Title Page

  • Site Name

  • Location
  • Job number

  • Client

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Site supervisor

  • Number of operatives on site

  • Number of sub-contractors on site

  • Brief description of project as per scope

Site Safety

  • Gates to the site locked on arrival

  • Gate Safety signage correct

  • Boundaries of site secure to prevent unauthorised access

  • Site parking arrangements

  • Safe area created around site welfare to prevent direct access to work area

  • Site access clean and tidy

  • Site documentation completed correctly (site register completed accurately, inductions completed for all persons on site)

  • Has the site diary been completed up to date with detailed information (add photographic evidence)

  • Have you read the project details and scope of works

  • Are RAMs suitable for works being under taken and do they reflect the scope for the project

  • Correct information displayed on notice board, Service terminations, insurance and emergency procedures (dynamic fire risk assessment)

  • Welfare suitable for amount of staff on site (1 toilet - 5 staff)

  • Is the welfare clean and tidy and in good working order

  • Are consumables in place

  • Access to works area safe and signed

  • Works areas tidy and well organised

  • Manual works being carried out safely

  • All operatives wearing correct PPE and RPE

  • Dust prevention in place and working (suitable water supply set up)

  • Dust levels produced by works at time of visit

  • Asbestos removal being carried out safely

  • Personal decontamination area set up

  • Waste put in disposal skip or secured quarantine area with signage

  • Have items removed been signed off against survey

  • Has air monitoring (perimeter, personal and swabs) been carried out

  • Scaffolds and high access safe (evidence of 7 day checks and scaffold tags, insert photograph)

  • Plant operated safely with certificated operatives

  • List plant and equipment on site

  • Demolition works being undertaken safely and in accordance with RAMs

  • Loading of skips/lorries being carried out safely

  • Materials being well separated and segregated

  • Ground works/excavations being carried out safely

  • Crushing operations being carried out safely

  • Accidents, incidents, near miss/hit

  • Is the site being run efficently

  • Is the site resourced correctly

  • Is there any non ferrous metal on site, if so how much

  • Is the job on program and what week are we on

  • Good practice

  • Observations

  • Actions

  • Employee comments/feedback

  • Management sign

  • Supervisor sign

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