Title Page

  • Site

  • Reference Number

  • Date and Time of Inspection

  • Inspected by

  • Location

Checklist

General Information

  • Description of work

  • Take a photo

  • List down employees working on roofs

  • Are permits to operate present?

  • Take a photo

  • Are the weather conditions acceptable?

  • Do workers undergo proper training?

  • Have workers been adequately informed of the work taking place (Communication protocol)?

  • Has the risk from falling objects been assessed?

  • Is adequate signage displayed?

  • REFERENCE: Proper signage display
    [This is an example of how you can use iAuditor to include best practice reference images in your templates to assist with inspections]

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  • Have all suitable Personal Protective Equipment been identified and properly worn by workers?

Access and Structure

  • How to access the roof?

  • Kindly identify

  • Is it properly checked and installed?

  • Are structural deficiencies not visible from roof/deck underside?

  • Are access points in good repair?

  • How are materials transported to the roof?

Walkways and Roof

  • Are walkways present?

  • Are walkway clearly visible?

  • Are walkway free of trip hazards?

  • Are roof walkways guarded?

  • Are there no obstructions (piping, electrical, etc.) on the roof?

  • Are roof edges protected?

  • Are guard rails/parapets present?

  • Are pre-installed anchorages available?

  • Are Harnesses and Lanyards available and inspected?

  • Are Harnesses and Lanyards properly attached to anchorages?

Openings

  • Do skylights/other openings have screens?

  • Do vents/hatches/other openings have guardrails?

  • Are hole gaps in standard distance?

Recommendation

  • Overall rating

  • Write down recommendations

Competion

  • Inspected by (Name and Signature)

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