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  • 1.0 Scope of the review: The site review was to determine the quality of implementation some of the company’s safety management system elements by Zauner Staff.A field review was also carried out to identify any immediate hazards that may impact the safety on the project. At the end of the review a verbal feedback session was completed with the construction team, which included the discussion of the field observations and the adequacy of some of the management systems and controls.

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1.0 Project Status

  • What is the current phase of the project? ( Is the project on schedule? What are the working hours? how many workers? )

2.0 Positive Items Identified during review: While much of this report detail areas that require improvement, it should be noted that there were a number of possitive observations identified during the review. Positive observations included the following:

3.0 Safety Management System (Implementation): Please note that this is not an exhaustive review of the implementation of the Zauner Safety Management System elements at the project, but a snap shot of some SMS elements that may impact project team performance.

  • 3.1 Project Safety Checklist: Each Zauner project is required to produce a project safety checklist. The checklist is an overview of the project, including scope and critical items to be addressed throughout the project. Part of the Project Safety Checklist involves the formation of a series of action items to be completed and tracked. Was the project checklist available and were the actions items identified in the checklist being tracked?

  • 3.2 Key Performance Indications: Key performance indicators are identified in the plan and are a good tool to determine if the site is proactively on track with their program. Both leading and lagging indicators have been identified in the plan. Were the KPI's available for the project?, were they being tracked?

  • 3.3 Roles and responsibilities – Are there are specific roles and responsibilities under the SMS for the project , is it clear as to who within the project team is responsible for what activity on the project?

  • 3.4a - Hazard Inspections: - There is a requirement for hazard inspections to be completed both daily and on a weekly basis by the SSO. Is this being completed sufficently?

  • 3.4b. Do the items identified in the last 3 inspections completed, represent what is currently occuring on site during the field review?

  • 3.4c Is sufficient information included on the corrective actions register?

  • 3.5a - Safe Work Method Statements: Are SWMS available for work? (Check at least 2 activities)

  • 3.5b - Is there evidence of the Zauner team carrying out a review of the SWMS prior to work commencing?

4.0 - Field Observations:

  • 4.1 Perimeter fencing - Is the perimeter fencing in good condition, are there areas that people (children) can gain access to the project? Has the team set up the fencing with “construction site no access” signage around the hoarding ?<br>

  • 4.2 Site Offices - Are the site offices appropriately located? is there a sign in book for contractors? is there sufficient rest area/ toilet facilities?

  • 4.3 Traffic Management Plan - Is there a clear traffic management plan for the project?, is there appropriate controls to separate workers from construction vehicles?; are there appropriate controls to protect the public from Construction Traffic?

  • 4.4 Project Access layout: Are the common routes through the project appropriate for worker acess and clear of hazards?

  • 4.5 Access and Egress: Is there appropriate access and egress into and from buildings? Are the access point safely constructed?

  • 4.6 Emergency Response: Is there an emergency response plan for fire and medical? Is the emergency response plan egress and access on the project sufficient? is emergency signage appropriate?

  • 4.7 Materials Management: Are the materials used for construction as well as construction equipment appropriately stored?

  • 4.8 Housekeeping : Is the housekeeping on the project sufficient? (Removal of unwanted construction material from the working areas; exit routes clear; )

  • 4.9 Waste removal: - Is the material in the waste removal (Skip) bins stored appropriately? (is it being removed from the project quick enough or is material backing up?)

  • 4.10 Equipment Inspections - There is a requirement to carryout inspections for all plant on site, is the team are carrying out these inspections by checking plant and equipment on the project?

  • 4.11 Hot Work: Is is there any hot work on the project, and is the work being carried out appropriately?

  • 4.12 Fall Hazards: Are all areas that have the potential for falls, sufficiently protected? (Top rail, mid rail, kick kickplate)

  • 4.13 Fall protection Equipment: Is fall protection equipment being used appropriately?<br>

  • 4.14 Ladder and Platform use: Are ladders and platforms being used appropriately on the project?<br>

  • 4.15 Scaffolding: Is scaffolding appropriately constructed ? (Firm foundation; fully planked; appropriate access; kickplate; midrail; toprail)

  • 4.16 Falling objects: Is there a risk of falling objects on the project and is it being appropriately managed?

  • 4.17 Electrical Hazards: - Are the electrical hazards on the project sufficiently controlled?

  • 4.18 Cable Management: - Are electrical cables appropriately managed? (kept out of the way from potential damage)

  • 4.19 - Hazardous Substances :- Are there any hazardous substances and are they appropriately stored? are the MSDS available?

  • 4.20 Hard Hat: - Are workers and management using hard hats appropriately on the project?

  • 4.21 Face / Eye Protection: - Are workers and management using face and eye protection on the project appropriately?

  • 4.22 High Vis Vest:- Are workers and management using high visibility vests on the project appropriately?

  • 4.23 Footwear:- Are workers and management using appropriate footwear on the project, hard toed shoes?

  • 4.24 Asbestos:- If there is asbestos is it being handled appropriately?

  • 4.25 Confined Spaces:- If there is confined spaces, and are they being handled appropriately?

  • 4.27 Were there any other hazards identified during the survey?

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