Site QSE Report - NSS Testing

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Scope

The audit scope includes:
Review of documentation i.e. RAMS, Training records, compliance certificates
Inspection of site set up, welfare, vehicles etc.
Observation of site activities
Review of compliance with NSS Group policies and procedures

Objective

The objective of the audit is to ensure the continued health, safety and welfare of the workers and promote continual improvement within the organisations policies, processes and procedures.

Opportunities for improvement (OFI) - Management should consider these to improve how they plan and undertake works.
Minor Breach - These can be dealt with immediately on site or in communication with the designated manager
Major Breach - Risk of immediate or serious incident. Works to stop until corrective action has been implemented. Fully investigated within the Health and Safety system

Executive Summary

The safest way is ingrained in our culture and and sits in the heart of everything we do, every minute of the day. Have NSS demonstrated working the safest way during this audit?
Quality of works completed?
Comments:
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RAMS

Has a suitable and sufficient set of RAMS been produced?
Is the scope of works adequately described in the RAMS?
Is the safe system of work adequately described in the RAMS?
Has a site plan been provided that illustrates a safe access strategy?
Has a suitable and sufficient dynamic risk assessment been undertaken prior to entering the work area?
Have all site operatives signed onto the dynamic risk assessment, confirming they have read and understood documented RAMS on Jobwatch?

Site

Is work being executed as per the safe system of work documented in the RAMS?
Are all operatives wearing the required PPE?
Are all operatives wearing allocated uniform?
Are first aid provisions available?
Is fire fighting equipment available where required?
Are COSHH assessments available for substances used on site?
Is the site set up in order to restrict unauthorised access?
Have NSS informed the client/tenant of their arrival? If neighbouring properties are needed for access, have these been communicated with?
Have any slip and trip hazards been identified during the audit?

Works Undertaken

Eyebolts being tested for:
- Restraint (12m)
- Arrest (12m)
- Rope Access (6m)
Has the Hydrajaws been calibrated within the last 12 months?
If set in masonry, stonework, concrete etc are they being tested to 6kN for 15 seconds?
Are eyebolt tags installed marked up correctly? i.e. single user; EN355 for arrest; correct dates

Has the equipment been isolated?
Has the area below the BMU been adequately barriered off to prevent unauthorised access?
Have windspeed (and other weather conditions) been assessed and monitored?

Is the tag installed marked up correctly? i.e. no. of users, restraint/arrest, length of system
Are fall protection measures in place throughout the service and inspection?

Has the equipment been isolated?
Have control measures been implemented to segregate vehicles / persons from the work area?

Has the tenant been made aware of disruption to the fire alarm system whilst works are being undertaken?

Training

Can operatives evidence training and competency?
Have operatives completed all necessary external training to undertake the tasks associated with these works?
Have operatives completed all allocated e-learning?

Vehicle

Do you want to undertake a vehicle check?
Vehicles to Inspect:
Vehicle Registration
Driver
Have pre-start vehicle checks been undertaken by the driver?
Is the vehicle in good condition?
Is there evidence of smoking in the vehicle?
Are emergency provisions available in the vehicle?
- Fire Extinguisher
- First Aid Kit
- Accident Book