Information
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Auditing Officer
- A Christie
- R Henson
- R McColough
- I Shrestha
- B Blier
- F Sanai
- J Prasniscki
- D Stamatelos
- M Baxter
- J Wijaya
- P Yeadon
- Reece Kennedy
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Contract Coordinator
- A Christie
- R Henson
- R McColough
- I Shrestha
- B Blier
- F Sanai
- J Prasniscki
- D Stamatelos
- M Baxter
- J Wijaya
- P Yeadon
- Reece Kennedy
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Service Provider
- Ally Civil
- ALS
- Byrne Civil
- Ford Civil
- QMC
- SAM Paving
- Stateline Asphalt
- Subakette
- Sydney Civil
- Pathfinders Australia
- Downer Pty Ltd
- Techni-Clean
- Construction Crew
- ITS
- Interflow
- Civil Works
- Site Group
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Conducted on
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Location
AUDIT TYPE
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Are you completing a Safety or a Quality audit?
SAFETY
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Be sure to take photos during the audit.
To take a photo simply tap the top of the question and a comment box and + symbol will appear. Tap the + symbol and use the camera. -
Is there an SMP available on site?
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Is it up to date and signed off?
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Insert the date for this to be corrected by
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Select date
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Why not?
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Is DBYD information for all utilities available on-site?
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Why not?
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Is there high voltage electricity or high pressure gas present
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Ensure qualified utility company spotter present when excavating within WorkCover distances from high pressure or high voltage services.
Follow the link below for WorkCover guidelines involving working near underground assets. -
http://www.workcover.nsw.gov.au/formspublications/publications/documents/work_near_underground_assets_1419.pdf -
Have all personnel been toolboxed on the location of services in and around the worksite?
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Is there evidence of this in the site folder?
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The contractor is to submit the toolbox sign-on sheet to the relevant City coordinator in SharePoint WMP by the date shown below.
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Select date
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Staff are to be toolboxed and evidence provided to relevant City Coordinator in SharePoint WMP by the date shown below.
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Select date
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Is there a TCP available on-site?
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Has the TCP been signed off by the holder of a RMS Red or Orange card?
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Insert a date below for when the contractor must have this rectified by.
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Select date
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Does the TCP cater for pedestrians and cyclists?
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Why not?
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Does the site set-up match what is shown on the TCP?
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Should the TCP or the site be changed and when will this be completed by?
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Select date
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Are the current drawings available on-site?
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Why not?
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Does the contractor have The required permits?
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Is the contractor working to the parameters of the permit, eg work hours?
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How can this be rectified?
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Why not?
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The contractor should not be working without a Road Opening Permit and Road Occupancy Licence (if required). The work may need to be Re-Scheduled for a time when the permits will be available.
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Does the contractor have a one, two or four week letter along with a two day letter?
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Has the auditing officer been inducted onto site or escorted by a contractors representative the entire time?
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Please see the site supervisor before continuing and ask them to induct you OR conduct the rest of the audit from off site.
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Did the induction include the location of site amenities and any emergency procedures along with required PPE?
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The contractors induction is inadequate, these are basic things you should know for your own protection before entering site.
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Does the contractor have a site safety information board?
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Do the boards show a contact name and phone number along with required PPE?
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These are not up to City standard, answer no for the question above because without these things they do NOT have a site safety information board.
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Are boards placed so that community members will see them when approaching the site?
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Have contractor rectify on-site or insert date below when this should be done by.
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Select date
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Provide date that this will be rectified.
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Select date
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Is there an emergency evacuation plan and muster point?
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This needs to be rectified immediately.
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Can a randomly selected employee tell you where the muster point is?
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The contractor needs to hold a toolbox talk to inform all workers know the emergency procedures. Insert due date below for evidence of this to be in WMP.
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Select date
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Have all workers been inducted onto site and is there evidence?<br>Select random worker and find his/her induction.
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Have the site supervisor induct them now.
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Is there evidence of licences, general inductions and any traffic control qualifications required?
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Choose a traffic controller and ask to see their qualifications, did they have it with them?
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Give a no for the entire question, they must have qualifications with them on-site.
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Due date for this to be rectified.
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Is there a SWMS for the current activity on-site?
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Is the SWMS approved and signed off?
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Date required to be rectified by
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Is the SWMS relevant and being followed?
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If it is not relevant and being followed it is useless and needs to be reviewed by the contractor.
Insert date for this to be complete below. -
Select date
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Can a worker identify one hazard from the SWMS and tell you the control measure?
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If workers cannot identify the hazards then they are at risk. The SWMS should be reviewed by the contractor to ensure it is able to be understood by the workers.
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Is there a hazardous substances register available on site and is it up to date?
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Select a substances that you can see, is it on the register?
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Date to be rectified
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SSSMP available and up-to-date - works greater than $250k?
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Has there been weekly site inspections
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Contractor must rectify before.
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Has the daily pre start inspection been filled out for any plant on-site?
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This should be filled in every day before starting work, make sure the inspection is done before work continues.
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Is the excavator safety pin in?
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Why not?
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The safety pin is a WorkCover requirement for all excavators that have it.
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Is there fencing and barricades to separate the site from the public?
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Is there a Minimum 1m pedestrian thoroughfare maintained?
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Are temporary access ramps provided on site?
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Is there traffic controllers directing the public around the site safely?
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You should take a photo of this site. Something needs to be done ASAP to separate the public from the work area.
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Is dust and sediment control in place?
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Is it effective and has it been cleaned out recently?
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Take a photo and make the site supervisor aware of the issue.
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Date to be fixed by?
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Is there clear access for all properties?
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This needs to be fixed as it could be the reason for a community complaint.
Insert date to be fixed below. -
Select date
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Are Street signs installed 2.1m above the ground?
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They need to be moved, this height is for pedestrian safety.
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Any other WHS issues identified?
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Please list the issues and take some photos.
QUALITY - REFER TO TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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All quality refers to the City Technical Specification.
Please see link below. -
http://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/142569/Sydney-Street-Technical-Specifications.pdf -
What type of work is being done?
- Footway
- Drainage
- Raingarden
- Kerb and Gutter
- Road
- Granite paving
- Tactile installation
- Lighting
- Traffic Signals
- general
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Audit coming soon. Please use general for now.
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Construction complies with the City's Specification?
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Comment (if "No" is selected for above option)
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Construction complies with the City's Drawings?
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Comment (if "No" is selected for above option)
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Design notes complies with construction?
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Any construction issues identified?
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Comment if "Yes" is selected for above
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Construction grade?
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Construction dimensions?
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Construction materials?
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Audit coming soon. Please use general for now.
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Iraj to build this audit.
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Is the footpath asphalt or concrete?
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Is there 100mm of DGB20 base material?
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What material is under the footpath?
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Is the material fit for purpose and does the site folder contain proof of the City coordinators approval?
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Anything that does not comply with the Technical Specification needs to be approved by the City coordinator. The base must be fixed before the footpath is poured.
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Does the material appear to be adequately compacted? (Use of vibe plates or whacker packer along with water)
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It is important that the base is compacted properly. Poor compaction could lead to cracking in the footpath.
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Is footpath 110mm thick?
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Why not?
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Is the footpath constructed from 32 MPa 80mm slump concrete?
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Does footpath contain SL72 mesh?
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Is there a minimum of 40mm cover from the top of concrete to the mesh?
AUTHORISATION
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City Representative
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Service Provider Representative