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  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Overall H&S Activities on Site

  • Is the site secure?

  • Overall is the site welfare provision suitable and sufficient?

  • Is the site manager on site or if not is there suitable site management in place from our client?

  • Is there a relevant F10 in place for the site and is it displayed In the site office?

  • Does our client have suitable insurance in place and in date and is the certificate displayed in the site office?

  • Is the HSaW Act Poster displayed in the site office?

  • Is there suitable First Aid facilities on site, is the provision well signed including who the First Aiders are on site?

  • Does our client have a near miss or health and safety feedback system in place?

  • Is there suitable emergency procedures in place, including assembly point and means of raising the alarm?

  • Has our client paid due diligence to the fire risk on site? Are there means of raising the alarm as well as fire fighting equipment in place at suitable places throughout the site?

  • Is the site traffic management system suitable, in particular is there effective segregation of pedestrians and vehicles

  • Is there suitable access/ egress arrangements in place to allow all Oregon operatives to get to their place of work safely?

  • Is the scaffold suitable, signed off and safe for Oregon operatives requirements?

  • Are the hop ups fitted at a height to give edge protection to fit cassettes and edge protection when on the cassettes?

  • All gaps between scaffold and structure are less than 225mm

Oregon Contract Management H&S Activities on Site (20)

  • C- Are all Oregon site documents vaild, in date and correctly completed by OCM

  • C- Are all clients site documents and check sheets complete

  • C- Are all Oregon check sheets complete

  • C- Is all relevant Oregon signage on site

  • C- Is there an Oregon rubble sack on site

  • B- Are all relevant Oregon site documents on site

  • A- Does the subcontractor on site have an order for the work being completed

  • A- Have all site operatives had an Oregon site induction by OCM and has OCM administrator been made aware

  • A- Are all temporary works suitable designed and installed

  • A- Is everything in place for crane day, red sheet, scaffold signed off, stair or ladder

Subcontractor Work at Height (21)

  • C- Are all edges protected with no minor issues with the edge protection

  • C- Are all ladders in use, tied in, footed, extend 1m beyond the floor and of a suitable class

  • B- Is there suitable access or egress between floors of any frame under construction

  • B- Are all scaffolds that Oregon operatives are working on complete, safe & signed off

  • B- Are the hop ups in at the correct height, if not no operative on them is ok

  • B- Is the work platform suitable for task

  • B- Are all cassettes, scaffold or work platforms properly loaded

  • A- Is the fall arrest system, fall protection suitable, complete and correctly fitted and is it in place

  • A- Is access to the rear of delivery vehicles restricted

  • A- Is the Oregon SSoW being followed for access and egress arrangements for work at height

Subcontractor Lifting Operations (28)

  • C- Are all minor sections of the lift plan completed

  • C- Are all loads under control

  • C- Is the lift zone barriered off

  • B- Is the correct person signalling the crane

  • B- Are all vehicle banked on to site at time of visit

  • B- Did the crane complete a 360 degree rotation check

  • B- Did the lift supervisor challenge and brief on entering the lift zone

  • A- Is there a lift plan in place and signed off by the crane operator, the client and the lift supervisor

  • A- Are all lifting, crane and sling documents in date

  • A- Is there a lift supervisor present and named on the lift plan

  • A- Are all persons being kept clear of any suspended load

  • A- Is the ground make up sufficient to take the loads imposed and is it signed off by the client

  • A- The correct procedures for altering the lift plan, including permission from the AP are being followed

Work Equipment (15)

  • C- Is all equipment being used in good order

  • C- Is all relevant Oregon signage displayed

  • B- Is the tool suitable for the work being done

  • B- Is all test certification for the tool in place

  • A- Are all operatives trained in the use of the tool being used

  • A- Are all tools fitted with suitable dust extraction

  • A- Are all saws in use fitted with suitable working guards

Electricity (10)

  • C- Is all equipment to standard and PAT in date

  • B- Is there a PAT for electrical equipment

  • B- All cabling is correctly routed to avoid trip hazards

  • B- The electrical equipment is suitable for the environmental conditions

  • A- All equipment in use is 110V or battery

PPE (13)

  • C- All high visibility equipment is suitable

  • C- All hand protection equipment is suitable

  • B- All dust masks are suitable and face fit tested to the wearer

  • B- All hard hats are suitable

  • B- All safety footwear is suitable

  • B- All hearing protection is suitable

  • A- Eye protection is being worn and suitable

Site Documents (13)

  • C- Is everyone signed in and or signed out of site

  • C- Is everyone signed off on the Oregon RAMS

  • C- Are all documents being kept correctly by the erect team

  • B- Does everyone have a CSCS card and or CPCS card

  • B- Has everyone on site had a clients induction

  • A- All erectors have completed the Oregon Induction

  • A- The red check sheet has been completed fully prior to the crane lift

Site Tidiness (11)

  • C- All areas local to the Oregon work area are clean and tidy, free from debris

  • C- All materials are stacked correctly

  • B- Is the overall site conditions satisfactory

  • B- Is the condition of the access routes acceptable

  • B- Is the truss rack being used

  • A- Standards of site tidiness are being maintained so that there are no unacceptable and or dangerous situations caused by it

Health (10)

  • C- Oregon Site smoking rules are being followed

  • C- All operatives are protected from excessive vibration 1

  • B- All operatives are working in acceptable conditions (low stress, pressure etc)

  • A- All operatives are being protected from excessive dust levels

  • A- All operatives are working safely with no excessive manual handling situations

Environment & Public Health (12)

  • C- Drip trays getting used with generators and spill kit available

  • B- All hazardous materials are secured

  • A- All COSHH assessments are being followed

  • A- All soil, air or waterways are contaminant free (caused by Oregon)

  • A- The public is being protected from the effects of all Oregon works

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