Information

  • Document No. SES-South-11 issue 3 (10/07/2013)

  • Audit Title: Planned General Inspection /Safety Tour.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Section A Complete SECTIONS A&B of this report. If further action or another person is needed to fix the problem, complete the appropriate details in Section B. insert the category reference from section A (e.g. HEAD PROTECTION is 2A and REPETITIVE MOTIONS Is 3E), if making any comments about either Safe or Unsafe acts or Corrective Actions.

  • Tour conducted by;

  • Select date

  • Add location
  • Gang composition , number, name

Safety Observation Checklist

1) Mandatory requirements: check that all persons in the gang have;

  • A) A current certification card with appropriate competencies.

  • B) A Specialist Engineering Services Identity card.

  • C) Where required, individuals are wearing prescription spectacles or are carrying a pair of prescription spectacles if contact lenses are being worn

  • D) Received a SPC briefing and Task briefing (if applicable ).

  • E) Received a PM briefing before work commences (where applicable ).

  • F) Have both the PM and SPC witnessed the last train or contacted the signaller for confirmation of the passage of the last train.

2) Personal Protective Equipment. Check that the correct items of PPE have been issued and are being used correctly.

  • A) Helmet -correct colour, in date, intact with no extraneous marking or stickers and worn correctly.

  • B) Ear defenders-correct type available and being used where required.

  • C) Correct type of gloves selected for the task and worn.

  • D) Correct safety boots worn.

  • E) Glasses /Full face protection available and worn where required.

  • F) Hi-Vis Vest / Reflective jacket worn - only Specialist Engineering Services Ltd logo is visible.

  • G) Orange Trousers.

  • H) Foul weather clothing available.

  • I) Are all operatives (and sub contractors) wearing SES logo PPE.

  • J) Is code RED PPE being worn on site.

  • K) Is code AMBER PPE being worn on site.

  • L) ALL SAFE

3) Environmental - Observe whether the staff are considering the environment.

  • A) Vehicle engines turned off when not in use.

  • B) Noise levels being considered when working near residential homes.

  • C) Where possible is recycling being adhered to.

  • D) Are chemicals and fuels being correctly labelled and stored.

  • E) Are there drips trays and spill kits to hand if required.

  • F) Has any precaution been placed to protect wild life or plants / trees.

  • G) Noise monitoring carried out.

4) Tools and Equipment -Check that, where tools are used, they are;

  • A) Correct type for the job.

  • B) Being used correctly.

  • C) In a safe condition.

  • D) Do the operatives have the right certification to use the tools.

  • E) ALL SAFE

5) Competencies - Check that any staff competences and authorisations required for the task are.

  • A) Relevant to the task

  • B) Current

6) Compliance including certification, documentation, movements/operations and safety equipment.

  • A) All relevant briefings /documentation completed and live in the SPC folder.

  • B) Shift report and timesheet available and signed by the client.

  • C) Toolbox talk briefed and understood by the staff.

  • D) All lifting operations carried out safely.

7) Procedures - Check that any procedures / task briefings being used to direct operations are;

  • A) Readily available for the the work.

  • B) Understood by the staff and signed off.

  • C) Adequate for the task.

  • D) Being adhered to.

  • E) Complete correctly.

  • F) ALL SAFE

8) Standards and Housekeeping - check that the worksite is safe.

  • A) Availability of First Aid equipment.

  • B) Is the first aides clearly identified.

  • C) orderliness of worksite / area. Walkways safe and defined.

  • D) Does the worksite look well presented and give a good impression.

  • E) Site Walkabout forms completed.

  • F) availability of fire fighting equipment (where required).

  • G) Welfare facilities on site and in good order.

  • H) Company vehicles clean and well maintained.

  • I) ALL SAFE

SECTION B: Safe acts observed:

  • Category............. Details................

SECTION B: Unsafe acts observed:

  • Category.................. Details.....................

TOOLBOX TALKS BRIEFED AND UNDERSTOOD - Ask staff questions on current weeks toolbox talks:

  • Do staff fully understand this weeks toolbox talks.

Actions resulting from this safety tour.

  • Person responsible .

  • Action required.

Final sign off when outstanding actions have been complete or no actions required.

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Photographs :

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