Information

  • Document Number: RAMS003 Issue 1

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel Present

  • Document control number RT029 Issue 1

  • Main Contractor

  • Sub Contractors

Access and Working Places

  • Are all access ways clear of obstruction and well lit?

  • Generally are lighting levels adequate?

  • Generally have all edges and openings from which a person can fall, been fitted with guard rails and toe boards?

  • Are access towers / scaffolds erected by competent persons and SCAF tagged?

  • Are ladders or steps class 1 or 2 only, in good order and suitable for the task?

  • Fire action plan, routes and meeting points displayed?

  • Are fire extinguishers in the correct positions, in date and fire points not obstructed?

Health and Safety Documentation

  • Construction phase H&S plan available for inspection?

  • Is the health and safety plan being maintained with:<br> A) Method statements?<br> B) Risk assessments?

  • Is there a general permit to work?

  • Are there specific permits to work e.g. Hot works records?

Plant and Machinery

  • Are dangerous parts of machinery adequately guarded?

  • Are the blades and cutters of woodworking machines suitably guarded and adjusted to within 12mm of the material being processed?

Electrical

  • Is the site electrically isolated, 110v temporary supply installed, bayonet plugs used and are any taped joints observed?

  • Evidence of current PAT testing on equipment?

Certification

  • Are all personnel suitably certified for: abrasive wheels, angle grinders, cartridge tools etc?

  • Is all plant properly certified?

Personal Safety

  • Are safety helmets being worn?

  • Are hi vis vests / jackets being worn?

  • Is safety footwear being worn?

  • On strip out / demolition sites are helmets, safety glasses and gloves being worn?

  • Is suitable PPE as required for specific tasks per RAMS?

  • Is there a trained first aider on site?

  • Is there a fully equipped first aid box on site?

Storage and Site Tidyness

  • Are on site materials stored:<br> A) Tidily?<br> B) Safely?<br> C) is ere evidence of over / unplanned deliveries?

  • Is the site debris / rubbish contained:<br> A) Tidily?<br> B) Safely?

  • Are skips / rubbish containers:<br> A) Positioned safely?<br> B) Loaded safely?<br> C) Fly tipping by others?<br> D) Covered and lockable?

Control of Chemical Substances

  • Have all chemicals been identified and listed?

  • Are all relevant COSHH data sheets available?

  • Are chemical containers suitably identified and labelled?

  • Are hazardous chemicals stored in a secure, safe and flame proof cabinet during periods of non use?

Environmental

  • Materials stored in suitable waste containers

  • Waste transfer notes available?

  • Have toolbox talks / site inductions taken place?

General

  • Is the perimeter of the site clear of obstructions / tools / materials, secure and public property isolated?

  • Is information displayed on or near entrance door e.g. F10, insurance, policy statement, H&S law poster etc?

  • Is the hoarding door robust enough to prevent unauthorised access e.g. Strip down join, bolt and digi lock operable by code only?

  • Are site rules displayed?

  • Proof of site induction e.g. Signed sheet / Helmet stickers?

  • Is the signing in book located near the entrance and is it fully used for both in and out signing?

  • Any other business?

Summary

  • Final Mark

  • Marking Criteria:
    0 - 30% = High Risk, halt works until remedial actions taken
    40 - 79% = Medium Risk, requires improvement
    80 - 100% = Low Risk, excellent

  • Actions Required

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