Information

  • Client

  • Contract No.

  • Site

  • Conducted on

  • Personnel

SSiP and noted items

  • Is there an existing SSiP certificate?

  • SSiP certificate.

  • Is there an NFDC certificate?

  • NFDC certificate.

Site project information

  • Demolition type

  • Project duration in weeks:

  • Project environment

  • How many persons are working on the site?

  • What type of work are they carrying out?

  • What resources are available for this project? (Plant and equipment)

  • Plant and equipment.

1.0 Site documentation

  • 1.1 Is there a company's general health and safety policy statement displayed on site and available for inspection?

  • 1.1.1 When was it last reviewed?

  • 1.1.2 Has the H&S Policy and H&S Statement been communicated to the workforce?

  • 1.1.3 Is the policy signed and dated?

  • Health and safety policy.

  • 1.2 Is there a detailed H&S management plan available for the project?

  • 1.3 Has this project been notified to the appropriate authority?

  • 1.3.1 Is a copy of the F10 displayed?

  • F10

  • 1.4 Is there a section 80 and 81 or a demolition warrant in place for this project?

  • 1.5 Is there a copy of the Refurbishment or Demolition asbestos survey on site?

  • 1.6 Has a job specific method statement been developed for the work in progress?

  • 1.6.1 Is this adequate for the work in hand?

  • 1.7 Are there adequate risk assessments available for the tasks being undertaken on this project?

  • 1.8 Are there adequate COSHH assessments for all hazardous substances on site?

  • 1.9 Is the H&S poster displayed on site and completed?

  • 1.10 Is there a copy of the contractor’s employer’s liability insurance certificate displayed?

  • 1.10.1 What is the date of expiry?

  • Health and safety poster.

  • 1.11 Is there an adequate format for recording day to day information on site? I.e. Site diary or similar?

  • Site documentation: Observations

  • Additional photographs.

2.0 Site Organisation / Security

  • 2.1 Does the site have a secure boundary with controlled access points?

  • 2.2 Are there adequate warning signs to comply with the Safety Signs Regulations?

  • Warning signs.

  • 2.3 Is there an adequate emergency / fire / traffic management plan for this site?

  • 2.3.1 How is this communicated?

  • Recorded type.

  • 2.3.1 Explanation on how this information is communicated.

  • 2.4 Does this site have adequate controls in place to prevent unauthorised access to site?

  • 2.5 Are adequate site inductions carried out and recorded?

  • Signing off/attendance sheet.

  • 2.6 Does the contractor carry out regular Tool Box Talks to ensure adequate communication is carried out on safety matters?

  • Attendance sheet.

  • 2.7 Have any Temporary works been identified?

  • 2.8 Have the Temporary works been designed and checked?

  • 2.8.1 Note design reference. If full temporary works are in place document trail to be reviewed.

  • 2.9 Confirm suitable arrangements are in place for Temporary work Co-ordinator and Temporary works supervisor (including Heras fencing).

  • 2.9.1 Note names of appointed persons. TWC: TWS:

  • 2.10 Is there a permit to load unload the Temporary works?

  • Site Organisation / Security: Observations

  • Additional photographs.

3.0 Competence and Training

  • 3.1 (a) Total number of Demolition operatives on site? (Including agency labour).

  • 3.1(a).1 Do all operatives have a valid CCDO card as per NFDC rules?

  • 3.1 (b)Total number of Demolition plant operators on site?

  • 3.1(b).1 Do all operatives have a valid CPCS (demolition specific) plant card as per NFDC rules?

  • 3.1.2 Is there evidence of the signing in sheet for reference?

  • Signing in sheet.

  • 3.2 ALL Demolition site operatives are required to be adequately trained with CCDO competency based qualifications? (This number should tally with the number in 3.1 [a]).

  • 3.3 Are all plant Demolition operators in possession of a CPCS (demolition specific) card/qualification? (This number should tally with the number in 3.1 [b]).

  • 3.4 Does the Company have a current training matrix for all employees and can the site supervisor access this matrix?

  • Training matrix.

  • 3.5 Are the site supervisors / site manager suitably qualified to undertake their roles with the appropriate level CCDO card? (Gold & Black)?

  • Card.

  • 3.6 Have ALL operatives undertaken a recognised Asbestos Awareness or Asbestos removal course to NDTG standard?

  • Training records.

  • 3.7 Have ALL operatives undertaken a recognised Demolition Health and Safety Awareness course to NDTG standards?

  • Training records.

  • 3.8 Does the organisation have access to competent health and safety advice?

  • 3.8.1 Who is the provider?

  • 3.8.2 Internal or external?

  • 3.8.3 Confirm CV of appointed safety advisor?

  • 3.9 Are there suitable arrangements in place for assessing the competence of sub-contractors?

  • Competence and Training: Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

4.0 Inspections and Maintenance (Plant & Equipment)

  • 4.1 Does all plant and equipment being used for this project have the relevant inspection certification available PUWER?<br>Mechanical & Electrical

  • 4.2 Is all the plant and equipment used on site detailed within a site register and the maintenance and pre-operational inspections of all plant recorded?

  • 4.3 Is all plant and equipment adequate and in a suitable condition for the work being carried out?

  • 4.4 Is all electrical equipment PAT tested, including Welfare Unit?

  • Inspections and Maintenance (Plant & Equipment): Observations

  • Additional photographs.

5.0 Working at Height

  • 5.1 If work at height is necessary, has safe access been provided in line with the Working at Heights Regulation?

  • 5.1.1 Is there a written assessment available?

  • 5.2 Where a scaffold has been provided does a competent person inspect the scaffold on a regular basis?<br>At least every 7 days.

  • 5.3 Where an aluminium scaffold tower is in use has it been erected and inspected by a competent person prior to use?

  • 5.4 Where fall arrest equipment is in use has it been inspected, certificated and checked prior to use and findings recorded by a competent person?

  • Name of Competent Person?

  • 5.5 Are all operatives trained to work at height?

  • Training certificates.

  • 5.6 Is a rescue plan in place?

  • Has the plan been drilled, tested and updated?

  • Working at Height: Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

6.0 Asbestos Removal NNLW (Notifiable Non Licensed Work) and or (Non Licensed Work) NLW

  • 6.1 Confirm suitable arrangements are in place within the Health & Safety Policy.

  • 6.2 NNLW Notification Number

  • 6.3 Are all operatives adequately trained in NNLW asbestos removal techniques to UKATA//NDTG standards?

  • 6.4 Are operatives wearing the correct PPE/RPE for the work in hand as identified in the RAMs?

  • 6.5 Has the RPE issued been correctly face fitted?

  • Confirm date of certification and for appropriate mask being used.

  • 6.6 Is the working area suitable demarcated and asbestos warning signs displayed in prominent positions?

  • 6.7 Are operatives handling ACMs in Accordance with RAMs?

  • 6.8 Is the waste skip secure and lockable?

  • Asbestos skip.

  • 6.9 Are waste disposal documents being recorded correctly?

  • 6.10 Are Medical Records kept?

  • 6.11 Are exposure records kept?

  • Asbestos Removal NNLW (Notifiable Non Licensed Work) and or (Non Licensed Work) NLW: Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

7.0 Licensed Asbestos Removal works.

  • 7.1 Confirm that suitable arrangements are in place within the Health & Safety Policy.

  • 7.2 If asbestos work has been completed, review Clearance Test Certificate.

  • 7.3 Is the ASB5 notification available for inspection?

  • 7.4 Is there a detailed method statement for the asbestos removal operations available for inspection?

  • 7.5 Is the decontamination unit in position and fully certificated and operational?<br>

  • 7.6 Is the asbestos removal works fully enclosed with an operational three stage air lock and adequate viewing panels?

  • 7.7 Are there records of air monitoring, clearance certification, face fit tests, operative and supervisor training, medicals and equipment inspection records?

  • 7.8 If removal works being carried out confirm Competence of Sub-Contractor and works supervisor.

  • Licensed Asbestos Removal works: Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

8.0 Health Surveillance.

  • 8.1 Has an adequate evaluation of hand and arm vibration been carried out?<br>

  • 8.1.1 Is operative use recorded?

  • 8.2 Has a hand and arm vibration risk assessment been carried out?

  • 8.3 Has an adequate evaluation of noise generating activities been carried out?

  • 8.4 Are operatives engaged in hot works in possession of recent lead medicals if identified in risk assessments?

  • 8.5 Are suitable controls in place to protect operatives from health hazards?<br>i.e. ventilation, screening, suitable equipment, work rotation, etc.

  • 8.6 Are operatives using PPE correctly in line with the hazardous activities being undertaken?

  • 8.7 Has RPE been correctly face fitted for the task in hand?

  • 8.8 Has the appropriate RPE been issued in accordance with RAMs?

  • 8.9 Are there adequate arrangements in place for manual handling operations?

  • 8.10 (a) Confirm arrangements are in place to ensure compliance with health surveillance procedures for exposure to:<br>• Noise

  • 8.10 (b) Confirm arrangements are in place to ensure compliance with health surveillance procedures for exposure to:<br>• Dermatitis

  • 8.10 (c) Confirm arrangements are in place to ensure compliance with health surveillance procedures for exposure to:<br>• Respiratory issues

  • 8.10 (d) Confirm arrangements are in place to ensure compliance with health surveillance procedures for exposure to:<br>• Vibration

  • 8.11 Does your company operate an occupational health policy?

  • Health Surveillance: Observations

  • Additional photographs.

9.0 Lifting Operations.

  • 9.1 Has a suitable lifting plan and method statement been developed for specific lifting activities?

  • 9.2 Have Risk Assessments been completed for the lifting works?

  • 9.3 Are the persons carrying out the lifting operations competent to carry out their duties? i.e. Appointed Persons, Lifting Supervisor, Slinger-Signaller.

  • 9.3.1 Who is the appointed person?

  • 9.4 Are all appliances inspected weekly and thoroughly examined every 12 months by a competent person?

  • 9.5 Does all the lifting gear/ chains slings etc on site have current test certification?

  • 9.6 Are the lifting operations being carried out in line with the lift plan and is the operation being conducted safely and meet current regulatory requirements?

  • 9.7 Confirm that suitable arrangements are in place within the Health & Safety Policy.

  • Does the policy give reference to lifting plans and appointed persons?

  • Lifting Operations: Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

10.0 Emergency Procedures and Equipment.

  • 10.1 Is there adequate provision for first aid arrangements?

  • 10.1.1 Name(s) of appointed Emergency First Aider No of Emergency First Aiders No. of Full (3D) First Aiders

  • 10.2 Is a first aid kit available on site and conforms to BS8599 and that the contents are in date?

  • 10.3 Is there a clearly marked muster point?

  • 10.4 Are there clearly marked fire points situated in prominent positions?

  • 10.5 Are all fire extinguishers suitable for the specific work areas and are they maintained correctly?

  • 10.6 Are there satisfactory arrangements for recording, reporting and investigating accidents and RIDDOR incidents?<br><br>(Review and comment on any recent accidents, investigations and remedial actions).

  • Emergency Procedures and Equipment: Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

11.0 Demolition / Dismantling.

  • 11.1 Are the correct demolition and dismantling procedures being followed in accordance with RAMs?

  • 11.2 Are operatives / plant operators using the correct plant and equipment for the work in hand in accordance with Method Statement?

  • 11.3 Are active hazardous working areas suitably cordoned off and or controlled by a banksman?

  • 11.4 Are all operatives working from a safe access point?

  • 11.5 Are all operatives wearing the correct PPE/ RPE for the work in hand?

  • 11.6 Are exclusion zones being correctly established and controlled in accordance with BS6187?

  • 11.7 Are there Disconnection Certificates for Utilities?

  • Demolition / Dismantling: Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

12.0 Environmental Issues.

  • 12.1 Is dust kept to a minimum and is dust suppressant used when required?

  • 12.2 Have all waterways, surface water drains, sewers been identified and precautions taken to avoid contamination of water courses etc?

  • 12.3 Are nuisance noise levels and activities kept to minimum and controlled to avoid a problem to surrounding areas

  • 12.4 Are all other environmental issue affecting this project being handled in an environmentally safe manner (including bats, newts, and other protected flora and fauna?)

  • 12.5 Does the company hold ISO 14001 Certification?

  • ISO 14001 certificate.

  • 12.6 Does the Company have an Environmental Statement in place?

  • 12.7 Does the Company have competent environmental advice?

  • 12.8 Does the Company train employees on environmental issues?

  • What evidence is available?

  • Environmental Issues: Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

13.0 Welfare Arrangements

  • 13.1 Does the site have adequate toilet, washing and drying room facilities?

  • 13.2 Is there adequate provision for both men and women if necessary?

  • 13.3 Are all welfare facilities clean and tidy?

  • 13.4 Is there adequate provision for drinking water?

  • 13.5 Are there adequate facilities for preparation and eating food?

  • 13.6 If welfare provided by Principle Contractor, the Demolition Contractor has a responsibility to ensure standards?

  • 13.7 Confirm that suitable arrangements are in place within the Health & Safety Policy.

  • Welfare Arrangements: Observations

  • Additional photographs

14.0 Waste Management.

  • 14.1 Is there a structure in place to adequately monitor, record and manage demolition arisings? i.e. through use of the DRIDS (Demolition & Refurbishment Information Sheets) system?

  • 14.2 Is there an adequate register available for the movement of all material from site?

  • 14.3 Is the site registered with the environmental agency?

  • Confirm Licence & registration number:

  • 14.4 Is there a materials recovery index % available for this project?

  • 14.5 Is waste retained on site stored in a safe manner whilst awaiting removal?

  • Waste storage.

  • 14.6 Is waste being segregated into appropriate areas or containers to avoid any buildup of waste materials?

  • 14.7 Is all hazardous waste being correctly handled and disposed of?

  • Waste Management: Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

15.0 Monitor Observe Review Record (MORR)

  • 15.1 Are there suitable arrangements in place and supporting evidence of regular performance reviews of health and safety e.g. workplace/site inspection reports, completed audit review, action plans for improvement and discussions/reports to senior management?

  • Monitor Observe Review Record (MORR): Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

16.0 Consultation

  • 16.1 Are systems in place to ensure effective communication for non-English speaking persons or those with communication disabilities?

  • Reference to the section of H&S policy.

  • Additional evidence i.e translated documents and/or handbooks.

  • 16.2 Are there adequate systems in place which enable co-operation and co-ordination with the organisation and within other contractors?

  • Reference to the section of H&S policy.

  • Additional evidence i.e noticeboards and co-ordination meetings.

  • 16.3 Confirm procedures in place to ensure communication of Health & Safety issues with the workforce.

  • What procedures are in place?

  • Consultation: Observations.

  • Additional photographs.

Site audit sign off:

  • Site Hours

  • SHE Management

  • Client

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