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SITE INSPECTION REPORT

  • Document No.

  • Company name

  • Client / Site

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

1. Site Control

  • Hazard board and signage up-to-date?

  • Environmental plans/measures implemented?

  • Weekly toolbox talk undertaken?

  • Site inductions undertaken?

  • Safety notice board current?

2. Site Facilities

  • Offices clean, adequate & good lighting?

  • Smoko sheds – clean, potable water?

  • Toilets – clean, washing water?

  • Tool/equipment sheds adequate?

3. General Site Tidiness and Accessways?

  • Clear, safe access to work areas?

  • Stairways and accessways clear?

  • Hoardings/fence and gates secure?

  • Loose materials secure from wind?

4. Personal Safety Equipment

  • Signage displayed and legible?

  • Correct head protection being worn?

  • Correct footwear being worn?

  • Correct eye protection being worn?

  • Correct respiratory equipment being worn?

  • Correct hearing protection being worn?

  • Correct fall protection equipment being worn?

  • Correct hand and arm protection being worn?

5. First Aid & Fire Prevention Measures

  • First aid box available and fully stocked?

  • Correct type and sufficient fire extinguishers available?

  • Evacuation procedures posted and up-to-date?

6. Cranes, Hoists & Other Lifting Equipment

  • Proper lift assessment plan done?

  • Lifting appliance certified?

  • Slings/chains certified?

  • Operator procedures in place?

  • Inspections being done?

  • Man cage certified (with rated anchor point)?

  • Emergency plan in place?

7. Compressed Air Equipment

  • Appropriate type and in good condition?

  • Appropriate guards fitted?

  • Trained and competent user?

8. Excavations

  • Correctly shored?

  • Adequately guarded?

  • Suitable lighting?

  • Confined spaces tested and controlled?

9. Hot Works

  • Hot work permit issued, approved and completed correctly?

  • Suitable fire extinguisher available?

  • Operators using suitable PPE?

10. Electrical Equipment & Plant

  • Main board lockable/weatherproof?

  • All equipment in good working order and adequately guarded?

  • All appliances tested and tagged?

  • RCD's (Lifeguards) fitted when using equipment outside and not overloaded?

  • Leads placed out of walkways or adequately covered?

  • Adequately temporary lighting?

11. Hazardous Products and Substances

  • Correctly stored?

  • Safety Data Sheet (SDS) available?

  • Operators wearing correct PPE?

12. Gas/Powder Activated Tools and Nailers

  • PAT tool WoF current and secure?

  • Staff trained in tool use (SWPS)?

  • PAT signage on site?

13. Scaffolding

  • Notifiable weekly scaff tag current?

  • Guardrails and middle rails in good order and at the correct height?

  • Toeboards fitted and in good order?

  • Ties, braces fitted, sufficient and in good working order?

  • Working platforms correctly installed, correct width, kept clear and in good condition?

  • Ladders and stairs correctly installed, industrial grade and in good condition?

  • Correctly installed base plates?

  • Netting fitted to prevent falling objects where necessary?

14. Ladders

  • Industrial Grade (to national standard)?

  • Correct type and size (length)?

  • Three points of contact used?

  • Installed correctly (tied off/footed/braced, correct angle, 1m above platform etc)?

  • Working two steps down?

15. Fall Hazards

  • Open edges adequately guarded?

  • Fall protection equipment correct type, fitted properly and inspected before use?

  • People trained to use fall protection equipment (harnesses, slings, anchors, lanyards, ropes etc)

  • When people can fall, a rescue plan is in place and people have been trained to apply it?

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