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GB Installations Inspection Form

by Gareth Bond, from the Community

Use this GB Installations inspection form to record work order and site details, then complete thorough safety checks for ladders, step units, platforms, and guardrails. Verify fixings, corrosion, deformation, stabilisers, cage or vertical restraint, and handrails. Inspect roof edge protection for height, spacing, integrity, and weights. Review fall arrest and restraint systems, including fixings, cable condition and tension, posts, swaged ends, and overall condition. Log harness and lanyard inspections, add notes and photos, and capture pass or fail outcomes with signatures.

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Safety Access and Height Inspection Form
Use this comprehensive form to conduct safety access and work at height inspections across guardrails, edge protection, ladders, step units, platforms, and fall arrest systems. Capture IDs, materials, dimensions, fixings, corrosion, stability, PPE requirements, and pass or fail outcomes. Document defects with photos, notes, and do not use tags, log next inspection dates, and record inspector and site contact acknowledgments.
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SRG Harness and Lanyard Inspection
Use this SRG harness and lanyard inspection checklist to verify the condition and suitability of fall protection equipment before use. Inspect D rings and pads, webbing, stitching, buckles and clips, overall fit, user training, and lanyards including links and length requirements for MEWP restraint. Record contamination and cleaning, capture photos, and report any defects immediately to a supervisor.
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GB Food Standards Audit Checklist
This GB Food Standards audit checklist helps bakeries and cafes evaluate time management, adherence to food flow, product quality, stock rotation, labeling, packing, and storage. It details cleanliness checks across kitchens and front-of-house equipment, temperature controls and logs, uniforms and personal protective equipment, cross contamination prevention, and equipment condition. Additional sections cover deliveries, invoice checks, and general safety needs including first aid and fire equipment. Use the action plan items and sign-off fields to assign owners and verify completion.
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Periodic Harness and Lanyard Inspection
This periodic harness and lanyard inspection checklist guides 6-monthly checks of fall protection equipment. Record inspector details, inspection dates, company and kit numbers, and confirm items are clean and suitable for visual inspection. For harnesses, capture serial numbers and assess webbing for cuts, tears, abrasions, discoloration, and heat damage; inspect buckles and attachment links for deformation, sharp edges, corrosion, cracks, and function; verify stitching and web tidies. For lanyards, capture serials and inspect webbing, buckles, connectors, stitching, and the shock-absorbing pack. Document missing components, age limits exceeded, comments, recommended actions, and an overall pass or fail with sign-off. Use this template to maintain compliance and equipment safety for work at heights.
by Paul Bessent, from the Community
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Safety Access and Height Inspection Form

Use this comprehensive form to conduct safety access and work at height inspections across guardrails, edge protection, ladders, step units, platforms, and fall arrest systems. Capture IDs, materials, dimensions, fixings, corrosion, stability, PPE requirements, and pass or fail outcomes. Document defects with photos, notes, and do not use tags, log next inspection dates, and record inspector and site contact acknowledgments.

by Gareth Bond, from the Community

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SRG Harness and Lanyard Inspection

Use this SRG harness and lanyard inspection checklist to verify the condition and suitability of fall protection equipment before use. Inspect D rings and pads, webbing, stitching, buckles and clips, overall fit, user training, and lanyards including links and length requirements for MEWP restraint. Record contamination and cleaning, capture photos, and report any defects immediately to a supervisor.

by Sonya Barnard, from the Community

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GB Food Standards Audit Checklist

This GB Food Standards audit checklist helps bakeries and cafes evaluate time management, adherence to food flow, product quality, stock rotation, labeling, packing, and storage. It details cleanliness checks across kitchens and front-of-house equipment, temperature controls and logs, uniforms and personal protective equipment, cross contamination prevention, and equipment condition. Additional sections cover deliveries, invoice checks, and general safety needs including first aid and fire equipment. Use the action plan items and sign-off fields to assign owners and verify completion.

by Kinga Rosolowska, from the Community

10+

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Periodic Harness and Lanyard Inspection

This periodic harness and lanyard inspection checklist guides 6-monthly checks of fall protection equipment. Record inspector details, inspection dates, company and kit numbers, and confirm items are clean and suitable for visual inspection. For harnesses, capture serial numbers and assess webbing for cuts, tears, abrasions, discoloration, and heat damage; inspect buckles and attachment links for deformation, sharp edges, corrosion, cracks, and function; verify stitching and web tidies. For lanyards, capture serials and inspect webbing, buckles, connectors, stitching, and the shock-absorbing pack. Document missing components, age limits exceeded, comments, recommended actions, and an overall pass or fail with sign-off. Use this template to maintain compliance and equipment safety for work at heights.

by Paul Bessent, from the Community

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GB Installations Inspection Form

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