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  • Site

  • Conducted on

  • Lead Inspectors Name

  • Accompanied By (Contract Rep)

  • Second Inspector/Director (if applicable)

  • Third Inspector/Director (if applicable)

  • Location

Details

  • Rail Sector

  • Framework

  • Scope of Inspection/Comments

  • Show Guidance - Scoring

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  • INSTRUCTIONS

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SHE Leadership

  • 1.a Actions from previous Scored Inspection closed out on time and in full (including all reds closed within 24 hrs)

  • 1.b HASEMP - Established, up to date and reviewed

  • 1.c HASEMP - Communicated

  • 1.d Monthly Management Review undertaken including completion of Targeted Risk Monitoring Planner

  • 1.e Consultation Forums taking place

  • 1.f Appropriate resources and specialists identified (where applicable sourced to assist in the management of identified hazards and risks).

SHE Inspections and Reporting

  • 2.a SHE Accident/Incident Reports and required monthly data completed, actions closed where relevant and entered on Capture

  • 2.b SHE Hazards and Observations identified, correctly reviewed and managed

  • 2.c Subcontractors Inspections completed effectively & actions closed

  • 2.d Are Targeted Risk Monitoring Questions sets being carried out relevant to Top Five Risks and work activities

  • 2.e Are Actions from Targeted Risk Monitoring being collated and measured on the Action Log

  • 2.f External (to the Contract) Senior Manager Inspections completed & closed

SHE Communication

  • 3.a Safe Start Site Presentation Do's and Dont's followed

  • 3.b Inductions completed in accordance with How To SHE-H-702

  • 3.c Start of Shift Briefing completed in accordance with How To SHE-H-702

  • 3.d Relevant briefings, inductions and management briefings cover the breadth of hazards identified on site

  • 3.e Evidence of Workforce Feedback Procedure

  • 3.f Appropriate SHE communications briefed & implemented to relevant personnel

  • 3.g Non-English speaking workers catered for appropriately

Competence and Training

  • 4.a Costain Competency Card Policy implemented

  • 4.b Costain Operational Managers competent for roles

  • 4.c Subcontractor Operational Management competent for roles

  • 4.d Operatives competent for roles

  • 4.e Subcontractor competence assessed in accordance with Supply Chain requirements

  • 4.f Subcontractor review completed as required and with relevant personnel

Supervision

  • 5.a Supervisors briefed on Safe Start

  • 5.b Compliance with front line Supervisor Blue Hat Protocol and associated assessment

  • 5.c Supervisors visual at the work place

  • 5.d Ratio of supervisors to operatives adequate

  • 5.e Supervision effective

Risk Management

  • 6.a RAMS Register in place and up to date

  • 6.b RAMS approval process in line with How To SHE-H-433

  • 6.c Are RAMS in place and adequate?

  • 6.d Hierarchy of controls demonstrated within the RAMS

  • 6.e RAMS Briefed in accordance with How To SHE-H-702

  • 6.f RAMS implemented on site

  • 6.g Have RAMS taken into account any changes to the original planned method and/or design?

Site Arrangements

  • 7.a Site accommodation meets Costain Standard

  • 7.b Facilities adequate including good housekeeping

  • 7.c Regime in place to ensure standards are maintained

  • 7.d Site perimeter established and security measures in place

  • 7.e Appropriate segregation between public and site work in place

  • 7.f Appropriate arrangements for the use of mobile devices established & in use

Emergency Arrangements

  • 8.a SHE Incident Response Plan adequate & communicated

  • 8.b Fire checklist and fire risk assessment completed & identified precautions implemented

  • 8.c Fire protection suitable including signage, extinguishers, exits etc.

  • 8.d Spill Kits in place and locations clear and communicated

  • 8.e Weekly/Monthly Fire Checks completed

  • 8.f Incident response precautions tested where necessary

First Aid

  • 9.a Adequate first aid cover for personnel numbers & task activities

  • 9.b Necessary signage including photos of First Aiders

  • 9.c First Aid Equipment in place, adequate and valid

  • 9.d Defibrillator in place and maintained

  • 9.e First Aiders competent for role

  • 9.f Accident Book available

Health & Wellbeing

  • 10.a Health Champion appointed

  • 10.b Group Health & Wellbeing Campaigns/Communications implemented

  • 10.c D&A Testing completed at induction & equipment fit for purpose

  • 10.d Safety Critical workers identified & medicals completed

  • 10.e Hazard Specific medicals completed & persons monitored (Asbestos, Lead, HAVS, Noise, Ionising Radiation, Skin assessments etc.)

  • 10.f If exposure to Asbestos, Lead, Radiation, Legionella or Weil's Disease, do operatives understand health risks & control measures?

Material and Waste Management

  • 11.a Site Waste Management Plan completed and up to date

  • 11.b Carriers & Waste management licenses/permits in place and checked

  • 11.c Waste Transfer Notes (including Hazardous Consignment notes) in place and completed correctly

  • 11.d Necessary permits and/or exemptions in place for all works

  • 11.e Material & Waste minimisation measures implemented

  • 11.f Imported recycled material correct & monitored

  • 11.g Waste removed from site recorded monthly via Capture

Resource Efficiency

  • 12.a Resource Efficiency Champion appointed

  • 12.b Resource efficiency measures planned for (within HASEMP)

  • 12.c Measures/actions from plan implemented on site to reduce energy usage & increase energy efficiency

  • 12.d All required utility meters set up on Capture, read and reported monthly

Behavioural Management

  • 13.a CBS Champion Appointed

  • 13.b CBS Implementation Plan in place and being used

  • 13.c CBS and Hazard Ratios are being used

  • 13.d Site using Hazard data to predict at risk behaviours and taking proactive actions to mitigate them

  • 13.e Behavioural Improvement Plans (BIPs) and CBS Tools being used

Storage and Housekeeping

  • 14.a General storage areas clean, tidy and well demarcated

  • 14.b Site and public roads cleaned and maintained

  • 14.c Management of leakages or spills in place

  • 14.d Any slip, trip & fall hazards

  • 14.e Access & egress of all areas (including offices) suitable

Storage of Hazardous Substances

  • 15.a Adequate facilities for the storage of bulk hazardous materials

  • 15.b Adequate facilities for the storage of small container hazardous materials

  • 15.c Adequate dispensing facilities in place

  • 15.d Drains and interceptors maintained

  • 15.e Hazardous waste segregated

Substance Management Inc. COSHH, Dust etc.

  • 16.a Substance assessments & register completed

  • 16.b Risk, hazards & controls communicated adequately

  • 16.c Users/Operatives understand hazards, risks and control measures

  • 16.d Implemented control measures adequate

  • 16.e Dust monitoring completed where applicable & action taken

  • 16.f Face fit testing completed, actioned & recorded, if applicable

Personal Protective Equipment

  • 17.a Corporate and Site Standards (including all mandatory items)

  • 17.b PPE issued & recorded

  • 17.c General condition adequate and correctly used

  • 17.d PPE specified within a risk assessment (sample) worn and correctly used

Occupied Accommodation (Temporary or Permanent)

  • 18.a Office assessment completed e.g. DSE

  • 18.b Where relevant (e.g. a COMAH site), has an occupied building risk assessment been completed and all actions closed out before occupation?

Permits - General Works

  • 19.a Competent Permit Issuers identified and appointed

  • 19.b Necessary hold points for permits included in RAMS

  • 19.c Permit register up to date

  • 19.d Issued, signed & closed correctly where relevant

  • 19.e Communicated & understood

  • 19.f Permit and necessary controls adhered to

  • 19.g Environmental Consent Tracker in place and up to date

SHE in Design

  • 20.a Overall Design Manager/Lead appointed

  • 20.b Significant SHE Risk Log/Register in place & up to date

  • 20.c If necessary, have specialist design teams been engaged where a hazard, risk or opportunity has been identified and needs to be managed by a specialist?

  • 20.d SHE Design Risks communicated adequately

Temporary Works

  • 21.a Competent TW Coordinator in place and appointed

  • 21.b TW Design & Management planned for, including necessary hold points inserted into RAMS to accommodate TW inspection & permits

  • 21.c RAMS documents with TW elements reviewed by the TWC (including design risk mitigation)

  • 21.d Temporary Works Register in place, maintained and up to date

  • 21.e Necessary Permits in place and inspections completed

Confined Spaces

  • 22.a Activity properly planned including RAMS & Permits

  • 22.b Appropriate equipment in place & adequately maintained

  • 22.c Persons involved in activity competent

  • 22.d Adequate Emergency plan in place & communicated

  • 22.e Identified controls implemented

Excavations

  • 23.a Activity properly planned, including service owners/operators contacted and RAMS & Permits issued

  • 23.b Area surveyed, services identified via trial holes, marked on working drawings and on site

  • 23.c People detecting & identifying services competent

  • 23.d Access & egress suitable for excavation

  • 23.e General soundness & protection (including edge/shoring)

  • 23.f Excavated materials managed correctly, including contaminated land

  • 23.g Dewatering/discharge requirements managed including necessary permits/consents in place

  • 23.h Required inspections completed and recorded

Working at Height

  • 24.a Principles of prevention applied and planned for, including RAMS

  • 24.b Fall prevention controls adequate

  • 24.c Equipment correctly used

  • 24.d Access & egress adequate and used correctly

  • 24.e Fall arrest equipment inspections etc. carried out and recorded

  • 24.f Powered Access Equipment - inspected, maintained and in good working order

Scaffolds/Scaffold Towers

  • 25.a Activity properly plannedm including RAMS

  • 25.b Required fall protection measures in place (handrails, guarding, edge etc.)

  • 25.c Access & egress adequate and used correctly

  • 25.d Housekeeping adequate on scaffolds and scaffold towers

  • 25.e Scaffold and scaffold towers correctly used

  • 25.f Required inspections completed and recorded

Lifting - Equipment & Operations

  • 26.a Activity properly planned, including RAMS & lift plans

  • 26.b Activity adequate, coordinated and effectively communicated

  • 26.c Staff competent for the duties required by the lift being undertaken

  • 26.d Correct type of equipment and accessories used and in good order

  • 26.e Storage of lifting accessories adequate

  • 26.f Required inspections completed and recorded, including thorough examinations

Transport & Vehicle Logistics

  • 27.a Deliveries and vehicle movements planned

  • 27.b Vehicles meet necessary standards, including all round visibility and warning devices

  • 27.c Effective Delivery Driver inductions undertaken

  • 27.d Delivery vehicle movement controls adequate, including pedestrian separation and adhered to

  • 27.e Staff competent for duties

  • 27.f Equipment immobilised as required

Traffic Management

  • 28.a Traffic Management Plan adequate for activities undertaken

  • 28.b Traffic Management drawings adequate and implemented

  • 28.c Staff competent for duties

  • 28.d Necessary controls in place and in good order, including segregation, signage, lighting etc.

  • 28.e Required inspections completed and recorded

Portable Tools

  • 29.a Activities and areas planned for where portable tools are to be used

  • 29.b Suitable work areas and associated controls implemented

  • 29.c Tools suitable for task and correctly used (including power supply)

  • 29.d Tools in good order

  • 29.e Tool user competent

  • 29.f Required inspections completed and recorded

Electrical

  • 30.a Activities that may interface with electrical equipment planned for and necessary permits in place

  • 30.b Plans include the identification of all working parties in area

  • 30.c Controls effectively communicated and understood

  • 30.d Those working with electricity or electrical equipment competent

  • 30.e Controls adequate and in place

  • 30.f Electrical certifications and regime in place to ensure standards are maintained

  • 30.g Electrical equipment in good order and to required voltage

  • 30.h Required inspections completed and recorded, including Portable Appliance Testing

Plant & Machinery

  • 31.a Plant and machinery meet Costain Standards

  • 31.b Relevant staff competent

  • 31.c Effective Plant Operators inductions undertaken

  • 31.d Plant and machinery suitable for task and being correctly used

  • 31.e Plant and machinery in good order

  • 31.f Pollution prevention controls in place (including drip trays etc.)

  • 31.g Required inspections completed and recorded

Manual Handling

  • 32.a Manual Handling assessment completed

  • 32.b Assessment communicated and understood

  • 32.c Controls adequate and complied with

  • 32.d Mechanisation utilised, where applicable

Occupational Noise & HAVS

  • 33.a Occupational noise and HAVS assessments completed (SHE-T-292)

  • 33.b Assessments communicated and understood

  • 33.c HAVS induction undertaken, where applicable (SHE-T-249)

  • 33.d Controls adequate and in place

  • 33.e HAVS trigger times recorded and acted upon, if relevant

  • 33.f Occupational noise monitored and acted upon, if relevant

  • 33.g Mechanisation utilised to minimise exposure, where applicable

Environmental Noise & Vibration

  • 34.a Mitigation plans in place for potential noise and vibration nuisances

  • 34.b Controls communicated and understood

  • 34.c Controls adequate and implemented

  • 34.d Necessary permits/consents in place and adhered to

  • 34.e Monitoring completed as required and acted upon, if relevant

Water Management

  • 35.a Plans in place for management of surface and groundwater

  • 35.b Controls communicated and understood

  • 35.c Controls and protection adequate and implemented

  • 35.d Necessary permits/consents in place and adhered to

  • 35.e Monitoring completed as required and acted upon, if relevant

  • 35.f Designated control wash out pit and disposal mechanism in place, if applicable

Ecology, Archaeology & Heritage

  • 36.a Plans in place for management of ecology, archaeology and/or heritage

  • 36.b Controls communicated and understood

  • 36.c Controls and protections adequate and implemented

  • 36.d Necessary permits/consents in place and adhered to

  • 36.e Monitoring completed as required and acted upon, if relevant

Food Hygiene

  • 37.a Catering facilities planned for, including RA

  • 37.b Controls communicated and understood

  • 37.c Kitchen hygiene adequate and maintained

  • 37.d Staff workwear suitable, clean and serviceable

  • 37.e Minimum food safety certificates available and displayed

  • 37.f Dangerous equipment users competent

  • 37.g Required inspections completed and recorded

Sleeping & Living Accommodation

  • 38.a Sleeping/Living accommodation adequately planned for, including fire & emergency arrangements

  • 38.b Controls communicated and understood

  • 38.c Safe access and egress, including lighting

  • 38.d Adequate space between vehicles, caravans and existing buildings provided

  • 38.e Adequate distance between fuel storage provided

  • 38.f Fire & emergency controls implemented and adequate

Sign off

  • Name and Signature of Inspector:

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