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AUDIT TIME

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Pertinent information about this audit

Housekeeping and sanitation

  • 1.1 Project work areas are clean, orderly and free of excess trash and debris

  • 1.2 Trash receptacles provided and maintained

  • 1.3 Aisles and stairs clear of debris

  • 1.4 Material and equipment clean, properly stored and orderly

  • 1.5 Proper number of well maintained portable toilets and hand wash facilities

  • 1.6 Scrap material free of protruding nails or other puncture hazards

Fall Protection and Perimeter Protection

  • 2.1 Fall prevention/protection methods reviewed prior to work start

  • 2.2 Perimeter protection installed per policy and maintained throughout

  • 2.3 Personal fall arrest systems used properly when needed and/or correctly stored

  • 2.4 Controlled access zones are established with physical barriers and proper signage

  • 2.5 Fall arrest system installed and inspected properly by a competent person

Ladders/Stair in Place and Maintained

  • 3.1 Ladders properly used, maintained and inspected

  • 3.2 Ladders used for access to upper/lower levels are provided with "walk through" rails

  • 3.3 Proper access/egress are provided to upper/lower working levels

  • 3.4 All access and egress to ladders and stairs are clear and free of debris

Scaffolds Constructed Properly and Maintained

  • 4.1 Scaffold inspected daily by a competent person

  • 4.2 Scaffold erected properly and maintained

  • 4.3 Fall protection plan in place

Floor Openings/Penetrations

  • 5.1 Hole covers are inspected and maintained on a a daily basis

  • 5.2 All holes greater than 2" in diameter are covered, marked and secured

  • 5.3 All holes larger than 1' x 2' are secured with a secondary means of protection

  • 5.4 All covers support at least twice the maximum intended load

  • 5.5 Guardrails around holes provided with toe boards and maintained

  • 5.6 Tripping and impalement hazards secured

Excavations Protected Properly/Egress Routes

  • 6.1 Underground utilities reviewed/identified prior to excavating and verified by permit

  • 6.2 Ladders provided for access within 25'

  • 6.3 Proper sloping/benching/shoring/boxing for excavations greater than 5' deep

  • 6.4 Physical barricades provided at the top edge of excavations

  • 6.5 Training cards readily accessible and proper training documented

Electrical Power (GFCI/Electrical Cords/Power Lines)

  • 7.1 Electrical cords are inspected on a daily basis

Environmental Issues

  • 8.1 Dust control, use Table 1 when dealing

Fire Protection

  • 9.1 Fire extinguishers provided for every 3000 sq. ft. of building space, not to exceed 75' travel

  • 9.2 Fire extinguishers inspected, tagged, logged monthly and serviced annually

  • 9.3 Hot work permits are utilized for all Hot work operations and fire watch provided

  • 9.4 Evacuation routes posted and all employees are informed of gathering point

Cranes/Hoisting Apparatus/Rigging Condition

  • 10.1 Rigging inspected before each use, properly labeled, stored properly and training verified

Personal Protective Equipment Utilization

  • 11.1 Proper eye protection worn at all times and face protection when needed

  • 11.2 Hard hat worn at all times

  • 11.3 Reflective vests/high visibility clothing worn at all times

  • 11.4 Hearing protection used around high noise sources above 90 db

  • 11.5 RMS issued gloves used for hot work/cutting applications/sheet metal work

Pedestrian Protection

  • 12.1 All employees check in at field office and utilize proper PPE while onsite

  • 12.2 Traffic control procedures in place and maintained

  • 12.3 Certified flaggers used for traffic control

Hand and Power Tools

  • 13.1 Hand and power tools inspected and maintained

  • 13.2 Proper guards in place and maintained

  • 13.3 Power tools are grounded or double insulated

  • 13.4 Tools are being used for their intended use

Flammable and Combustible Substances

  • 14.1 Flammable/combustible liquids are stored and handled properly

  • 14.2 All containers are properly labeled/protected where required

  • 14.3 Fire extinguisher provided within 50' of storage area(s)

  • 14.4 No smoking/open flame signage secured near storage area(s)

  • 14.5 Flammable/combustible liquids are not stored within 10' from stairwells, elevators and exits

  • 14.6 SDS on site and readily accessible

Signage

  • 15.1 OSHA posters posted on jobsite bulletin board

  • 15.2 Exit signs posted and safety awareness/training signs posted throughout the project

  • 15.3 Warning signs posted on perimeter fence near gates

Mobile Equipment

  • 16.1 Daily inspection conducted on all mobile equipment and documentation maintained

  • 16.2 Fire extinguishers on all mobile equipment

  • 16.3 Owner's manual secured on all mobile equipment

  • 16.4 Seat belts functional and worn on all mobile equipment (as required)

  • 16.5 Proper attachments used on all mobile equipment

Training/First Aid/Hydration

  • 17.1 Fall protection training verified

  • 17.2 Lift training verified

  • 17.3 Excavation training verified

  • 17.4 Fork lift training verified

  • 17.5 Skid Steer training verified

  • 17.6 Confined space entry/attendant training verified

  • 17.7 First Aid kits on site, stocked and in date

  • 17.8 Emergency action sheets posted and readily accessible

  • 17.9 Adequate supply of potable water available

Completion

  • Inspected by: (Name and Signature)

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