Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Conducted on

  • Tasked by

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Current mode

  • Personnel on site

  • Location of emergency evac point onsite

Site Hazards

List hazards that are present

  • Slips,trips and falls

  • Utilities

  • Confined space

  • Use of tools and power tools

  • Unsafe and collapsed structures, falling objects

  • Manual handing

  • Biohazard's

  • Fall from height

  • Flying debris, Dust

  • Crush

  • Water, drowning

  • Animals

  • Moving vehicles, plant machinery

  • Stored energy

  • Security, local population

  • Chemical hazards

  • Broken glass, sharp objects

  • Fire

  • List any other hazards not in above list

Control Measures

  • PPE

  • Barrier tape, cordens

  • Briefings

  • Security measures

  • Training

  • Propping and shoring

  • Team rotation

  • Fire extinguishers

  • Swah

  • Alarm system, warning device

  • Air filtration, Dust extraction

  • Lighting

  • Medical

  • List comms availiable on site

  • List any other control measures below

Building Detail

  • What is building used for

  • What is construction materials

  • How many floors

  • Photographs of building and surrounding area

  • Brief building description

  • Enter amount of missing people if known

  • All info available on missing and who from

Building Triage

  • List building triage status from above flow chart

  • Draw building and sectors and floors

Further tasks

  • Is there further work req on this site

  • Enter task and work details below

  • Complete

  • Enter task and work details below

  • Complete

  • Enter task and work details below

  • Complete

  • Enter task and work details below

  • Complete

  • Is building marking to required stage

Task completion

  • Are all taskings and evacuations complete on this building

  • Is there any remaining deceased to be extracted, if so are authorities aware

  • Give brief overview of all work carried out

  • Signature

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