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Inspections · UK duty guide
Welfare inspections
The facilities the job is supposed to have, and the state they are in.
On the file
The facilities, whether they are enough today, and the fail if they are not.
Duty
CDM 2015, Schedule 2
Where it is used
On site, on the schedule.
What the duty covers
- Toilets, washing, drinking water, rest, and drying.
- Enough for the numbers on site that day.
- A fail is an action, not a note for the monthly pack.
On the file
- Toilets, washing, and drinking water
- Somewhere to rest, and somewhere to dry
- The numbers on site that day
- Pass or fail
- The action, if it fails
How this duty should sit
These notes describe how the duty can sit on a digital record. This page is a guide to a UK duty. It is not a screen in EHSync Safety.
- Checked on a schedule. A missed check is visible.
- A fail has an owner the same day.
The duty
The UK law we work to, by name.
CDM 2015, Schedule 2
Welfare facilities on a construction site.
Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992
Where the work is not construction.
Who uses it
The supervisor checks them. A fail has an owner the same day.
Sits with
With the other inspections. A missed check stays visible.
What good looks like
Enough for the people on site that day. A fail is an action, not a line in the monthly pack.
Also in Inspections
All guides- Safety inspectionsA check for the thing in front of the supervisor, on a phone, with a photo.
- Safety auditsA deeper check against the system, not a walk-round.
- Scaffold and laddersThe register, and the inspection that keeps it current.
- Harness inspectionsThe fall-arrest kit, and the date it was last checked.