Conduct Contactless Site Visit
Interaction with people while onsite
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PPE including, Mask, Hand Sanitiser, Gloves & Social Distance 1.5M
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Site Induction
Uninformed workers on site could cause injury to themselves or others
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All persons on site must carry with them a current General construction induction card at all times. Where required ensure that site specific induction training is attended prior to working onsite. Ensure all personnel are informed of any changes to potential risks and hazards at the earliest opportunity by way of toolbox meeting
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Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment
Personal Injury
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Prior to commencement of work ensure PPE is adequate for all tasks and in serviceable condition including suitable safety (capped) footwear, fully enclosed and slip resistant when working in elevated areas or on ladders. Eye protection, Ear protection, Head protection, Safety harness and associated equipment for working at heights. Tie off equipment and ladder brackets to ensure ladders are properly secured. Ensure first aid kit is available.
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Working Outdoors
Sunburn, skin cancer, Eye damage, heat stroke
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Wear broad brimmed hat, safety sunglasses, sun protective clothing and 30+ sunscreen. Maintain hydration, drink plenty of water. Take regular breaks.
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Personnel and Pedestrian Access
Trip, slip hazards, Risk of falling objects
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Clear obstacles from around work area, prior to commencement and during work. Keep pathways free of trip hazards. Cordon off area where potential for injury from falling objects is present.
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Power tools
Electrocution, Eye injuries, Hand injuries
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Use the correct tool for the task at hand. Where possible use battery powered tools. Keep electrical tools away from water. Tools with power leads are to be checked that they are in test and tagged before use. Power tools are to be connected via RCD safety switch which should be tested prior to use. Check power leads for damage prior to each use. Wear the correct PPE to protect eyes. Wear gloves as required to prevent hand damage.
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Weather conditions
Dehydration, Changing conditions causing slippery surfaces
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Check weather conditions/forecast. If unfavourable reschedule. Stop work, secure installation and leave roof if signs of storm are evident. Whilst working in heat protect body with sun hat, sunscreen and sunglasses. Maintain hydration.
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Hand Tools
Repetitive strain injury, Cuts
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When using hacksaws ensure a firm but comfortable grip, use long smooth strokes. Ensure all guards are in place. When using utility knives ensure work is carried out on a firm surface and the cut is made away from the body.
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Noise
Hearing loss
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All persons exposed to high noise levels should wear appropriate hearing protection as required
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Manual Handling
Back injuries
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Before manually lifting consider use of mechanical assistance or another person to assist. Ensure that the path you wish to take is free of obstructions and slip hazards.
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Servicing Heat pump Indoors
Electrocution
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Where possible use battery powered equipment.
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Servicing Heat pumps outdoors
Electrocution
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Determine weatherproof location for electrical equipment where it is unlikely to be affected by adverse weather to prevent risk of electrical shock.
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Test and commission
Water leaks, electrocution
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Ensure that all joints are glued and that the glue has cured sufficiently. Inspect whole system thoroughly to ensure no leaks or potential contact with power source.
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Clean up work area
Trip slip hazard, Falling material hazard
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Conduct an inspection of the entire work area ensuring that no tools or equipment has been left behind.
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