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  • Location: address

  • Postcode, What3words,

  • Map of location and nearest A&E hospital

  • Inspection Date & Time:

  • Inspected by Name & Position:

  • Site Manager/ Supervisors Name:

1. Site Overview

  • A) Is the site access clear and free from obstructions including waste and unsafe storage of materials

  • B) Is the approach to the property free from any obvious HSE risks. (Spills / Excess Dust / Unsafe Plant)

  • C) Has the operative protected the works area from others? (Fencing/ signage/ segregation)

  • D) Is there site PPE signage and segregation with visitors signposted to site entrance

  • E) Have all scaffolds got Scaff-tags dated within the last 7 days displayed with full edge protection and safe access in place?

  • F) Does edge protection meet the W@H requirements and protect all edges? (A main guard rail at 950 mm, A toe board at 150 mm, an intermediate guard allowing max 470 mm gap)

  • G) Is there designated loading/unloading/ parking areas in place.

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2. Set Up & Information

  • A) Is there H&S documentation available for the works? (minimum risk assessment, plus method statement, CPP, CoSHH, Permits were applicable)

  • B) Is asbestos survey information available and communicated to operatives?

  • C) Are there adequate welfare provisions (Toilet & washing facilities)

  • D) Are fire extinguishers (Mandatory for hot works) & First Aid facilities available?

  • E) Is the storage of tools and equipment safe and tidy and free from potential risk to others

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3. Site Management

  • A) Has an induction been provided to all operatives?

  • B) Are all operatives signing in and out daily?

  • C) Are contractors following the site rules and have provided and signed RAMS for their activities?

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4. General Hazards

  • A) Is mandatory PPE being worn:

  • B) Is task specific PPE being worn: - (Gloves, hearing protection, Safety glasses, RPE).

  • C) Are there any obvious slip, trip or fall hazards? (inc. spills, trailing leads, open edges)

  • D) Are mechanical lifting aids required / available on site?

  • E) Are trailing leads minimised, routed safely or protected?

  • F) Are services isolated and safe working methods adopted to minimise risks?

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4. Working at Height

  • A) Are ladders / steps appropriate for the activities and being used safely? (Correct height / type & no working from top 3 steps)

  • B) Are operatives working at height safely? (Staying within handrails, using equipment correctly, only with correct training in place)?

  • C) Are MEWPS used in areas free from overhead hazards and on suitable surfaces?

  • D) Have scaffold towers been erected by PASMA trained operatives and weekly inspections completed (Above 2M)?

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5. Hi Risk Works

  • A) Are hot works being carried out with adequate control measures in place? (Hot works are any activity which produces a spark)

  • B) Are confined space works being carried out with adequate control measures and a permit in place? (A specified risk will could arise from gas, fumes, vapours or lack of oxygen).

  • C) Are face fitted dust masks being used for dusty works?

  • D) Are CoSHH substances being stored and used correctly?

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6. Tools & Equipment

  • A) Are tools being used correctly, fit with guards and connected to extraction where required?

  • B) Is there any damaged cables or defective equipment visible?

  • C) Are all tools 110V or battery operated? NOTE: (240V tools must be RCD protected)

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7. Housekeeping, Quality & Environment

  • A) Is all equipment and tools stored safely without potential for falling or injury?

  • B) Are all access routes and doorways kept clear for emergency egress?

  • C) Is the standard of work to the required company level for client satisfaction?

  • D) Are environmental impacts including those from noise, dust and spills controlled to prevent complaints from neighbours and others?

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