Title Page

  • Document/Contract No

  • Project Title

  • Date Inspection Conducted

  • Consultant-in-charge

  • Name of Section

  • Team Lead of the Section

  • PUB Officer in charge of the site

  • Location

Safety Inspection Checklist

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  • Instruction:
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    1. Answer all the questions and fields below.
    2. Add photos and notes by clicking on the paperclip icon, if applicable.
    3. To add a Corrective Action click on the paperclip icon then "Add Action", provide a description, assign to a member, set priority and due date.
    4. Complete audit by providing digital signature.
    5. Share your report by exporting as PDF, Word, Excel or Web Link.

  • PUB Contractor

SECTION A - DOCUMENTATION REVIEW

Safety & Health Management System Elements

  • 1. Safety Policy

  • 2. Safe Work Practices

  • 3. Safety Training

  • 4. Group Meetings

  • 5. Incident Investigation And Analysis

  • 6. In-House Safety Rules

  • 7. Safety Promotion

  • 8. System for the Evaluation, Selection and Control of Contractors

  • 9. Safety Inspection

  • 10. Maintenance Regime

  • 11. Risk Assessment

  • 12. Control of Movement and Use of Hazardous Chemicals

  • 13. Occupational Health Programme

  • 14. Emergency Preparedness

  • 15. Environment Control Management

SECTION B - PREVENTIVE ACTIONS AGAINST DIFFERENT TYPES OF HAZARD

  • NOTE:

    Attach Photo(s) of Hazard before and after follow-up on each identified by clicking the paperclip icon.

  • Definition of Scores:

    0 - Unacceptable
    1 - Unsatisfactory (follow-up required)
    2 - Satisfactory but there is room for improvement
    3 - Satisfactory

  • Select Type of Hazard

  • Physical Hazards

    A factor within environment that can harm the body without necessarily touching it.
    (Example: Noise, vibration, radiation, vacuum)

  • Select the type of Physical Hazards

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Chemical Hazards

    Exposure to chemicals can cause acute or long term detrimental health effect.
    (Example: Toxic, explosive, flammable)

  • Select the type of Chemical Hazards

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Mechanical Hazards

    This could be cutting, shaping, boring or forming of stock. Regardless the type or work, the point of operation of the work must be safeguarded.
    (Example: Missing of machine guard)

  • Select the type of Mechanical Hazards

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Electrical Hazards

    Exposed contacts with live parts causing shock and burns. A dangerous condition where a worker can or does make electrical contact with energized equipment or a conductor.
    (Example: Electrocution)

  • Select the type of Electrical Hazards

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Ergonomic Hazards

    A physical factor within the environment that harms the musculoskeletal system
    (Example: Repetitive movement, uncomfortable workstation height)

  • Select the type of Ergonomic Hazards

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Fire Hazards

    A material, substance, or action that increases the likelihood of an accidental fire occurring.
    (Example: Large number of dead trees poses a fire hazards)

  • Select the type of Fire Hazards

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Fall from Height Hazards

    Anything in the workplace that could cause an unintended loss of balance or bodily support and result in a fall.
    (Example: People falling and objects falling onto people below.)

  • Select the type of Fall from Height Hazards

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Confined Space Hazards

    Has limited or restricted means of entry or exit and is not designed for continuous occupancy.
    (Example: Poor air quality, toxic atmosphere)

  • Select the type of Confined Space Hazards

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Slip, Trip and Fall Hazards

    Falling on the same level.
    (Example: Stepping on slippery surface, foot striking against an object, stepping on an uneven surface and losing balance.)

  • Select the type of Slip, Trip and Fall Hazards

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

SECTION C - OTHER OBSERVATIONS

  • Definition of Scores:

    0 - Unacceptable
    1 - Unsatisfactory (follow-up required)
    2 - Satisfactory but there is room for improvement
    3 - Satisfactory

  • Select the Type of Hazard

  • Compliant with PUB requirements & Contract Specifications on safety

    (Example: Lifting Pass, Safety Induction Sticker Life Saving Rules)

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Housekeeping

    Poor housekeeping can be a cause of accidents
    (Example: Slip, Trip and Fall or being hit by objects.)

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Customer Relations & Management

    (Example: Notice of nature of work, Information signage, warning signage.)

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

  • Traffic Control Management

    Generally come from the interaction between vehicles and pedestrians.
    (Example: Road accident)

  • Details of Hazard

  • Select the Score of Hazard

Completion

  • Inspected by: (Name & Signature)

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