Title Page

  • OPP

  • Work Order #

  • Email Address

  • Installers on site

Part 1 - Site Hazards

  • Are there site hazards?

  • If yes, Please record the description of the hazard from the list below: -Loose dog(s) on Site -Unsupervised Children -Dead/Decaying Animals -Stored Chemicals -Narrow Driveway -Unsafe Parking -Access Level (trip hazards) -Wasps or Bees -Broken Glass -Rusty Nails or Metal -Height (Safe for Ladders) -Asbestos on site -Rubbish on site, Please add how much -Other Hazard

  • If there is a site hazard, have you ensured that all identified risks to health and safety have been eliminated or otherwise minimized appropriately before commencing the installation assessment?

  • If there is a site hazard, have you reviewed and understood the Site-specific Health and Safety Assessment and the controls implemented to manage identified risks?

  • If there is a site hazard, Did you inform the owner of any site specific hazards that you found may affect them?

Part 2 - Electrical Hazards and Issues

  • Old or Brittle Cabling?

  • Please provide details

  • Other Electrical Hazard?

  • Please provide details

  • Any electrical issue that will prevent installation?

  • Please provide details

Part 3 - Pre-existing Damage to Property

  • Any existing damage to walls, floors, floor coverings, ceilings, doors, windows or drapes at area of install indoors?

  • Please provide description

  • Please add photo

  • Any existing damage to external walls, soffit, roof, deck paving at area of install outdoors?

  • Please provide description

  • Please add photo

  • Any existing damage to ceiling, insulation, trapdoor, cabling at area of install in ceiling space?

  • Please provide description

  • Please add photo

Technician / Van Leader to sign

  • Name

  • Date

  • Signature

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