Construction industry - Prevent Checklists

	Document name
		Construction industry
Area/location	Date
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Description	The list is based on the following regulations
The checklist is aimed at companies in the construction industry that have employees working in workplaces where they are not responsible for the coordination of work environment issues. responsibility for coordination.

Supervision

Question	Yes	No	N/A	Risk assessment:			Risk description
				Low	Medium	High
1. Does the management have regular check-in conversations with the employee?
2. Are there good opportunities for the employee to discuss work environment issues with management?
3. Is the employee adequately trained to perform all work tasks?

Workplace

Question	Yes	No	N/A	Risk assessment:			Risk description
				Low	Medium	High
4. Has the work been planned with BAS-U or another person in charge at the workplace?
5. Are there opportunities to discuss work environment issues in the workplace, for example at construction meetings?
6. The employee has been given permission to see.
a) Work environment plan? -> Work environment plan?
b) Preparations for work?
c) Traffic arrangement plan (TA plan)?
d) Are you referring to explosive atmospheres?
e) Are there any other plans for implementing the work?
7. Is there a heated shed?
8. Located in the staff areas.
a) Water and electricity?
b) Restroom?
c) Is there a dining area and the possibility to heat food?
d) Are you referring to the provision of washing facilities in the workplace?
e) Are there changing rooms with showers and lockers available?
f) Drying cabinet, drying space, and boot wash?

Operations

Question	Yes	No	N/A	Risk assessment:			Risk description
				Low	Medium	High
9. Does the employee conduct a basic risk assessment before starting a new task? (Tip "Assess the risks in your workplace" on the Prevent website.)
10. Is the workplace safe in terms of the work environment?
a) Shaft?
b) Are you referring to conducting a wire survey?
c) Has soil contamination been mapped?
d) Is there a traffic closure?
e) Was there an explosion?
f) Are there good and sufficiently wide transport routes that can be separated, marked, or made one-way if necessary?
11. Does the employee have the right protective equipment for the work?
12. Regarding current vehicles.
a) Is the right machine with the right tool being used for the job?
b) Are daily check-ups conducted?
c) Has the machine's attachments been checked to ensure they have been changed and securely locked?
d) Has the strap, chain, and slings been checked to ensure they are undamaged and have the correct markings when lifting?

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