Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Team details

  • Department name

  • Department service

  • Technician name(s)

  • Task carried out at the time of inspection?

Client details

  • Client name

  • Client contact name(s)

  • Site location

Health and safety

  • If at any time the answer 'No' is given, please add comments to the 'Notes' section stating any corrective action that followed.

  • Risk assessment and method statement and permit to work (where relevant) available?

  • Is the technician/engineer familiar with the risk and method statement / permit to work?

  • Are the procedures and control measures as stated in the risk and method statement / permit to work being followed?

  • Please ask the engineer to follow them and ensure that they are before allowing work to continue.

  • Please ensure that the engineer fully understands the risk and method statement, follows the safe system of work and risk assessment control measures, then allow them to continue with works.

  • Can the engineer / technician give an explanation as to why?

  • Please add the explanation below and if proof can be given that the identified control measures are now understood and are being followed, allow the engineer to continue.

  • Please ask the engineer to temporarily stop works and provide proof of training and communication of risk and method statement.
    - If training and communication can be given ensure safe procedures are followed and allow engineer to continue.
    - If training and communication can not be given, stop works and ask engineer to rearrange and return.

  • Overall safety score

  • Observations and any additional control measures recommended?

  • Evidence of inspection and safe procedures.

Sign-off information

  • I can confirm that I believe that the information given during the time of this inspection is accurate and true.

  • Inspector name and signature.

  • Select date

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