

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • Are all sub-ducts/cables/BFTs labelled as per the job pack (e.g: SE-1-PN1/SE-1-PN1-ASN1) ?

  • Please comment

  • Type of label used (Black font on yellow background)

  • Please provide a photograph

  • Please provide a photo

  • Sub-duct safely routed through underground structure including slack of 0.5 metres

  • Please comment

  • Sub-duct routed through underground structure in a manner which will not obstruct access to existing line plant

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • Hazardous fibre waste (sharps/shards) cleared from chamber/site

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry drilled by approved method and reinstated in accordance with CF specification?

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry in specified location

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • Duct entry finished flush

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry outer grouted/sealed

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry at correct depth 250mm footway

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry at correct depth 450mm carriageway type 3/4 roads

  • Please comment

  • Duct entry at correct depth 600mm carriageway type 1/2 roads

  • Please comment

  • Gifted chamber constucted correctly

  • Please comment

  • Are there any cables/equipment damaged and attriubuted to our works

  • Please comment

  • Photo Required.

  • Correct support and restraint of cables/joints in accordance with CF specification?

  • Please comment

  • Work site left tidy, all rubbish removed.

  • Please comment

Civils Trench

Tools and Equipment

  • CAT & Genny

  • PVC Tape

  • Approved Tube Cutters

  • Approved De-Burring tool

  • Tape Measure

  • Is the appropriate type of upright whacker on site?

Process

  • Is the surface clear of excavated material?

  • Is the depth of cover @ 250mm minimum

  • Is there 20mm Sand Bedding present?

  • Is there 50mm Sand Cover present?

  • Is there Marker Tape placed in the trench?

  • Is the toby box set in and flush with the surrounding surface?

  • Is there 300mm of subscribers tube within the toby box and fitted with an approved end cap?

Material Used for Backfill/Compaction

  • What material is being used for backfill/compaction?

  • Is material to specified standard?

  • Have you witnessed compaction?

  • How many passes did you witness?

  • What type of upright whacker are they using?

  • Clegg Reading after 4th drop?

  • Are all kerbs replaced including bedding and backing? If no, please specify reason (Please do not answer no if the gang have yet to replace them)

Cavity Depth for Reinstatement

  • What is the Surface Type?

  • What is the cavity depth?

  • Has site been swept clean?

Reinstatement

SLG / SAFETY / CERTIFICATION

  • SLG & site layout as per Codes Of Practice

  • Permit board displayed / completed / appropriate

  • Vehicle, plant, tools & materials fit for purpose / stored safely

  • Site condition / Environmental considerations acceptable

  • Cable locator carried / in use / appropriate

  • PPE Appropriate & in use

  • ID / EUSR / Plant / NRSWA / Drivers Licence Carried & in date

  • Operatives competent for task in hand

  • SSRA completed / signed / appropriate

  • Trees / roots / cables / hazards considered and protected

  • First Aid Kit carried / in date / appropriate

  • Eye wash carried / in date / appropriate

  • Fire extinguisher(s) carried / in date / appropriate

  • Drip tray carried / appropriate

  • Spill Kit carried / appropriate

REINSTATEMENT METHODS / MATERIALS

  • Method statement carried / followed

  • Road type / construction known & applied

  • Backfill materials certificated / suitable

  • Surround to apparatus suitable

  • Compaction of backfill correct / appropriate

  • Bituminous materials within correct temperature range / suitable

  • Edge sealant used / appropriate

  • Compaction of bituminous correct / appropriate

  • Materials stored correctly & segregated

QUALITY & PERFORMANCE

  • Correct surface material to SROH

  • Coated chippings used where appropriate

  • Cut back / proximity to SROH

  • Overbanding max 3mm thick, 40mm wide to SROH

  • Pointing to SROH

  • Profile / trips / edge depression within tolerance to SROH

  • Damaged modules / slabs replaced

  • Road markings replaced permanent or temporary with appropriate material

  • Road markings over 2.5m long laid using hot pour paint or equivalent

  • Special surfaces replaced permanently to SROH

  • Special surfaces not replaced, slippery surface sign on site

  • Reinstatement fully compliant with SROH (give detail if not)

MEASUREMENT AUDIT

  • Linear measurements correct

  • Re-excavated materials and depths correct / appropriate

PPE

  • Reflective Jacket/Waistcoat

  • High Visibility Trousers

  • Head Protection

  • Eye/Face Protection

  • Ear Defenders

  • Dust/Fume Proteection

  • Gloves

  • Safety Footwear

Equipment

  • Do team have a working gCAT4+?

  • When is next inspection date?

  • Is a suitable fire extinguisher available?

  • When is next inspection date?

  • Is all fuelled plant and equipment stored in a manner that prevents any<br>chemical spillage to watercourses or the environment? (for example Stihl<br>saw stored on plant nappy or other containment method)?

  • Spill kit available?

  • Excavator

  • Is there an in date inspection record for excavator?

Welfare

  • Is drinking water available?

  • Are toilet facilities available and within 10 walking minutes?

  • Do team have contact number for mobile welfare unit?

  • Is First Aid stocked?

  • What is the expiry date of the first aid box?

  • Are Fire Extinguishers to hand?

  • Has fire extinguisher been inspected within 12 months?

Sign-Off

  • Any additional coments

  • Person undertaking check (Name and Signature)

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