Information
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Document No.
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Audit Title
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Job title:
- Site Manager
- Contracts Manager
- Project Manager
- Director
- Engineer
- Safety Adviser
- Site Supervisor
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Location
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Site Management Team.
Site access, set up and documentation
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Access to the site is clearly signposted with safety signage displayed
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Boundary fencing is in place, secure and preventing unauthorised access
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Traffic management routes are clearly identified and lay down / storage areas are in place and managed.
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Office, welfare (inc drying room) are established in line with statutory requirements
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Facilities are clean, tidy, suitable for the numbers on site and free from stored materials.
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Notice boards have statutory notifications (F10, Law Poster, SIte Layout etc) and additional safety information clearly displayed.
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Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan is developed, update and reviewed as required.
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Fire and emergency plan is developed, available and communicated to all on site
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Method statements and risk assessments are in place for all site activities, appraised as communicated (signed) as required.
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First-aiders on site, identified and first-aid facilities in place. Accident book available.
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Inductions being carried out (site and visitor) and records being kept.
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Consultation methods in place, safety meetings being held, tool box talks completed (recorded) and open door policy communicated.
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Weekly site inspections are being carried out, actions identified and closed out where required.
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Statutory registers for plant, tools, scaffolding, lifting gear / equipment, excavations etc are in place and completed as required
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Permits to work are being issued and communicated for hot works, excavations, confined spaces, lifting operations and temporary works.
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Access and Egress to site areas
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Access routes to site areas are clearly identified and free from debris or obstructions
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Emergency routes are identified and free from debris or obstructions.
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Vehicular and pedestrian traffic is clearly segregated and signposted.
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Unauthorised access areas are clearly identified by barriers and signage, segregated areas in place around high risk activities.
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Staircase access is available for the transport of men and materials to height work where required
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Working at Height
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Confirm work at height being carried out
Tube and fitting / System Scaffolding
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Confirm scaffolding is in use (if not move to next section)
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Scaffold designs are available (where applicable) and design is being followed.
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Scaffold operations are being undertaken in line with SG4:10 guidelines, scaffsteps or other system is being used.
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Tube and fitting scaffolds have base plates and sole boards correctly positioned.
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Guard rails, toe boards and brick guards are in place on all elevations
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All scaffolds are fully boarded.
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Loading bays have proprietary gates fitted and safe working load is indicated
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Materials are stacked below guard rail heights and platforms are free from debris and spent material.
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Safe access and egress is available around the working platforms
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Warning signs in place on incomplete scaffolds
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Handover certification is issued and pull test information is available.
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Scafftags are visible, in date and confirm weekly inspection regime
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Ladders / Stepladders
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Confirm ladders / stepladders are in use (if not move to next section)
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Stepladders / Ladders are in good condition and fit for use
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Stepladders / Ladders are being used for access only, at the correct angle and secured or footed as required
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Stepladders / Ladders being used on firm level ground only
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Stepladders where in use are the most suitable form of access and the activity has been risk assessed.
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Stepladders are in good condition and industrial grade
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Stepladders are being used correctly, three point contact being observed and the top three steps are not being utilised for access
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Mobile towers / Podiums / Hop-ups
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Confirm mobile towers, podiums and / or hop ups are in use (if not move to next section)
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Mobile towers are erected in line with required manufacturer standards
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All guard rails are in place and toe boards fitted (where required)
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Outriggers are fitted to mobile towers where required
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Mobile towers are in good condition and erected on firm level ground
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Mobile towers have wheels locked when in use
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Mobile towers are not being moved with operatives, tools or materials on the platform
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All mobile towers are being erected by PASMA (or equivalent) trained competent persons
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Podiums are being utilised where required
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Podiums are being used correctly
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Hop-ups are being used correctly and are in good condition
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Mobile Elevated Work Platforms
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Confirm MEWPS are in use (if not move to next section)
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MEWPS being operated by trained competent personnel only
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All MEWPS have in date test and examination certification (within 6 months for lifting people)
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Restraint being worn inside Cherry Picker platforms and attached to correct fixing point
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No work is being carried out beyond the basket and rails are not being used for extending reach areas.
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MEWPS not being operated near overhead cables or obstructions
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Outriggers are in use on firm level ground and MEWPS have been levelled for use
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Safety Nets
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Confirm safety nets are in use on site
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Handover certification has been issued for fully erected safety nets
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Safety nets are being erected by FASET trained competent electors
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Safety nets are erected correctly and are free from defects
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Rescue procedures are in place for falls into safety netting
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Safety nets have inspection certification or tags in place to conformity
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Safety net inspection regime is being followed
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Trestles
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Confirm trestles are in use (if not move to next section)
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Trestles are erected on firm level ground
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Trestles are fully boarded with ladders access
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Trestles are fitted with a proprietary guard rail and toe boarding system
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Trestles are secured by manufacturer pins only and at maximum 1.2 metre centres
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Trestles are no higher than second pin height and are safe and secure for use
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Edge Protection
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Edges are guarded and falls prevented using suitable and sufficient barriers
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Floor openings are protected and barrier end off
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Excavation edges are protected with barriers and stop block (where required)
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Lift shafts and service ducts are guarded to prevent unauthorised access.
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
PPE
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All standard PPE is being worn safety helmets, high visibility clothing and safety footwear
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Where noisy operations are evident ear protection is being worn
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Gloves being worn using vibrating tools
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Gloves being worn when handling hazardous material including mortar, plaster, concrete, flooring screeds etc
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Harnesses being worn during scaffold operations, inside cherry packers and where required by risk assessments
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Harness inspection regime is in place
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Respiratory protection being worn during cutting, grinding and shaping operations.
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Housekeeping
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All access and egress routes are free from debris and spent materials
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All cables are tidy and suspended to prevent trip hazards
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Fuels and Flammables are stored in a lockable cage
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Skips are available for use and not overflowing
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Work areas are free from debris and spent materials
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Asbestos
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Asbestos survey information is in place and asbestos locations indicated within the Construction Phase Plan
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Asbestos plan is in place where removal works are being undertaken and HSE notification completed
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Asbestos plan includes method statements, risk assessment, training records, waste removal procedures
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3 stage air lock in place and decontamination units in place
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Transit routes are segregated and free from obstruction and materials
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Refurbishment / demolition
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Confirm refurbishment or demolition works are being carried out (if not move to next section)
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On refurbishment project all operatives have undergone Asbestos Awareness training
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A building survey has been undertaken and asbestos information is readily available
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A work sequence has been produced and all supporting documentation is in place and appraised
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Services have been identified and isolated
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Propping details are available where required
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Existing fixtures and fittings have been protected
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Traffic routes for waste removal are free from obstruction, lifts are being utilised for waste removal or chutes employed
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Signs barriers and segregation is in place to prevent unauthorised access
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Electricity
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110volt tools only in use
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All cables are in good condition, fully extended and suspended to reduce tripping hazards
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Distribution units and boards have been tested and certified
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Power tools have been tested and labelled accordingly
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All leads and tools are stored correctly when not in use
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All temporary supplies have been tested and certification is available for inspection
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Excavations
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Confirm excavations are being carried out
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Permit to Dig issued and service locations marked
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Excavations are shored to prevent collapse
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Excavations are guarded to prevent unauthorised access
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All personnel are working within the shored area
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Spoil is stacked a sufficient distance from excavation edges
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Excavations have safe access and egress at two locations
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A safe means of crossing excavations is in place
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
Mobile Plant
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All plant has valid test certification (within 12 months)
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All plant is being operated by trained, competent personnel.
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All plant is switched off and immobilised when not in use
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All attachments are supported by correct pins or quick hitch devices
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Roll over protection is in place where required
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No passengers are riding on mobile plant and driver is not in position on vehicles being loaded
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Seat belts are in place and working on mobile plant
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Reversing aids are in place on all mobile plant
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Banksmen are in attendance during plant movement
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Weekly plant (minimum) inspections are being carried out and recorded.
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Summary: (identify action areas and best practice being observed)
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Areas for improvement
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Areas of best practice
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Sub-contractors of note
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Approximate numbers on site
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