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Construction Site Safety Documents

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Amanda Lambert

Published on

14 September 2021

Health and safety blog

Construction Site Safety Documents

Setting up a construction site and making sure that you have all the necessary documentation and details can be a laborious and time consuming task. Specialising in Construction and having experience on site we have been providing information to our clients for a number of years.

Based on the frequency we were asked to provide the details we decided to provide them as a product to help everyone who may need it.

Our Construction Site Safety Documents provide you with everything you need in one place allowing you to comply with the latest legislation.

The Safety Software includes

  • 65 completed risk assessments
  • 41 COSHH Assessments
  • Construction Phase Health and Safety Plan (CDM 2015), which can be easily amended and edited for specific projects
  • 70 Toolbox Talks
  • Site inspection Check Sheets – Scaffold, Dumper, Excavator etc
  • Permits to Work – Confined Space, Excavation, Hot Work, Asbestos, etc
  • Site Setup Check Sheet
  • Site Induction
  • Site Rules
  • Registers

STOP AND THINK

Our site management tools where designed to set up our own site many years ago. We put the files onto a laptop for our site managers. It saved us a fortune over the years both in time and money. The purchase of this site management toolkit is a great investment. Click on the link to buy.

Construction site safety documents and tools

 

All PAL Cards to Become Smart

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Matthew Weatherston

Published on

4 December 2014

Health and safety news
Source: www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/geis6.pdf
Source: HSE

All PAL Cards to Become Smart

From 1st January 2015, all Power Access Licence (PAL) cards issued by the Powered Access Federation (IPAF) are to become machine readable. By becoming smart they aim to improve site safety as only trained operatives will be able to use mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPS) and mast climbing work platforms (MCWPs).

Things such as level of training, categories etc will be readable by the machine and means the operator can only start a machine if the data on the card is correct for the work being done.

Managers will also be able to track how long the machine has been used for and by who, therefore helping to prevent fraudulent use.

For more information on PAL cards and the IPAF training programme, visit the Internation Power Access Federtion website using the following links:

http://www.ipaf.org/en/resources/news/article/all-pal-cards-to-be-smart/?  

http://www.ipaf.org/en/

For further information on the use of MEWPS follow: http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/geis6.pdf

HSE Asbestos Toolkit

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Matthew Weatherston

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1 December 2014

Asbestos

HSE Asbestos Toolkit

The HSE Asbestos Toolkit is a useful tool to help protect those who might be exposed to asbestos during their work activities. On average 20 tradespeople die from asbestos related diseases every week and asbestos can potentially be found in any house or building built before the year 2000.

There is a legal duty to manage asbestos in building.

The Asbestos toolkit contains several “how-to” guides and should be used by anyone working in areas where asbestos might be present. It will work out if you’re likely to be affected by asbestos when carrying out your work activities and will identify suitable precautions that need to be taken to protect you and your workforce from the dangers of asbestos. Try the tool for yourself by following the link below.

There is also an app available for your mobile or tablet so you can get this important information wherever you are.

HSE asbestos essentials

Asbestos online training

Our asbestos awareness online training is designed for your employees to be able to complete it when it is most convenient for them at work or home. The training is multiple choice and lasts for approx. 1 hour.

Why our Asbestos Online Training is different

  • Our course is priced for all businesses at £25 + vat per delegate
  • Mobile friendly
  • We have an online platform that businesses can create an account and allocate employees training purchased
  • Managers are able to see each employees progress
  • We allow up to two resets before the course is considered as a fail
  • Try our asbestos training for FREE 

Asbestos RAMS

A comprehensive risk assessment and method statement template for removal asbestos floor tiles risk assessment, developed by qualified health and safety professionals.

Our removal asbestos floor tiles risk assessment risk assessment and method statement document proactively identify, evaluate, and mitigate potential risks.

The document covers all the appropriate Control Procedures and Hazards for a typical job but can be easily edited to your needs. This is a ready-to-use document that can be implemented in your business straight away.

You can add your brand and adjust the content to fit your site constraints.

Includes:

  • 12 pages of content
  • 3,251 words

Additional Information:

  • The document covers all the appropriate Hazards and Control Procedures for a typical job
  • In “MS Word” format
  • Fully editable – include your company logo and details
  • The template should be changed to suit the specific job you are performing

Buy our asbestos risk assessment and method statements