Information

  • IES/C&I - Project Safety Inspection Checklist

  • Project Details

  • Project Name:

  • Project Description and nature of work:

  • Number of IES employees at site:

  • Number of temporary workers/laborers at site:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Division Safety Manager:

  • Division General Manager:

Office/Admin

  • Are the IES “Safety Help Desk” and “Safety Hotline” memo posted at the jobsite and main office?

General Requirements & Postings

  • First Aid kit on site and stocked? 1926.50(d)(2)

  • First aid kit is located in designated area and readily accessible? 1926.50(d)(1)

  • Emergency phone numbers posted? 1926.50(f)

  • OSHA, Workers' Compensation, and employment poster in place and visible?

  • OSHA 300A Summary Posted? (Feb 1 - April 30) 1904.32(b)(6)

  • IES Safety Bill of Rights posted?

  • IES Management Commitment posted?

  • EAP posted w/map to closest medical facility? 1926.35(a)

  • Supervisors certified in FA/CPR 1926.50(c)

  • Supervisors have OSHA 30 Hour?

  • Copy of current IES Safety Manual on site?

  • Is there a copy of the IES HAZCOM manual on site that is GHS compliant? 1926.21(b)(3)

  • (M)SDS & chemical inventory current for project? 1926.21(b)(3)

  • Do all employees have an IES Safety Training Card on their person?

Safety Expectations

  • Is a copy of the pre-construction Job Hazard Analysis on site? 1926.21(b)(2)

  • All employees reviewed pre-con JHA? 1926.21(b)(2)

  • Safety talks performed before work (first day) & documented?

  • Daily JSAs performed and documented?

  • JSAs match the task being performed??

  • Is Stretch and Flex being completed?

  • Are Behavior observations performed, documented and discussed?

  • Is Mentorship being performed with all new hires?

  • Is Mentorship documentation complete?

  • Is the Field Manager participating in weekly safety calls?

  • Is the Field Manager completing weekly site inspections?

  • Follow-ups from weekly site inspections have been followed up on and completed?

  • Do employees understand their STOP WORK Authority?

  • Jobsite Orientation for all employees documented?

Electrical

  • Temporary service in good condition? 1926.403

  • No holes in boxes, panels, gear or missing KO plugs? 1926.403

  • No missing breakers w/o blank filler? 1926.403

  • Is there a legible panel directory in each panel or are the breakers marked legibly? 1926.403(b)(2)

  • Each temporary panel with a door is locked or secured? 1926.405(c)

  • GFCI is provided? 1926.404(b)(1)(ii)

  • Each GFCI is tested each month & Documented? 1926.404(b)(1)(iii)(g)

  • Every receptacle has a cover? 1926.405(b)(2)

  • All temporary light sockets have a lamp? 1926.403

  • Temporary lights above 8 feet? 1926.403(I)(2)(I)(d)

  • All temporary lights have cages or guards in place? 1926.405(a)(2)(ii)(e)

  • Each temp light is supported? 1926.405(a)(2)(ii)(f)

  • Temp lights on multi conductor cable (no single strand)? Subpart K

  • Supervisors viewed IES Temporary Power video in last 12 months?

  • Are weekly inspections being conducted per document 23.1.9?

Ladders

  • Are spreaders on step ladders locked? 1926.1053(a)(8)

  • Step ladders inspected before use? Verify w/employees 1926.1053(b)(15)

  • All step ladders have legible manufacturer labels? 1926.1053

  • Employees maintain body positioning inside area of ladder legs?

  • Ladders positioned so employee faces ladder while working on it?

  • Employees maintain 3-point rule ascending/descending ladders?

  • Are employees using properly rated ladders? 1926.1053(b)(3)

  • Employees received ladder training? Check training cards 1926.1060(a)

  • Platform ladders provided when step ladders need replacing?

  • G.C. job-made ladders built /installed properly? ANSI A 14.4-1979

  • Ladders min. 10 ft. from guardrails unless fall protection used?

Tools

  • Are power tools equipped with proper guards? 1926.300(b)(1)

  • Are electrical cords and plugs in proper working order? 1926.300(a)

  • Are employees trained on power or gas actuated tools? (Check training card.) 1926.302(e)(1)

  • Power tools either grounded or double insulated? 1926.302(a)(1)

  • Are tools being inspected and properly stored? 1926.300(a)

  • If required, are power tools being operated using 2 hands?

Excavations

  • Is the Competent Person present? 1926.650

  • Is the Competent Person performing required inspections? 1926.65(k)(1)

  • Are excavations properly sloped, benched, or shored? 1926 Subpart P

  • Soil and other objects kept 2' from edge? 1926.65(j)(2)

  • Barricades are installed around excavations? 1926.651(f)

  • Underground utilities identified as required/current? 1926.651(b)(1)

Floor/Wall Openings/Stairwells

  • Are 2 inch holes or larger covered? 1926.500

  • Are employees protected from falling objects? 1926.501(c)

  • Are materials kept at least 10' from leading edge? 1926.501(c)(2)

  • Are guard rails around any uncovered holes? 1926.501(b)(4)(I)

  • Are steel stair pans filled?

  • Are Handrails/Guardrails in place on stairs? 1926.1052(c) & (c)(12)

  • Employees protected from falls 6 ft. or greater? 1926.501(b)(5)(6)(7)

Aerial Lifts & Platforms

  • Are employees trained/certified on equipment? <Check Cards>

  • Are employees remaining on platform at all times?

  • Are all safety devices operational?

  • Are chains hooked on the working platform entrance?

  • Is fall protection provided when applicable? 1926.453(b)(2)(v)

  • Are daily inspection being performed?

Housekeeping & Material Handling

  • Are stairways and aisles clear of obstructions? 1926.25(b)

  • Are materials properly stored or stacked? 1926.25

  • Are pipes/conduit blocked to prevent rolling? 1926.25

  • Are nails removed or bent over? 1926.25(a)

  • Are employees using proper lifting techniques? 1926.20(b)(1)

  • Is there adequate material handling equipment on the job?

  • Walking /Working surfaces free of conduit or flex? 1926.25(a)

Signs and Barricades

  • Are signs and barricades used to protect the public? 1926.200

  • Are signs and barricades adequate? 1926.200

  • Is overhead protection provided at building access?

  • Signs identifying other hazards present? 1926.200

PPE

  • Are employees wearing safety glasses? 1926.102(a)(1)

  • All employees wearing leather work boots above the ankle? 1926.96

  • Employees working around metal studs wearing gloves? 1926.95(a)

  • Employees installing lights wearing gloves/Kevlar Sleeves? 1926.95(a)

  • Are all IES employees wearing hardhats? 1926.100

  • All employees have a voltage detector on their person?

  • Employees wearing appropriate glove for the task being performed?

  • Face shield or goggles used when using hammer/rotary drills? 1926.102<br>

Temporary Employees

  • Do all temporary employees have an OSHA 10?

  • Documentation of Temp Employees completing project orientation?

  • Temp employees know where the HAZCOM manual is located?

  • All Temp Employees attend Monday morning toolbox safety meeting?

  • Toolbox Safety Meeting sign off just for Temp Employees?

  • Temp Employees sign off on daily pre-task huddle?

  • Temp Employees wearing required PPE?

  • All Temp Employees have voltage detector on their person?

Lockout/Tagout

  • Are Competent Persons trained and documented- Check Card

  • Is there a Site Specific LOTO plan in place if needed?

  • Do all locks have tags on them?

  • Is the proper information on the tags?

  • Signature of IES DSM:

  • Signature of BMBRisk auditor:

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