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Go through key areas of the construction site and assess possible hazards and risks by answering these critical questions. Add detailed notes and assign corrective measures. Provide additional recommendations (if there are) at the bottom of this checklist.
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Document general risk assessment of a construction site by including hazard description, equipment/ process involved and the risk rating. Utilize Notes for your observation and Actions for needed corrective measures.
Identify which construction activities are at risk for your particular job and assess the severity, likelihood and risk rating. Provide control measures and plans. Modify the template to include additional at risk activities.
A construction site workplace safety checklist is used to assess safety hazards within a given construction site. Perform a general site safety walk of your construction site and examine hazards across key areas of PPE, scaffolding, emergency evacuation, signage and toolbox talk processes. Include photo evidence of safety hazards identified on site.
This General Health and Safety Risk Assessment template can be used by managers and safety officials when managing health and safety hazards at work. Spot potential and existing hazards such as biological, chemical, energy, environmental, and the like. Evaluate each hazard's risk level and provide preventive control measures. Monitor and review planned control measures and advise if further measures are required. Lastly, provide overall recommendations to avoid and manage risk hazards. Use SafetyCulture to capture photos of frequently ignored and undetected hazards and assign actions to notify your managers of immediate risks.
