Workplace transport inspection pack

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1 Background information2 Guidance on the management of the topic area2.1 Management2.1.1 Assessment of WT risks and control measures2.1.2 Supervising & monitoring workplace transport issues2.1.3 Deliveries and (un)loading2.2 Safe site2.2.1 Pedestrian/vehicle separation2.2.2 Access by members of the public (MoPs)2.2.3 Eliminating / minimising reversing2.2.4 Speed limits2.3 Safe driver2.3.1 Training2.3.2 Drivers as a vulnerable group2.3.3 Work-related road safety2.4 Safe vehicle2.4.1 Vehicle selection and maintenance2.4.2 Overturning vehicles2.4.3 Falls from vehicles2.4.4 Objects (including the load) falling off vehicles2.4.5 Parking vehicles and trailers2.5 Further advice3 Aide-memoire on inspection4 Sector enforcement guidance, legal requirements, references andnational enforcement expectations4.1 Agriculture and Food Sector4.1.1. Agriculture4.1.2 Food4.2 Services, Transportation & Safety Unit (STSU)4.2.1 Air transport industry4.2.2. Docks4.2.3 Road haulage4.3 Construction4.4 Local Authority Sector4.4.1 Leisure
4.4.2 Warehousing4.5 Manufacturing Sector4.5.1 Engineering4.5.2 Concrete and brick factories - sheeting & unsheeting4.5.3 Paper4.5.4. Quarries4.5.5 Scrap metal, recovered paper and waste management sites4.5.6 NEE for workplace transport issues in woodworking premises4.6 Education, nursery schools and play schemes4.7 Legislation on workplace transport4.7.1 Workplace Health, Safety & Welfare Regulations 19924.7.2 Provision & Use of Work Equipment Regulations 19984.7.3 Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 19924.7.4 Health and Safety (Safety Signs & Signals) Regulations 19964.7.5 Work at Height Regulations 20054.8 National Enforcement Expectations – General5 Cross-sector references on workplace transport6 Notice templates7 Checklist for dutyholdersAppendix 1 Causal information on workplace transport incidentsAppendix 2 Reporting of good practiceAppendix 3 Inspection template and technical guidance from the “Struckby” project
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