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  • IF HIGH RISK HAZARDS ARE IDENTIFIED AND CANNOT BE CONTROLLED THEN DO NOT START WORK AND REPORT TO YOUR SUPERVISOR

  • THE LOCATION

  • Have you identified all foreseeable hazards at the location?<br>(e.g. Slips trips and falls, live services, traffic, adjacent works, weather, noise etc)

  • Is there safe access/egress for persons/ plant to the work area ?<br>(e.g. Guarding, edge protection, signage, free from obstructions, designated routes with pedestrian and vehicle segregation)

  • Is there suitable lighting to complete task safely <br>(e.g. Existing, temporary etc)

  • Is a exclusion zone required to protect others.<br>(e.g. using other areas of sports halls, working etc.)<br>If YES an exclusion zone will be required <br>

  • Is there a safe and secure location for storing tools and equipment when not being used?<br>(e.g. preventing objects overturning, collapsing, insecure loading, stacking and storage)

  • THE TASK

  • Have you and other people involved the required training, knowledge and experience to undertake the task safely?

  • Are all appropriate tools and equipment to complete the task in good condition, safe inspected and in date?<br>(e.g. power tools PAT tested, steps, work platforms, ladders etc.)

  • Is monitoring of Hand Arm Vibration (HAVS) being carried out?

  • Have you the appropriate PPE to undertake task?<br>(e.g. eye protection, gloves, dust masks, ear protection, safety footwear, high viz clothing.)

  • Does the work require a permit to work?<br>(e.g. Hot works, work at height, electrical isolation etc.)

  • Does it require COSHH assessments for hazardous substances?

  • Have you briefed all your colleagues involved in task?

  • Are you satisfied that works can start and continue safely?<br>If NO, do not start task, inform your supervisor/line manager

  • Enter names of other persons involved and briefed in task:

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