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  • The view our Loss Prevention Standard that supports this checklist, please view the following link: https://connect.avivab2b.co.uk/documents/view/aviva_work_at_height_lps.pdf

Work at Height Checklist

  • 1. Is there a suitable and sufficient risk assessment in place for all work at height activities?

  • 2. Is work at height avoided wherever possible?

  • 3. Do accident and near miss reports correctly identify work at height as a distinct cause category?

  • 4. Do investigations identify root causes effectively and implement appropriate remedial action?

  • 5. Are there arrangements in place to ensure all access equipment is correctly used and suitably maintained?

  • 6. Are training and competency records maintained and are they up to date?

  • 7. Is there an inventory and inspection of all work at height equipment, e.g. ladders, step ladders, mobile access platforms, and are appropriate records maintained?

  • 8. Is there an effective defect reporting and repair process in place?

  • 9. Is a permit to work issued for high hazard work at height, e.g. roof work?

  • 10. If hot work is required on a roof, is a hot work permit in place where applicable?

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