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Contractor Health and Safety Assessment

by Dan Poole, from the Community

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Use this contractor health and safety assessment to evaluate on site compliance for contracted works. Confirm operatives have signed in, reviewed the asbestos register, and wear required PPE. Check that work areas are blocked off, job specific Construction Phase Plans and RAMS are in place, and ladders are inspected, tagged, and used correctly. Capture notes, issues, and auditor sign off to standardize audits and reduce risk.

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Point of Work Assessment Checklist
Use this Point of Work Assessment template to complete a quick on site risk review before any task begins. Record location, job number, work description, assessor, and date. Identify site specific hazards, who may be harmed, and the controls required. Work through the checklist to confirm RAMS and permits are in place, drawings are available, tools and equipment are fit for purpose, PPE needs are met, and emergency plans are ready. Brief the working party and visitors, capture names and signatures, and review the assessment as conditions change.
by Steve Yates, from the Community
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Sub-Contractor Assessment Checklist
Use this sub-contractor assessment checklist to evaluate safety, compliance, and work quality on site. Review PPE use, risk assessments and method statements, COSHH and permits, asbestos checks, hot works controls, toolbox talks, schedule adherence, and site housekeeping. Confirm correct permits and safety notices are visible and ensure teams represent your business positively. Capture findings by location, auditor, and date to improve contractor management and reduce risk.
by Colin Lemon, from the Community
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Annual Health and Safety Inspection
Use this annual health and safety inspection checklist to plan and document a full site review. Confirm that site specific risk assessments are current, contractor visits and reports are complete, and required documentation such as method statements, health and safety policies, and insurance has been reviewed. Inspect multiple locations across the estate, note any significant risks, and ensure required signage is present and in good repair. Include checks for grounds maintenance and play areas, verify completion of previous actions, and record new issues with clear follow up tasks to support compliance.
by Rebecca Ayton, from the Community
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Site Daily Checklist
This site daily checklist helps crews start work safely and efficiently. It guides teams to confirm inductions and permits, review site rules and emergency procedures, check weather and access, and ensure PPE and fall protection are in place. It prompts verification that RAMS are current, tools and equipment are inspected and suitable, and housekeeping is maintained. Capture notes on issues, ideas, and best practices to keep the work area safe and productive.
by Matt Swindells, from the Community
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Point of Work Assessment Checklist

Use this Point of Work Assessment template to complete a quick on site risk review before any task begins. Record location, job number, work description, assessor, and date. Identify site specific hazards, who may be harmed, and the controls required. Work through the checklist to confirm RAMS and permits are in place, drawings are available, tools and equipment are fit for purpose, PPE needs are met, and emergency plans are ready. Brief the working party and visitors, capture names and signatures, and review the assessment as conditions change.

by Steve Yates, from the Community

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Sub-Contractor Assessment Checklist

Use this sub-contractor assessment checklist to evaluate safety, compliance, and work quality on site. Review PPE use, risk assessments and method statements, COSHH and permits, asbestos checks, hot works controls, toolbox talks, schedule adherence, and site housekeeping. Confirm correct permits and safety notices are visible and ensure teams represent your business positively. Capture findings by location, auditor, and date to improve contractor management and reduce risk.

by Colin Lemon, from the Community

20+

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Annual Health and Safety Inspection

Use this annual health and safety inspection checklist to plan and document a full site review. Confirm that site specific risk assessments are current, contractor visits and reports are complete, and required documentation such as method statements, health and safety policies, and insurance has been reviewed. Inspect multiple locations across the estate, note any significant risks, and ensure required signage is present and in good repair. Include checks for grounds maintenance and play areas, verify completion of previous actions, and record new issues with clear follow up tasks to support compliance.

by Rebecca Ayton, from the Community

10+

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Site Daily Checklist

This site daily checklist helps crews start work safely and efficiently. It guides teams to confirm inductions and permits, review site rules and emergency procedures, check weather and access, and ensure PPE and fall protection are in place. It prompts verification that RAMS are current, tools and equipment are inspected and suitable, and housekeeping is maintained. Capture notes on issues, ideas, and best practices to keep the work area safe and productive.

by Matt Swindells, from the Community

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Contractor Health and Safety Assessment

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