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PFM E02 Environment Agency SHEW CoP Compliance Checklist

by David Hallett, from the Community

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This Environment Agency SHEW Code of Practice compliance checklist supports construction teams delivering EA projects. It covers general site requirements, CDM roles and responsibilities, designer duties, and principal contractor controls. Topics include inductions, training and competency, PPE, temporary works, working at height, confined spaces, plant and vehicle safety, utilities detection (PAS 128), permits to work, HAVS, lone working, and emergency preparedness. Environmental management is emphasized, including spill response, pollution prevention near water, invasive species control, waste and timber procurement, carbon reduction, and use of EA tools (ERIC, CL:AIRE). Use this form to audit compliance and document actions across site management and environmental controls.

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Environment Agency SHEW CoP Compliance Checklist
Ensure compliance with the Environment Agency's Safety, Health, Environment and Wellbeing Code of Practice on EA projects. This checklist guides Principal Designers and Contractors through CDM roles, site inductions, training and competence, PPE, risk assessments, temporary works, working at height, plant and traffic management, and work near water. It includes environmental controls such as pollution prevention, spill response, waste and timber procurement, carbon reduction and site resilience. It also covers reporting requirements, inspections, and community engagement to support safe, sustainable construction delivery.
by Chris Bowes, from the Community
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EA Site Inspection Checklist
This EA Site Inspection checklist helps construction and civil works teams systematically assess site safety, environmental protection, and compliance. It covers supervision and workforce competence (CSCS/CPCS, SMSTS), inductions, RAMS and method statements, permits to work, active monitoring and statutory inspections (PUWER, LOLER), plant and equipment condition and use, traffic management, welfare and first aid, PPE and fire safety. It includes controls for excavations, work at height, electrical and confined space safety, manual handling, COSHH and hot works, noise, lifting operations, and work in or near water. Environmental controls address spills, silt, timber compliance, invasive non‑native species, protected habitats, waste management, and biosecurity. Temporary works governance, emergency arrangements, and sign-off are also included.
by Chris Phillips, from the Community
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Stonbury Construction Site SHEW Inspection
A comprehensive construction site safety, health, environment and welfare inspection checklist designed for Stonbury projects. Verify client rules, close out actions from prior audits, and confirm welfare facilities meet CDM requirements. Review site documentation including RAMS, COSHH, inductions, CPP, fire risk assessments, and insurance certificates. Check signage, PPE compliance, and required permits such as confined space, hot works, isolation, and permit to dig. Assess emergency measures and rehearsals, excavations, working at height, and confined space entry. Inspect plant and equipment records including LOLER, PUWER, PAT and HAVs. Evaluate traffic management, access and egress, lifting operations, manual handling, demolition controls, and temporary works. Confirm environmental controls, waste management documentation, and quality records. Conclude with comments and digital sign off.
by Paul Turpin, from the Community
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Building Health Safety and Environmental Compliance Review
This comprehensive checklist supports facilities teams in reviewing building health, safety and environmental compliance. It covers staffing and inductions, safety noticeboards and legal documentation, contractor management, working environment and welfare, risk assessments and permits to work, COSHH and hazardous substances, work equipment and ladder controls, working at height, portable and powered access equipment, noise controls, fire safety systems and training, housekeeping and waste management, pedestrian and traffic management, PPE, asbestos management, environmental impacts and spill response, storage areas, electronic maintenance records and certificate tracking, lone working arrangements, electrical isolation and LOTO, and water hygiene and Legionella controls. Use it to identify gaps and record observations and recommendations.
by Graeme WEAR, from the Community
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