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Document Title
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Department Supervisor
EMPLOYEE INFORMATION
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Employee Name
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Last four digits of social security number
COMPANY INFORMATION
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Company
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Department
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Position
EVALUATION
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Date of Evaluation
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Evaluation conducted by:
RIGGING
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Does the employee perform overhead rigging duties
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Review the employee rigger card to ensure it is current.
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Is the employee familiar with and capable of demonstrating proper hand signals
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Can the employee demonstrate the proper method in which they would rig a load
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Can the employee demonstrate a proper pre-use inspection of the rigging equipment
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Is the employee able to identify rigging gear by name
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Can the employee explain proper tag line usage and also restrictions in regards to tag lines?
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Are you able to witness tag lines being used properly? (Not wrapped around one's body (i.e., hand, arm, torso), attached to load (not any sling), long enough for safe operation
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WELDER or WELDER HELPER
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Does the employee perform welding duties as part of their regular duties
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Is the employee familiar with PPE requirements associated with welding duties
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Can the employee demonstrate or describe proper hand tool selection and inspection associated with welding duties?
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Are the welding machines on location grounded
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Have all the oxygen and acetylene connection fittings been checked for leaks prior to use? (Spray bottle with soap and water)
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Are all of the leads properly insulated with no bare wire exposure
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Is the welding area well ventilated
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Are compressed gas cylinders secure and stored in an upright position? Are the valves closed when not in use (Break Time)
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Is the employee aware of when a fire watch must be assigned (Verify training card)
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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
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Is the employee familiar with Acadian Contractors Inc. PPE policies
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Is the employee wearing long sleeves and are they rolled down?
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Is the employee utilizing all other PPE required for the task being performed
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Can the employee demonstrate proper inspection of PPE
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Does the employee understand the limitations of PPE
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Is all of the employee's PPE in good condition
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Are machine guards in place
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Is the employee familiar with Acadian Contractors' cellular device policy?
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PAINT AND ABRASIVE BLASTING
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Does the employee perform painting and/ or also abrasive blasting duties as part of their regular position related responsibilities
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Is hearing protection being utilized if the exposure is greater than 80dB and double hearing protection if the exposure is greater than 100dB
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Has the employee inspected airlines and connections for wear and damage prior to use
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Have all fittings and valves been checked for tightness and found to be in good operating condition
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Is the employee using proper lifting devices and/or techniques while loading and handling abrasives
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Is the employee wearing the proper PPE while mixing and handling hazardous chemicals such as paint and solvents lifting, i.e. goggles, face shield and correct gloves
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Is the employee equipped with and also utilizing a NIOSH approved respirator when required? Is it properly maintained and stored?
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Are safety labels protected for task affiliated damages? (Manufactures warning labels and equipment gauges protected from overspray or blasting damage)
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Does the affiliated blasting machine equipment have in place a working dead man switch
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If there is scaffolding equipment in use; has it been setup properly and inspected daily
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Is the breathing air filtered to remove moisture, oil mists, and particulates
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Is the air supply at least CGA "Grade D"
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HOT WORK AND FIRE WATCH
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Does the employee perform hot work or fire watch duties as part of their regular position related responsibilities
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Can the employee describe when a hot work permit is required
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Can the employee explain when a fire watch is required
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Is the employee aware of how long a fire watch must remain on site following the completion of hot work
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Can the employee explain what safety equipment is required when a hot-work permit is required, i.e. proper extinguisher, gas detector, evacuation plan, permit...
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Does the employee understand the differences between types of fire extinguishers (Classes A, B, C, D & K)
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Is the employee aware of specific fire blanket requirements
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Was a hot-work permit required for this site during this visit? If so was it in place prior to task commencement?
BEHAVIOR BASED SAFETY PROCESS
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Is athe employee proficient with using the company's BBS process and are cards available on site
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Is there evidence of employee participating in the BBS process
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Does the employee understand how to properly complete a behavior based TAKE 5 CARD
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Is feedback given after a BBS observation
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Is the employee familiar with the company's stop work authority policy
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If so are they comfortable with utilizing the process
JSEA
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Was there a JSEA prepared for the task being performed upon arrival
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Can the employee explain when a JSEA must be updated
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Are all (SSE) short service employees identified on the JSEA along with their assigned mentor
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Can the employee demonstrate proper completion of a JSEA
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ACCIDENT/NEAR MISS REPORTING
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Is the employee familiar with reporting criteria and procedures
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Can the the employee clearly define near miss
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Can the employee clearly define a first aid
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FUEL TRANSFER
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Can the employee describe and/or demonstrate proper fueling procedures
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Is the employee aware that all spills must be reported immediately
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SHORT SERVICE EMPLOYEES
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Is the employee able to describe how SSE's are identified (HI VIS ORANGE HARDHAT)
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Are all SSE employees assigned a mentor who is documented on the JSEA
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Verify the mentor knows that they are assigned to the SSE and that SSE's safety is their responsibility
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FORK-LIFT/ INDUSTRIAL TRUCK/ GENERAL
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Does the employee operate the specified equipment as part of their duties
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Can the employee demonstrate proper inspection procedures
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Is the employee able to demonstrate that they are able to raise a load in a controlled safe manner
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Can employee demonstrate lowering a load in a controlled safe manner
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Does the employee lock out the equipment when operations are complete
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Ask the employee about traveling with a load and what is required of them as an operator if they are within 10FT of an obstacle. Are they aware of the policy?
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Is the employee able to identify proper rigging and lifting equipment? If so can they also describe the required maintenance and inspection process?
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If possible, have an experienced operator are supervisor familiar with proper equipment operations available during review.
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CRANE/ LIFTING OPERATIONS
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Does the employee operate a crane as part of their duties
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Ask to verify the crane operator card. Is the card current and appropriate for the crane being operated
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Can the operator demonstrate a proper crane inspection (N/A if not a requirement for the observed task)
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Can the operator demonstrate knowledge of crane load chart (N/A if not a requirement for the observed task)
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Does operator appear to have proper and reasonable control of the machine while in operation
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Give the operator some test hand signals, does he understand proper handsignals
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DRIVER/ VEHICLE OPERATOR
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Is the employee assigned a company vehicle for transportation? If so, is the vehicle on site
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Does the employee have available to verify a valid correct class drivers license
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Was a pre-trip inspection performed before travel on the morning of this evaluation? Verify mileage-
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Can the employee describe the company's journey management plan- (Must include the 360 walk-around or when a spotter in required in their inspection)
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Is the vehicle equipped with an up-to-date inspected and properly mounted fire extinguisher
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Can the employee explain the company's policy about using communication devices while operating a motor vehicle
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Is the vehicles preventive maintenance current- i.e. fluid level accurate, tires in good condition, oil vs mileage accurate, lights work, etc.
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Is the vehicle clean considering the work environment? Ask when was it washed last-
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SUPERVISOR
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Is the evaluated employee a supervisor
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Did the employee oversee the JSEA process and approve the written precautions documented?
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Is the employee participating in task functions, oppose to delegating and overseeing- answer should be no, overseeing
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Does the employee have available or immediate access to company forms such as incident occurrence, statement, property damage, early departure, etc. (Verify)
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Can the employee describe their plan of action in the case of an emergency? (Heat Exhaustion) Prevention is the key-
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SITE SPECIFIC
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Is the employee assigned to this site
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Position
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Can the employee describe emergency fire prevention practices associated with this site
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Can the employee describe emergency evacuation procedures associated with this site
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Can the employee describe emergency general alarm procedures
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Is the employee able to identify the location of Safety Data Sheets and explain briefly what HAZARD COMMUNICATION is
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Is employee familiar with machine guarding and hand held equipment inspections? If so, have the employee demonstrate an inspection-
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Is the employee familiar with site specific rules and regulations, i.e. first-aid, eye-wash
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CONCLUSION
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NOTES OR OBSERVATIONS:
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Is additional training required?
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Is the employee's current position knowledge capable of assuring the safety of personnel around them from danger? (If not contact their department manager immediately)
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CONTACT DEPARTMENT MANAGER IMMEDIATELY
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ENSURE TRAINING IS SCHEDULED ASAP
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Evaluator Name
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Employee Signature