What we check
There is no standard list, because there is no standard site. A grain elevator, a storage yard and a contractor's compound have almost nothing in common except that somebody needs to lay eyes on them regularly.
This is roughly what one site's list looks like. Yours will share some of it and none of the rest.
We come out, you walk us round, and you talk. Most of it comes out naturally — the gate that gets left open, the light that keeps going, the thing your insurer asked about, the corner you cannot see from the office.
We write it down in your words, along with what "fine" looks like for each one, so a different person doing the check reaches the same conclusion you would.
Add something after an incident, drop something once it stops mattering. Old reports keep reading the way they read at the time, so the history stays honest.
We are not guarding the site and we are not responding to alarms. We check, we record, and we tell you. Acting on it stays with you — which is also why the report goes to you and nobody else.
Easiest way to find out is a walk round. It takes half an hour.
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