Title Page

  • Member

  • Project/Site Name

  • Conducted on

  • Site Superintendent/Foreman

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Document No.

Administration

  • State & Federal Postings are in place

  • Emergency Telephone #'s and directions to clinics/hospitals are posted

  • First Aid Kit is available and stocked

  • First Aid & CPR Trained Employees on site

  • Drinking water available

Communication

  • Pre-Task Planning Meeting conducted prior to the start of work

  • Toolbox Talk Conducted for the week

  • Heat/Cold exposures addressed

Health and Hazard Communication

  • Employees trained on GHS

  • SDS available onsite

  • Containers properly labeled

  • Silica exposures controlled

  • Carbon monoxide monitored/exhaust ventilated

  • Asbestos risks assessed and addressed

  • Lead risks assessed and addressed

  • Other hazardous materials identified and risks controlled

PPE

  • Head protection

  • Eye & Face protection

  • Hand protection

  • Hearing protection

  • Proper work boots

  • High visibility clothing

  • FR clothing (welding, arc flash)

  • Respirator protection

  • Other PPE being used properly

Housekeeping & Fire Protection

  • Housekeeping maintained regularly

  • Aisles, stairwell, passageways clear

  • Materials free of protruding nails/screws and other impalement hazards

  • Adequate lanes for emergency vehicle access

  • Fire extinguisher is available and inspected monthly

  • Flammables/combustibles are properly stored and handled safely

  • LP cylinders are stored outside

  • LP tanks are protected from mobile equipment

  • Approved safety gas cans are being used

Electrical

  • GFCI and/or Assured Grounding in use

  • Cords are not damaged and ground pin is in place

  • Good work practices (cords out of pathways, kept out of water, not running through doors/walls, not contacting sharp objects, etc.)

  • Temp lighting adequate and in good condition

  • Live parts properly guarded (panel/box covers, etc.)

  • Lockout/Tagout practices in place

  • NFPA 70E work practices in place

Hand/Power Tools

  • Tools inspected and maintained

  • Guards/safety features working properly

  • Damaged equipment tagged/removed from service

  • Proper tool for the job being used

Ladders

  • Ladders inspected/no defects/stickers in place

  • Ladders used properly

Fall Protection

  • Proper fall protection at 6' or greater

  • Fall protection equipment inspected

  • Guardrails are properly installed

  • Personnel below are protected from falling objects

  • Hole covers in place, secured, and marked

  • Roof fall hazards addressed, warning lines in place

  • Stairs equipped with handrails

  • Slips, trips, fall issues addressed

  • Snow, ice, mud addressed

Concrete/Masonry

  • Impalement hazards are addressed

  • Limited access zones in place

  • Wall bracing in place

Aerial Lift / Scissors Lift

  • Equipment Inspected

  • Safe work practices being followed

  • Fall protection utilized

Scaffolding

  • Daily inspection conducted by competent person

  • Setup & Used properly

  • Proper access

  • Fall protection in place on all open sides and edges

  • Secured/tied/guys in place at 4:1 ratio

Mobile Equipement

  • Daily inspections conducted for all mobile equipment

  • Proper use of mobile equipment

  • Back-up alarms are working

  • Operators have been properly trained prior to use

  • Proper PPE is being used (fall protection, seat belts, ROPS)

Cranes, Rigging and Signaling

  • Daily, monthly, annual inspections conducted

  • Swing radius controlled

  • Critical lift plan implemented

  • Qualified rigger/signal person(s)

  • Rigging inspected (tags in place, hook latches in place, damage free, stored properly)

  • Crane signals posted in immediate work area

  • Proper distance from electrical wires

Excavations

  • Competent Person inspection documented daily

  • Overhead & Underground utilities located

  • Protective system in place

  • Proper sloping/benching for soil being excavated

  • Access/Egress provided (ladders or ramps within 25 lateral feet)

  • Spoil piles, equipment and materials are at least 2' from the edge of the excavation

  • Utilities protected/supported

Confined Space

  • Competent Person evaluated permit and non-permit spaces

  • Air monitor properly calibrated and used

  • Atmosphere test results documented

  • Permit properly completed and all affected employees signed in

  • Multi-employer communication requirements fulfilled

  • Energy sources locked out

  • Adequate ventilation in place

  • Entry Rescue Plan, confirm services availability

  • Non-Entry Rescue Plan, proper equipment in use and damage free

Welding, Cutting, & Cylinders

  • Compressed gas cylinders stored and secured upright

  • Proper separation/5' fire wall between flammable and oxygen cylinders

  • Cylinders capped when not in use

  • Cylinders, hoses, regulators free from damage

  • Welding screen provided

  • Welding equipment in good condition (insulators, grounding, welding lead)

  • Engineering controls in place (ventilation, fume eaters, fresh air)

  • Hot work permits completed

  • Fire watch in place

  • Flammable/combustible materials safe distance from hot work being performed

Demolition

  • Engineering Survey Complete

  • All utilities located and disconnected / marked

  • Work area and structure adequately guarded and supported

  • Airborne particulates controlled / monitored

Notes

Signatures

  • Safety Representative

  • Supervisor

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