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    This document contains a risk assessment and site assessment checklist for a construction project. It lists general project details like the name, location, dates, and supervisor. It then lists items to check for the site assessment, such as tidiness, waste handling, lighting, and parking. Finally, it includes items for the risk assessment, such as checking fire equipment, storage of hazardous materials, fire escapes, emergency exits, and contacts. The goal is to evaluate safety conditions at the construction site.

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    This document contains a risk assessment and site assessment checklist for a construction project. It lists general project details like the name, location, dates, and supervisor. It then lists items to check for the site assessment, such as tidiness, waste handling, lighting, and parking. Finally, it includes items for the risk assessment, such as checking fire equipment, storage of hazardous materials, fire escapes, emergency exits, and contacts. The goal is to evaluate safety conditions at the construction site.

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    This document contains a risk assessment and site assessment checklist for a construction project. It lists general project details like the name, location, dates, and supervisor. It then lists items to check for the site assessment, such as tidiness, waste handling, lighting, and parking. Finally, it includes items for the risk assessment, such as checking fire equipment, storage of hazardous materials, fire escapes, emergency exits, and contacts. The goal is to evaluate safety conditions at the construction site.

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    No: T-RAC/SAC-01
    Issue Date: 17/06/2021
    Revision: 00
    RISK ASSESSMENT & SITE ASSESSMENT CHECKLIST

    GENERAL DETAILS
    Project Name Project Start Date
    Project Location Project End Date
    Project Supervisor Project Duration
    Site Assessment Date Site Assessment Personnel

    No/ Yes - Yes -


    S.No. Description N/A
    Missing Poor Good

    Site Assessment
    01. Tidiness of work area
    02. Tidiness of storage area
    03. Tidiness of rest area
    04. Provision of waste handling & disposal
    05. Adequacy of ventilation
    06. Passage ways free from obstruction
    08. Adequacy of suitable lighting
    09. Facility for material storage (w.r.t safety, security & force majeure)
    10. Approval/Permit of project by client
    11. Requirement of permit cards
    12. Does the area confirmed, marked & fenced?
    13. Approval of design & drawing by all concerns
    14. Proper parking area for all vehicles & equipment
    15. Marking of parking areas
    16. Place for sufficient connections/power sockets
    17. Client’s in-between / parallel work
    18. Water drainage
    Risk Assessment
    01. Fire equipment - serviceability
    02. Fire equipment - adequacy
    03. Adequacy of warning signs
    04. Fire equipment – accessibility
    05. Storage of Flammable Material / Hazardous Material
    06. Operation of fire escape facilities
    07. Accessibility & adequacy of fire escapes
    08. Employees aware of correct use of equipment
    09. Fire warning / no smoking signs
    10. Emergency exits - accessibility & marked
    11. Availability of emergency contacts
    12. Work area separate from the sources of fuel, equipment & storage (cotton, wood etc.)

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