Site Policy & Management
Health and safety policy statements, temporary works registers, legionella monitoring and stress risk assessments
Health and Safety Policy Statement
The foundational health and safety document required by HSWA 1974 for every employer with 5 or more employees. Must contain three parts: the policy statement signed by a director, the organisation (named persons and their H&S responsibilities), and the arrangements (specific procedures for risk assessment, training, emergency procedures, and welfare). Failure to have a written policy is a criminal offence.
HSWA 1974 s.2(3)
Legionella / Water Hygiene Monitoring Log
A monitoring log for legionella controls in construction site water systems including welfare facility showers and hot water storage. Records weekly temperature checks (cold water below 20 degrees C, hot water above 50 degrees C at draw-off, stored hot water above 60 degrees C), flushing of infrequently used outlets, and corrective actions. Monitoring records must be retained for 5 years under ACoP L8.
L8 ACoP / COSHH 2002 / HSWA 1974
RAMS — Piling Operations
A specialist RAMS for piling operations covering CFA, rotary bored, driven, and mini-pile methods. Addresses underground service strike risk (CAT scanning, STATS records, permit to dig), rig stability, ground conditions, noise and vibration under BS 5228, LOLER lifting operations, and bentonite/polymer slurry COSHH requirements. Piling is one of the highest-risk construction activities subject to HSE targeted inspection.
MHSWR 1999 / CDM 2015
Temporary Works Register
The management register tracking every temporary works item on a construction project from design through to removal. Covers falsework, formwork, excavation support, scaffolding, propping, and crane bases. Documents design checks, independent verification, permit-to-load, inspection during use, and permit-to-strike for each item. BS 5975:2019 requires appointment of a competent TWC.
BS 5975:2019 / CDM 2015
Work-Related Stress Risk Assessment
A risk assessment for work-related stress using the HSE Management Standards framework covering six domains: demands, control, support, relationships, role, and change. Addresses construction-specific stressors including programme pressure, long hours, isolation, and financial insecurity. Construction has the highest suicide rate of any UK industry. Includes provisions for Mental Health First Aiders and EAP access.
MHSWR 1999 / HSWA 1974
Other Categories
CDM 2015 Core
13 documents
Risk Assessments
27 documents
COSHH
15 documents
Asbestos
8 documents
Permits to Work
14 documents
Site Management
26 documents
Incidents & Accidents
10 documents
Toolbox Talks
22 documents
Subcontractors
19 documents
Quality & Inspections
19 documents
Building Safety Act
12 documents
Handover & Completion
15 documents
Environmental
17 documents
Commercial & Contract
24 documents
HR & Workforce
12 documents
Fire Safety
14 documents
Occupational Health
8 documents
Completions & Planning
5 documents
Statutory Inspections
20 documents