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Section 1 Welfare Facilities and Site Set Up

1.1 Accident and Incident Reporting

  • Has there been any AINM? Have they been recorded & closed out and all actions communicated to all on site

1.2 Housekeeping

  • Site is Tidy, Waste is managed, Walkways are clearly marked and free of Slip, Trip hazards. Emergency escape routes are free of obstructions. Suitable storage areas

1.3 Lighting

  • Suitable light levels across the site

1.4 Fire Safety

  • A fire and emergency plan is in place and communicated. Fire safety controls are in place such as: means to raise the alarm, portable fire extinguishers, escape route signage, fire resisting wall and floor protection materials and smoke control e.g. Fire doors in place.

1.5 Security and Access

  • The site is suitably controlled to ensure there is no unauthorized access and site activities cannot harm members of the public. Delivery routes are separated where appropriate.

1.6 First Aid

  • Adequate arrangements for dealing with injuries are in place including trained First Aiders, well stocked first aid boxes and information on what to do in the event of an accident.

1.7 Signs and Notices

  • Health and safety notices and information is displayed on site notice boards or other appropriate locations on site.

1.8 Welfare

  • 1.8.1 Adequate toilet, changing and washing facilities have provided in the changing area

  • 1.8.2 An area for eating and drinking has been provided away from work activities (well ventilated and separated by temporary or permanent walls and doors on large projects) with suitable chairs and tables. Drinking water and means to heat water / food has been provided. Rest areas are clean, tidy and facilities are in good condition.

  • 1.8.3 A site office has been set up in a safe location away from work activities.

Section 2 – Health, Safety and Environmental Management

2.1 Safety Plan and Risk Assessment

  • A Construction Phase Plan has been shared with contractors and contractor tasks are subject to suitable and sufficient risk assessment approved by Project team. A Temporary Works Register is available (where required).

2.2 Daily Briefings

  • Daily meetings involving all parties working on site include details of hazardous work taking place and relevant control measures

  • 2.3 Permit to Work (PTW)

  • All high-risk works are controlled with use of a PTW, including: hot works, electrical isolations, scaffolding installation or striking or mechanical access work at height, etc.

2.4 Inductions

  • All persons on site have received a safety induction

2.5 Environment

  • 2.5.1 Controls against pollution of air, ground or water systems are in place including drain protection and spill kits where required.

  • 2.5.2 Arrangements are in place to reuse or recycle waste wherever possible. A licensed waste contractor has been appointed and reports are available.

  • 2.5.3 Controls are in place to reduce or mitigate generation of construction dust or paint fumes on and off site.

Section 3 – Tasks and Equipment

3.1 Work at Height

  • 3.1.1 Access equipment on site is suitable for the task and duration of work. Ladders are only used with agreement from the Project team

  • 3.1.2 Access equipment is in good condition (visual assessment) and evidence is available that it is regularly inspected.

  • 3.1.3 Individuals have been briefed on a risk assessment and have received any specific training required.

  • 3.1.4 Suitable edge protection has been provided for work platforms and controls are in place for potential fall of materials from height.

3.2 Work with Electrical Systems or Electrical Equipment

  • 3.2.1 Electrical systems are isolated and checked for dead prior to work commencing using a Permit to Work.

  • 3.2.2 Electrical equipment is in good condition (visual) and evidence is available demonstrating regular test and inspection

  • 3.2.3 Low voltage electrical equipment is used if possible (e.g., 110v in the UK).

3.3 Lifting Equipment and Mechanical Handling

  • Plant and equipment for lifting and moving heavy loads is in good working order (visual) and there is evidence of test and inspection where appropriate.

3.4 Asbestos

  • Information regarding the presence of Asbestos or Asbestos Containing Materials (ACMs) is available on site and suitable controls are in place for management of ACMs.

3.5 Tools and Equipment

  • 3.5.1 Guards / safety devices are in place to prevent injury from moving parts of drills, saws, abrasive wheels, and cartridge tools. Emergency stop buttons available and functional for any hazardous equipment.

  • 3.5.2 Hand Knives – the risk of cuts has been eliminated or reduced by risk assessment considering retractable blades and cut / puncture resisting gloves and clothing.

3.6 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Requirements in place and adhered to for minimum 4 point PPE - High-Vis vests, protective gloves, hard hats and safety boots. Other PPE required for specific tasks / hazards has been provided according to a risk assessment including any Respiratory Protective Equipment (RPE).

3.7 Hand / Arm Vibration

  • Use of any vibrating equipment has been risk assessed to prevent harm from prolonged exposure.

3.8 Manual Handling

  • All loads have been risk assessed to reduce harm from lifting, pulling, pushing or movement of equipment or materials including use of suitable trolleys or team lifts where necessary.

3.9 Noise

  • Any tasks which expose individuals to loud or protracted noise have been risk assessed to prevent hearing damage including consideration of noise protection zones and / or hearing protection.

3.10 Hazardous Substances

  • Hazardous substances used or stored on site have been risk assessed to ensure they are of the lowest risk necessary to achieve their purpose. Hazardous substances are used, stored, transported, and disposed of in the safest way possible.

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