Information

  • Job Number

  • Site

  • Conducted on

  • Site Supervisor

  • Location

SSF 016 Dig / Excavations Permit

THIS PERMIT IS ONLY VALID FOR THE DAY OF ISSUE

  • On Every Occasion Excavations Are Carried Out A New Permit Is To Be Issued

PART ONE: To be completed prior to proceeding with Dig / Excavation

  • Exact Location of the Works

  • Scope of Works

  • The following checks must be confirmed prior to excavations

  • If near Water services – are drawings available and have they been checked

  • Why is the response no?

  • If near Gas services – are drawings available and have they been checked

  • Why is the response no?

  • If near Electrical services – are drawings available and have they been checked

  • Why is the response no?

  • A CAT scan has been completed in the working area

  • Why is the response no?

  • As built drawings have been checked for basements or underground voids

  • Why is the response no?

  • The excavation is a minimum of 3m away from any adjacent structure or foundation

  • Why is the response no?

  • Additional restrictions, if applicable

  • This is to state that I am satisfied that the above location is safe for excavation

  • Signature of Site Supervisor

PART TWO: To be completed after Enclosed Space Work is completed for the day.

  • I confirm that the work has been completed / partially completed, checked by myself and the area left in a safe and tidy condition. A photograph of the area has been taken. This permit is now cancelled.

  • Signed by Site Supervisor

  • C. G. Comley & Sons Limited T/A Comley Demolition. Registered office: Southern Way, Rye Common, Odiham, Hook, Hampshire, RG29 1HU. Telephone: 01256 702178. Email: comley@comleydemolition.co.uk Company Registration Number: 01672195

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