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Point of Work Risk Assessment for Surveyors

by Ross Jones, from the Community

This point of work risk assessment checklist helps surveyors document site conditions, identify who may be harmed, and evaluate hazards such as slips, trips and falls; working at height; manual handling; vehicles; electricity; dust and fumes; noise and vibration; adverse weather; and more. Use it to confirm attendance on site, capture location and date, record control measures, and obtain surveyor sign-off so that a new assessment is completed whenever conditions change.

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Point of Work Risk Assessment On Site
A practical Point of Work Risk Assessment for on site use. It guides operatives through pre start checks, including experience, tools and documentation readiness, PPE, PAT tested equipment, and inspection of height access gear. It helps identify significant hazards such as slips, trips and falls, working at height, chemicals, electricity, dust and fumes, confined spaces, vehicles, adverse weather and more, with notes for additional controls before work starts. The template includes gas detector and cable location verification, operative sign off, and an end of job review to capture lessons learned and any new hazards. It also prompts photo evidence for site conditions and reinstatement.
by Paul Roberts, from the Community
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Point of Work Risk Assessment and Method Statement
Use this point of work risk assessment and method statement template to capture site details, list task specific hazards, assess who may be at risk, and define controls before work starts. Sections include hazard prompts such as slips, trips and falls, working at height, moving vehicles, electricity, chemicals, noise, vibration, dust and fumes, weather, and more. Supervisors can confirm controls, obtain signatures, and complete a final check to ensure risks are covered. Intended as a sample to help teams formalize RAMS at the job site.
by David Kearney, from the Community
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Point of Work Risk Assessment On-Site
This Point of Work Risk Assessment template helps operatives plan safe on-site work before tasks begin. It guides users to confirm fitness to work, verify tools, documentation, and PPE, and check inspection tags for height equipment. The form supports hazard identification across risks such as slips and trips, working at height, electricity, asbestos, confined spaces, manual handling, vehicles, dust and fumes, noise and vibration, poor lighting, adverse weather, and risks to others. Users must note additional controls for each identified hazard, then complete operative sign-off and an end-of-job review to capture new hazards and comments. Designed for field teams to drive consistent, compliant, and proactive safety practices.
by Chris Ginn, from the Community
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Point of Work Risk Assessment (On Site)
This on-site Point of Work Risk Assessment template helps operatives verify pre-start requirements and control risks before work begins. Part 1 covers readiness checks such as reviewing the surveyor’s POWRA, competence, correct tools and documentation, PPE, PAT-tested power tools, inspected working-at-height equipment, cable location (cat and genny), and gas detector availability. Part 2 guides hazard identification across slips and trips, falls from height, chemicals, electricity, dust and fumes, noise and vibration, vehicles, confined spaces, asbestos, adverse weather, and risks to others, with notes for additional controls. The template concludes with operative sign-off and an end-of-job review to capture improvements and any new hazards.
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Point of Work Risk Assessment On Site

A practical Point of Work Risk Assessment for on site use. It guides operatives through pre start checks, including experience, tools and documentation readiness, PPE, PAT tested equipment, and inspection of height access gear. It helps identify significant hazards such as slips, trips and falls, working at height, chemicals, electricity, dust and fumes, confined spaces, vehicles, adverse weather and more, with notes for additional controls before work starts. The template includes gas detector and cable location verification, operative sign off, and an end of job review to capture lessons learned and any new hazards. It also prompts photo evidence for site conditions and reinstatement.

by Paul Roberts, from the Community

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Point of Work Risk Assessment and Method Statement

Use this point of work risk assessment and method statement template to capture site details, list task specific hazards, assess who may be at risk, and define controls before work starts. Sections include hazard prompts such as slips, trips and falls, working at height, moving vehicles, electricity, chemicals, noise, vibration, dust and fumes, weather, and more. Supervisors can confirm controls, obtain signatures, and complete a final check to ensure risks are covered. Intended as a sample to help teams formalize RAMS at the job site.

by David Kearney, from the Community

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Point of Work Risk Assessment On-Site

This Point of Work Risk Assessment template helps operatives plan safe on-site work before tasks begin. It guides users to confirm fitness to work, verify tools, documentation, and PPE, and check inspection tags for height equipment. The form supports hazard identification across risks such as slips and trips, working at height, electricity, asbestos, confined spaces, manual handling, vehicles, dust and fumes, noise and vibration, poor lighting, adverse weather, and risks to others. Users must note additional controls for each identified hazard, then complete operative sign-off and an end-of-job review to capture new hazards and comments. Designed for field teams to drive consistent, compliant, and proactive safety practices.

by Chris Ginn, from the Community

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Point of Work Risk Assessment (On Site)

This on-site Point of Work Risk Assessment template helps operatives verify pre-start requirements and control risks before work begins. Part 1 covers readiness checks such as reviewing the surveyor’s POWRA, competence, correct tools and documentation, PPE, PAT-tested power tools, inspected working-at-height equipment, cable location (cat and genny), and gas detector availability. Part 2 guides hazard identification across slips and trips, falls from height, chemicals, electricity, dust and fumes, noise and vibration, vehicles, confined spaces, asbestos, adverse weather, and risks to others, with notes for additional controls. The template concludes with operative sign-off and an end-of-job review to capture improvements and any new hazards.

by Paul Roberts, from the Community

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Point of Work Risk Assessment for Surveyors

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