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  • Full name of Contractor observed

  • Exact Location (including postcode)
  • Type of work being undertaken

  • Prepared by

  • Job Title

  • Date Checklist Undertaken

Site Safe Systems

  • Appropriate barriers and site signage in place

  • Site tidy and materials are stored safely

  • Working areas and walkways are level and free from trip hazards & obstructions

  • Appropriate PPE being used e.g. safety boots, gloves, hardhat

  • Work area adequately lit

  • Flammable materials stored securely and separately

  • First aid provision available

Protecting the public

  • Work areas clearly and securely segregated

  • Adjacent public access areas are level and no trip hazards

  • Emergency escape routes are not compromised

  • Unattended plant, ladders & equipment are immobilised to prevent unauthorised use

Manual handling

  • Mechanical devices are used whenever possible

Ladders

  • Ladders in good condition and appropriate for task

Scaffolds

  • Valid certificate on scaffold

  • Guard rails and toe boards have been installed

Roof Work

  • Harnesses are available and used where appropriate

  • Adequate edge protection to stop people or items falling

  • Equipment such as MEWPs used by competent person(s) in an agreed location

Electricity

  • RCDs are provided where mains voltage has to be used

  • Cables and leads. Or trailing

  • Portable electrical equipment tested and tagged and looks in good condition

Vehicles on Site

  • Pedestrian and vehicle routes are separate and clearly marked

  • Contractors' vehicles are parked in agreed locations

  • Completed forms to be returned to the appropriate Health and Safety Team:

    North Region

    South Region

    West Region

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