Forms and checklists

It is the responsibility of the temporary works coordinator to ensure a temporary works register is prepared and maintained throughout the project. It is a verification tool ensuring all actions have been completed as required by the Temporary Works Implementation Plan.

The company's designated individual should ensure anyone managing temporary works should have the necessary skills, knowledge, attitude, training, qualifications and experience for the complexity of the project and they have been appointed, are aware of their responsibilities and have accepted the appointment.

It is the responsibility of the temporary works coordinator to ensure that a temporary works implementation plan is in place. Completing this document ensures all necessary steps have been considered.

A design brief should be prepared by a suitably competent person to identify design risks that should be communicated to the temporary works designer to ensure they have all the relevant information to ensure all foreseeable loads have been considered.  

The temporary works designer should use the design brief and all associated documents provided to them to provide a suitable solution to withstand all foreseeable loads.

Issued by the temporary works designer to certify they have taken all reasonable professional skill and care in designing temporary works. 

It can be combined with the design check certificate issued by the temporary works design checker. 

Used and completed by suitably competent people, which could include temporary works coordinators and temporary works supervisors, to carry out in-depth inspections on delivery, before installation, during installation, before use and during use as required by the inspection and test plan.

Issued by the principal contractors temporary works coordinator, or an authorised contractor's temporary works coordinator or temporary works supervisor determined by the consequence of failure defined by the Implementation Risk Classification. 

A range of quality assured off-the-shelf template forms and checklists that can be bespoke tailored to meet construction engineering organisations internal management systems. They can be used as general training aids for temporary works training courses. All documents are legally compliant and meet the requirements identified in BS 5975:2019 for industry best practice.