Title Page
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Date of Inspection
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Type of Work:
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Location:
Location:
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Type of Access Equipment:
Competencies.
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WAH training recieved for operatives.
Competencies
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Are Pasma Trained operatives installing towers onsite, provide proof.
Site Activities
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Housekeeping on site, site cordoned off?
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Are there approved method statements and risk assessments/safe systems of work available for work at height?
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Method Statement/SSI on site with relevant information for working at heights in place. All Risk assessment on site pertaining to WAH
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Have all mobile access towers been inspected and scaff tag signed off by a competent person before first use?
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Are the operatives using the working at height equipment correctly in compliance with the control measures listed in the risk assessment?
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Are all mobile towers fitted with self-closing hatches?
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Are mobile access towers positioned with locking wheels or base plates placed on outside of running rails to prevent slipping into suicide pit – are stabilisers fitted for stability?
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Is there sufficient lighting in and around the scaffold to ensure
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On track ballast location are base plates in use with sole boards underneath – are stabilisers fitted for stability?
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Are manufactures installation instructions for mobile towers availible onsite.
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Where required is there clear and unobstructed access routes around built up mobile towers, podium step ladders and hop-ups?
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Where the height of the mobile tower scaffold is above the manufacturers’ recommendations (e.g. 3 times the minimum base width), is it properly secured to the structure and/or outriggers used?
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For podium step ladders are the in-built stabilisers in use; has operative closed gate on working platform?
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For podium hop-ups and depending on height are stabilisers in use to prevent lateral tipping over of equipment; has operative closed guard rail on working platform?
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For mobile tower scaffolds – are users accessing it safely via internal stairs/ladders?
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Are fall prevention/protection devices being used where alternative means of providing protection are not available?
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For towers partly erected and unattended, do they carry a safety note: ‘incomplete/do not use’?
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Are platform steps available for track access?
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If step/ladders are being used, how long is the user actually working on the step/ladder (work using step ladder should not last more than 30minutes at a time and must be stated in the approved works method statement/safe system of work)?
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Is the step/ladder in good condition visually e.g. undamaged stiles, rungs, feet, platform etc?
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Is the step/ladder on firm/level ground, where the feet can grip the surface and prevented from slipping/overturning?
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Is the user overreaching (i.e. not keeping navel within the stiles)?
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Is the user carrying heavy/awkward items?
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Is the user maintaining three points of contact whilst working off the ladder?
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Is the user working from the top three rungs?
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General Comments:
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Date:
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Name: