Pre Construction, H&S On-Site Review

Has the construction phase plan been suitably developed based on all available Pre construction information (including site records system):

Is their any outstanding pre construction information to be provided without which the project could not safely commence:

Asbestos Demolition and refurbishment Survey (if before 2000), condition surveys, dilapidation surveys, services drawings/isolations, restrictions to the project (Height, weight, width, overhead, underground), client brief, programme, key dates, client goals and expectations, what3wordslocation, nearest hospital, restricted or confined spaces etc

Has the programme been developed including arrangements for phased completion and interaction with other building users:

Have the designers for all aspects of the project been sufficiently developed including designer risk identification and workplace (HSW) regs review:

Have all appointed sub-contractors been identified, vetted, provided with appropriate pre construction information (copy the CPP) and submitted their safe systems of work for assessment (RAMS, Permits etc)

Is there suitable plans for safe access on roads, walkways, staircases, passenger hoists, ladders, scaffold, etc (No Trip Hazards).

Have plans for welfare facilities been sufficiently developed including running water, toilets, rest areas, including drinking water and food preparation areas.

Is there adequate lighting and ensure access routes are adequately lit after dark to allow safe passage or working conditions

Are proper storage and delivery areas identified to avoid unobstructed access for people and vehicles (including Hazchem if applicable):

Are the plans to control risks of falls from height appropriate; are minimised using suitable controls e.g. adequate barriers, edge protection, controls of fragile materials etc:

Is the current materials access, waste disposal and waste management system/plan appropriate:

Have services, within buildings, underground and overhead been identified, are their sufficient controls in place to avoid contact or damage:

Are there sufficient controls on entrance, exit and access routes including consultation of neighbours and other users:

Are suitable fire precautions in place, a fire risk assessment been conducted (hot works controls, safe emergency exits):

Has suitable signage been displayed or ordered to highlight key information, hazards, access and escape routes, mandatory requirements, site rules and safety/fire precautions:

Have health hazards been considered (asbestos, CoSHH, Lead, Manual Handling etc:

Has the format, dates for provision and appropriate content of the Safety File been agreed with the client:

Is the building over 18m in height and contains multiple occupancy residential accommodation? if so have the requirements of the building safety act been taken into consideration?