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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Site Inspection / Audit Completed by

  • Location

CONFIRMATION OF INSPECTION

  • Site Manager

  • Auditor

CPP / Docs Inspection

  • Are all visitors and operative using the signing in/out book

  • Are all contractor and visitors completing a site induction and site induction register completed, signed and up to date

  • Have all certificates and cards been recorded within the induction process for all operatives on site

  • Have all contractors issued and signed there RAMS

  • Pre job risk assessment fully completed and acknowledged by all

  • Have all operatives and contractors read the Asbestos R&D Survey and signed to say that they are aware of location of ACMs.

  • Is the CPP located on site

  • Has the H&S Daily Briefing been completed and recorded

  • Any site meetings completed with team / clients representative, actions recorded and closed out

  • Any tool box talks completed this week, record of attendees

  • SM has SMSTS with records on site

  • H&S File section 6.1 schedule of checks SM aware and all current, withy records to support strong process

  • SM completed inspection/audit of the site weekly

  • SM completed the weekly fire inspection / Log completed

  • Is the site accident emergency procedure on display.

  • Is the local A&E contact details displayed.

  • Is there a accident book located on site

  • Is there a upto date first aid box on site.

  • Is there an appointed first aider on site.

  • Are there site safety signs displayed

  • Are there up-to-date Fire extinguishers on site.

  • Is the fire prevention and evacuation plan posted with evacuation routes clearly identified.

  • Is there a copy of the HSWA on display.

  • Is the F10 displayed on site.

WELFARE

  • Are there adequate numbers of site toilets on site.

  • Is there washing facility's with hot & cold water available onsite.

  • Is there adequate mess room facilties for taking breaks, warming meals and storing/ changing clothes.

  • Is there fresh drinking water available on site.

  • Are all facilities clean and tidy.

HEALTH HAZARDS / PPE

  • All health hazards listed in the RAMS and controls adequate

  • Are all operatives wearing the mandatory PPE.

  • Is dust extraction being used for all cutting and sanding works.

  • We're cartridge tool are being used are operatives wearing suitable eye protection.

  • Are all operatives keeping a safe clean working environment.

  • Are operative using RPE FFP3 when required to do so.

  • Are all operatives using FFP3 been face fitted and hold a certificate that's less than 2 years old

  • HAVS - Vibration levels and permitted trigger time established

  • Records show 100 points level not exceeded

ACCESS & WORKING PLATFORM

  • Are all vehicles park in designated spaces, no obstruction to site

  • Are safe access route provided for all pedestrians and vehicles.

  • Access provision (ladders, step ladders) inspected and on access register - DBI inspection completed

  • Scafolding fit for purpose, gates at access points, SCAF tag in place and current, DBI inspection completed

  • Have all edges & openings for which a person may fall been provided with guard rails and toe boards.

  • Are all relevant staff trained and have current and relevant certification to operate MEWPs on site.

  • MEWP being used as per RAMS, staff harnessed to the platform, no overhead obstructions

  • MEWP pre ue inspection completed with records seen to a good standard

  • MEWP emergency rescue plan in place, with ground staff aware of role in an emergency

SITE SECURITY AND THIRD PARTY SAFETY

  • Has the construction site been clearly defined from other client access areas, and is there a physical barrier preventing unauthorised access

  • Is the site fencing intact with the access gate for site parking, deliveries, waste collection locked unless movements required.

  • Have suitable site warning signs been posted on the fencing and gate area, prohibiting access and listing the site managed contact number

  • Is the need to maintain site securing been communicated to the clients site personnel with reminders given on a weekly basis at the client progress meeting

  • Internal site segregation in place where required, no openings and all ends fixed to prevent access to the work area / client operated areas

MANUAL HANDALING

  • Have operatives completed RAMs for Manual handling.

  • Have operatives been trained and had a TBT on how to manual handle materials and equipment on site.

  • Are there any handling activities being completed which should be completed with equipment eliminating / reducing individuals effort

  • Is proper use of equipment provided to minimise or avoid manual handling

  • Are suitable gloves being used for all manual handling tasks to improve grip and reduce injury

HOT WORK / PERMITS

  • Where hotworks are taking place, has the hotworks check list and permit been completed.

  • Are there any other permits required - Isolations, client specific etc. Are they completed and signed by all parties

SUBSTANCE MANAGEMENT / COSHH

  • Is there a substance list, MSDS included and individual CoSHH assessments completed

  • Have the CoSHH assessments been formally communicated to all relevant persons

  • Are all the required controls in place for substance use - Engineering controls (Extraction on the tools / LEV / good ventilation etc).

  • Are there any opportunities to use a more inert substances reducing the risk of the health hazard

  • Are all the required controls in place for substance use - PPE (masks/gloves/goggles/skin cover).

GENEAL CONDITIONS, HOUSEKEEPING, WASTE MANAGEMENT

  • Good housekeeping in all area

  • Trailing cable kept to a minimum or covered to reduce the trip hazard

  • Good lighting provided in all work areas

  • Waste bins / skips close to the work area with waste segregation as planned in CPP and local waste collection company requirements

  • Tidy up periods planned in the working day

  • TBT covering housekeeping standards delivered in the last month

GENERAL COMMENTS

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