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CBRE QHSE Management Plan Inputs Questionnaire

by Celise Rico, from the Community

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This CBRE QHSE Management Plan Inputs Questionnaire helps facility and account teams collect the information required to build a comprehensive quality, health, safety, and environmental plan. Capture general site details, scope of services, headcount, and key contacts, then assess risk controls across electrical safety, lock out tag out, robotics and automated machinery, working at heights, confined spaces, fire safety, hazardous materials and waste, material handling, and noise. Confirm contractor safety requirements, training matrices, emergency response roles, and regulatory permits. The checklist also covers operational areas such as elevators, scaffolds, trenches, cooling towers, cafeterias, medical services, digital safety data sheets, business continuity, indoor air quality, pest control, and green building maintenance. Use it to align responsibilities, evidence compliance, and track key performance indicators.

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Create and share professional reports instantly
Confirm accountability and compliance with a digital log

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