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FORMAL REPORT ON ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE SITE INSPECTION

Submitted By:
Sajid Ali
Environmental Inspector

Submitted To:
Assistant Resident Engineer (ARE), Highways

Checked By:
Chief Resident Engineer (CRE)


DATE: 12-04-2026
INSPECTION DATE: 11/04/2026
PROJECT: Construction / Metaling of Road from Gorikote Astore to Shagharthang, Skardu
CHAINAGE / LOCATION: From KM 9+200 to KM 12+000
WEATHER CONDITIONS: ☐ Sunny ☑ Rainy ☐ Snow ☐ Cloudy ☐ Windy
INSPECTION TYPE: ☑ Special / Complaint Based
PHASE OF WORK: ☑ Construction


COMPLIANCE SUMMARY

Total Items Checked Compliant (C) Non-Compliant (NC) Partially Compliant (P) Not Applicable (N/A) Compliance Rate (%)
25 20 3 2 0 80

INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL, COMMUNITY & OHS INSPECTION CHECKLIST

S.No Compliance Parameter Status (C/NC/P/N/A) Remarks / Evidence Corrective Action
I. Trees cut only where absolutely necessary; minimum vegetation clearance practiced NC Efforts to avoid crops and native/community trees noted, but worker and operator negligence (boulder impact along road bank) caused additional, preventable tree damage. Reinforce training to minimize unnecessary damage to roadside trees.
II. Workers prohibited from cutting trees/wood for cooking or heating; gas cylinders provided C LPG is used for cooking; no tree cutting was observed on site. Precautionary monitoring is recommended.
III. Photographic & botanical inventory of vegetation completed before site clearing C Detailed records of cut trees are maintained. Continue diligent documentation for compensatory plantation.
IV. Workers showing responsible behavior by avoiding harm to crops and trees in adjacent farming fields C No evidence of damage observed. Maintain awareness to ensure continued compliance.
V. Up-to-date well-tuned machinery with reduced noise C All machinery is fit for operation without excess noise. Routine checks should continue.
VI. Ill-maintained or noisy machinery used near communities C No issues; worksite distance is compliant. Maintain this operational standard.
VII. Water sprinkling at dust-prone areas near communities NC Sprinkling is for compaction, not dust control. Implement dust control measures.
VIII. Wastewater from washing & kitchen released into sumps C Proper sumps are in place; no direct discharge. Monitor sump integrity regularly.
IX. Laborers polluting site or nearby water bodies NC Environmental awareness training needed due to lack of understanding. Immediate training sessions required.
X. Fuel stock stored safely and refueling conducted following safety measures C Fuel is kept in a safe location. Regular safety audits recommended.
XI. Machinery maintenance to prevent pollution C All machinery is functioning well with timely repairs. Continue enforcement of maintenance schedules.
XII. Drinking water & sanitation at camps satisfactory NC Safe appearance, but no laboratory analysis conducted. Immediate testing of water quality required.
XIII. Safety sign boards displayed C All necessary signage is evident. Ensure ongoing visibility and condition.
XIV. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) provided & used NC Required PPE not used by workers. Provide and enforce PPE usage immediately.
XV. PPE provided & used by site engineers and inspectors NC Required PPE not supplied to site engineers. Immediate PPE provision required.
XVI. Complaint Register maintained NC Complaint register lacking on site. Establish a complaint register urgently.
XVII. Machinery movement restricted to designated haulage routes C All movements comply with designated routes. Continue compliance monitoring.
XVIII. Underage employment prohibited C No underage workers observed. Maintain strict age verification processes.
XIX. First aid facilities & emergency vehicle available NC Neither were present at the site. Immediate provision of facilities and vehicle required.
XX. Noise levels in camp under permissible level C Noise within acceptable limits. Continue monitoring.
XXI. Noise & light pollution from labor camp minimal C Levels maintained below limits. Maintain awareness.
XXII. Area of worksite with significant erosion problem P Erosion risk due to current phase, stabilization needed. Implement temporary erosion control measures.
XXIII. Excavation activities contributing to water pollution C No observed issues. Maintain standards.
XXIV. Low speed limits to avoid livestock damage C Vehicle speeds are compliant. Monitor compliance.
XXV. Current activities affecting community utilities C No current issues reported. Continuous monitoring encouraged.

INSPECTOR'S REMARKS & RECOMMENDATIONS

Key Observations:

  1. Observations indicate good practices such as the use of LPG for cooking, protection of crops and trees, effective machinery operations, and non-discharge of waste into streams.
  2. Critical gaps exist, highlighted by the absence of PPE, no first aid facilities, no emergency vehicle, absence of a complaint register, lack of laboratory testing for drinking water, and inadequate environmental awareness training for workers.
  3. Past damages from boulders impacting roadside trees and exposed natural slopes require attention.

Overall Compliance Assessment:
☐ Satisfactory ☐ Partially Satisfactory ☑ Unsatisfactory

Recommendations:

  1. Provision of PPE, first aid facilities, emergency vehicle, and complaint register is imperative; immediate actions needed for laboratory testing of drinking water; enhance worker environmental awareness through training; protect roadside trees; and implement temporary erosion controls until permanent measures are established.
  2. Consultation with the Forest and Agriculture departments for appropriate saplings for compensatory plantation is requested.

Role Name / Signature
Environmental Inspector (IEPL): ______________________________________ Date: //______
Assistant Resident Engineer (Highways): _______________________________ Date: //______
Chief Resident Engineer (CRE): ______________________________________ Date: //______


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