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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Nature of the works

  • Location
  • Client / Principal contractor

Behaviour. When arriving on site, do you see.

  • People adjusting PPE

  • People changing their position

  • Supervisors stopping the job

  • People altering machinery / equipment

Vehicles

  • Are VHRL vehicles in good condition

  • Are the vehicles clean

  • Are tools and equipment stored correctly

Welfare facilities

  • Adequate for the worksite

  • Clean

  • Close enough to the worksite

  • Hot and cold water and soap available

Competency and Personal Protective Equipment

  • Do all staff have Sentinel cards on them

  • Do all staff have relevant competencies

  • Do all staff have correct mandatory PPE

  • Is PPE suitable for the task

  • Is there task specific PPE available

  • Is there a contingency supply of PPE

  • Condition of PPE

Procedures and site safety

  • Does the SSOW cover the work to be undertaken

  • Is the task brief sufficient for the task

  • Are safety critical staff identified

  • Is the first aider identified

  • Are the first aid provisions on site

  • Are worksite instructions clearly given

  • Are staff up to date on the latest safety advice.

Work environment

  • Is the work area tidy

  • Are materials stored correctly

  • Adequate site lighting

  • Are staff exposed to hazardous materials

  • Are ther spill kits available

  • Are staff at risk of being struck by plant

  • Are staff at risk of falling from height

  • Are staff at risk of excessive noise

  • Risk of contact with electricity

  • Are staff exposed to vibrating equipment

Working practices

  • Correct tools being used

  • Calibrated equipment in date

  • Is manual handling an issue on site

Environmental

  • Are there any SSSI in the area

  • Are there any protected species in the area

  • Are there any dangerous plants in the area (Japanese knotweed, Giant Hogweed) etc

Overview

  • General overview of the site / works / behaviours

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