Title Page

  • Client / Site / Location

  • TD Contract Manager

  • Site Foreman

  • Conducted on

  • Audit Undertaken By

  • Document Version 1.1

  • General Comments

  • Number of Operatives on Site / Project Phase

  • A total audit score of 75% or more can deemed as satisfactory. A total audit score of 90 % or above exceeds expectations.
    A total score of between 60% and 74% requires improvement. A total score below 60 % is unsatisfactory.
    All audits regardless of scores may still require issues to be rectified or improved.

    Un Satisfactory (US) - For issues that are a significant breach of law, best practice and the groups standards. This will score 0.
    Needs Improvement (NI) - For issues that still require improvement to meet legal requirements, best practice and the groups standards. This will score 3.
    Satisfactory (S) - Compliance with legal requirements, best practice and groups standards has been met. This will score 4.
    Exceeds Expectation (EE) - Above and beyond the expectations of legal requirements, best practice and group standards. This will score 5.
    N / A's will be scored as per Satisfactory.

SITE SET UP AND MANAGEMENT

  • Signing In and Out Procedure

  • Construction Phase Plan

  • Asbestos Survey - Reviewed and Suitable

  • Risk Assessments, Method Statements, RAMS Confirmations

  • Issuing of Permits to Work - Steps, Work at Height, Hot Works

  • Training - Inductions, Tool Box Talks, Training Records.

  • Welfare - WC's, Rest Area, Washing Facilities

  • First Aid & Emergency Arrangements - First Aiders and First Kit

  • Fire Arrangements - Extinguishers, Fire Plan, Clear Routes and Exits

  • Security, Segregation and Public Protection - Hoardings, Fencing, Barriers, Access and Egress

  • Display of Signage, Construction, First Aid, HSE Poster, Inconvenience.

  • Site Foreman Daily Health and Safety Checks

SITE OPERATIONS AND CONTROLS

  • Housekeeping - Site condition, slips and trips, Tidy by All

  • Lifting Operations - Lifting Plans and Lifting Arrangements

  • Excavations - Supports, Inspections, Services

  • Plant and Traffic Management - Deliveries, Banksman, Segregation, Operator Competence

  • Demolition Works - Method Statement, Structural Support Details, Services, Exclusion Zones.

  • Services - Identification of services, isolation's, overhead and underground services.

  • Confined Spaces - Identified, Rescue Plans.

  • Work Equipment - Suitable Condition, Inspections, 110V Supply.

  • Electrical Works - Safe Isolation, Marked Cables, Locked Boards

WORK AT HEIGHT

  • Scaffold and Mobile Towers Inspected

  • Scaffold and Towers Erected Suitably - Firm Ground, Outriggers, Tied In, Competent Persons.

  • Edge Protection in Place - Top and Intermediate Hand Rails, Toe Boards

  • MEWPS - LOLER Certificates, Competent Operators, Firm Ground, Segregation, Harness for Cherry Pickers

  • Steps and Ladders - Short Duration, Light Works, Top Step, No Overreaching

  • Fragile Surfaces - Protected, No Access

HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

  • Dust - Control of Exposure, Dust Construction, Water Suppression

  • Noise - Risk Assessment, Hearing Protection

  • Vibration - Monitoring and Controls in Place

  • Asbestos Removal - RAMS on Site, Re Occupation Certificates, Segregation

  • COSHH - Assessments in place, Storage and Handling, PPE

  • Manual Handling - Training, Mechanical Aid, Team Lifting

  • PPE - Correct PPE in Use

  • Environmental - Waste Removal and Segregation

Sign Off

  • Site Inspected By

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  • As the person in control of this site, I understand any action that is needed to improve or rectify any issues detailed in this site inspection.

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