Spot the site problems.
You’ve just walked onto site and something isn’t right. Six things here would stop a good site manager in their tracks — safety, tidiness and organisation. Click every problem you can spot; a few things are perfectly fine.
Problems found 0 / 6 — click anything a site manager would jump on
Site walk-round · what you can see
AccessThe main walkway is clear and well signed, but .
HeightsScaffold is up and tagged as inspected — though .
PeopleMost of the team are in hard hats and hi-vis, but .
MaterialsDeliveries are stacked neatly, except .
HousekeepingThe welfare unit is clean and stocked. .
PlantThe digger’s in use with a banksman, but .
PaperworkToday’s briefing is signed by everyone, but .
Progress, and .
- Trailing lead across the walkway. A trip hazard on the main route. Route cables safely or cover them — don’t leave them across a path.
- Missing guard rail. An open edge on the scaffold is a fall risk. That section should be stopped and fixed before anyone uses it.
- Visitor with no PPE or sign-in. Everyone on site must be signed in, inducted and wearing the right PPE — no exceptions, including visitors.
- Fire exit blocked. Rubbish in front of a fire exit is dangerous and illegal. Escape routes must be kept clear at all times.
- Keys left in unattended plant. Machinery left with the keys in can be started by anyone. Isolate and secure plant when it’s not in use.
- No method statement for live work. Work happening without its method statement (RAMS) on site shouldn’t be going ahead — stop and sort it.
Caught them all?
Find all six problems (or reveal the rest), then mark this complete. On a real site, this walk-round happens every single day — and spotting these keeps people safe.
Find the problems to unlock. Done — you’re good to go.