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Contractor Requirements on Site

by San Gascon, from the Community

This construction site checklist outlines contractor requirements to ensure health, safety, and compliance on site. It covers safety policies, approved safety representatives, NEBOSH or equivalent training, risk assessments, method statements, and safe work procedures. It includes permit to work processes, LOTO certification, daily inspections and reporting, statistics reporting, emergency plans and evacuation drills, first aid and firefighting training, toolbox talks and HSE communications, internal audits, certified scaffolding inspection, trained storekeeping, and active safety committees.

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