Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Scaffolding
Is the condition of the scaffold acceptable as per JLL and the relevant local
standards for scaffold?
Has proper access been provided?
Are platforms of sufficient width, secure and complete?
Is comprehensive edge protection in place – handrail, mid-rail, toe-board?
(mesh / safety net where applicable?)
Are suitable baseplates provided?
Are High Voltage clearances maintained?
Are outriggers in place? (where required)
Are wheel locks present and in working order?
Roof Access
Has an assessment of weather conditions been conducted to assess suitability
for working at height?
Have workers received a Work Activity Induction, including reading and signing
their SWMS?
Has the roof area been inspected for structural strength?
Is there safe and suitable access to work areas?
Are workers protected from falling from edges?
Are workers protected from falling from incomplete structures?
Are workers protected from falling through skylights and penetrations?
Are people protected from the dangers of falling objects?
Is electrical supply available at roof level?
Has a rescue plan been developed for use in the event of an arrested fall?
Do workers have appropriate UV protection?
Plant & Electrical Equipment
Has all equipment been listed in the relevant register and fitness certificate/tag
provided as per local legislation?
Have servicing requirements been met?
Are all guards in place?
Has electrical equipment been tested and tagged?
Are electrical leads clear from metal scaffold?
Is power being sourced from the same level/floor?
Is RCD/ELCB (mechanical) protection in place?
Comments:
SIGNED: DATE:
Procedure:
1. A separate permit has to be completed for each and every height work activity.
2. Maximum approval period is one day / one shift.
3. This work permit must be completed by the work supervisor and then be reviewed & signed by a JLL representative.
Note: - A copy of this work permit must be posted at the work place adjacent where the work is being conducted.