Title Page

  • Client

  • Project No

  • Project Name

  • Contract No

  • Contract Title

  • Contractor/Consultant Name

  • Inspection Date & Time

  • Persons Present

  • SMWS in an accessible location

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • Where there is a Principal Contractor at the workplace, the Principal Contractor has a copy of all SWMS and associated versions for high risk construction work.

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • Has there been any notifiable incident? If so has the SWMS version been quarantined for 2yrs after the incident

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • SWMS are being reviewed as per WHS Management Plan

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • People using the SWMS are advised of the revision and where it can be accessed.

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • Revised SWMS given to Principal Contractor (construction projects only)

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • Workers provided the relevant information and instruction to understand and implement the revised SWMS.

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • Record of people being trained in the SWMS

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • High risk construction work has not commence prior to having a satisfactory SWMS

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • Arrangements being followed for ensuring that high risk construction work is carried in accordance with the SWMS.

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • Evidence that the control measures for activity tasks are being followed

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • Have there been any instances where the procedure was not followed? Did work immediate cease or as soon as practicable?

  • Comments/Actions to be Taken

  • General Comments

  • Reviewed by

  • Site Photographs

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