Title Page

  • Crew #

  • Site

  • Supervisor

  • Foreman

  • Inspector

  • Conducted on

  • Location

Part 1

  • Instructions

    1. Answer questions provided below.
    2. Add photos and notes by clicking on the paperclip icon.
    3. To add a Corrective Actions click on the paperclip icon then "Add Action", provide a description, assign to a member, set priority and due date.
    4. Complete audit by providing digital signature.
    5. Share your report by exporting as PDF, Word, Excel or Web Link.

Emergency Equipment

  • First Aid Supplies

  • Eye Wash Solution & Bottle

  • Flare Kit

  • Fire Extinguisher

  • Spill Kit

  • Cell Phone

  • Signs & Cones

  • Forestry Fire Pack

  • Shovel, Pulaski

  • Muster Point

  • First Aid Identifier

  • Site Access / Egress

  • Emergency Contact Number

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Hard Hat

  • Eye Protection

  • Hearing Protection

  • Respirators

  • Rubber gloves

  • Adequate Foot Protection

  • Face Shield

  • H2S Monitors (calibrated, daily test)

  • Traffic Vest

  • Chainsaw Pants

Storage & Cargo Securement

  • Pesticide containers

  • • Clean

  • • Secured

  • Hoses

  • • Clean

  • • Secured

  • Spray Guns

  • • Clean

  • • Secured

  • Personal Gear

  • • Clean

  • • Secured

  • Tools, Pumps, Gasoline, Oils

  • • Clean

  • • Secured

  • Weed Whips

  • • Clean

  • • Secured

  • Backpacks

  • • Clean

  • • Secured

  • Hazard Labels (bins &containers)

  • • Clean

  • • Secured

  • Food & Water

  • • Clean

  • • Secured

  • Bins

  • • Clean

  • • Secured

Part 2

Site Inspection & Tailboard Yes No Observations

  • Did the contact issue a safe work permit?

  • Did the crew visually check the work site forhazards?

  • Did the crew document a work plan? (A signed tailboard plan)

  • Can all crew members describe the emergency response plan?

  • Are all crew members concerns addressed onthe tailboard?

  • Limits of Approach Known By Crew

  • Does the crew have a J.S.A.?

  • Is the J.S.A. signed by clients?

  • Does the crew have a copy of their last safety meeting?

  • Does the crew have a copy of their last safety inspection?

Crew Certification

  • Pesticide License (for province)

  • First Aid

  • H2s

  • WHMIS

  • TDG

  • ATV or ORUV

  • Client Orientation

  • UTT or UTW

  • Heavy Equipment Operator (Approved)

Motor Vehicles & Trailers

  • Lights

  • #

  • Brakes

  • #

  • Emergency brake

  • #

  • Back Up Alarm

  • #

  • Windshield

  • #

  • Condition of the Tire Tread

  • #

  • Spare Tire/ Tire Wrench

  • #

  • Rotating Warning Light

  • #

  • Trailer hitch and chains

  • #

  • Trailer Dynamite Switch

  • #

  • Break Away Switch

  • #

  • Cab is Clean

  • #

  • Pumps

  • #

  • Regulator & Gauges

  • #

  • Hoses, reels, & Guns

  • #

  • Driver’s License

  • #

  • Registration/Insurance/Inspection

  • #

  • Clean Inside / Outside

  • #

Herbicide Mixing

  • Did the crew document the correct amount of herbicide before they decanted it into the tank?

  • Are all pesticide containers labeled?

  • Did the crew wear the required PPE when measuring and mixing?

  • Did the crew measure the correct quantities of herbicide?

  • Did the crew follow safe mixing procedures? (i.e.- not near water)

  • Did the crew triple rinse empty herbicide containers?

  • Did the crew clean up spills and dripping containers before putting them away?

  • Did the crew follow correct procedures for mounting and dismounting the spray unit?

Environmental

  • Are Club root Protocols Available if needed?

  • Is equipment Cleaned Prior to arriving at site?

  • Is a record available?

  • Crew ensures that no chemical has gone off site?

  • Is there a water body within 30 meters?

  • Weather station available? (Kestrel)

Site Measurement

  • Did the crew measure the site before mixing?

  • Did the crew measure all aspects of the site?

  • Did the crew draw the maps neat & accurate?

Spraying the Site

  • Did the crew wear the required PPE?

  • Was the crew aware of their surroundings and the hazards?

  • Did the crew follow a logical pattern to ensure that they sprayed the entire site?

  • Did the crew complete a calibration after spraying the site?

  • Did the crew deliver good coverage?

  • Did the crew achieve their application rate?

Spraying The Site

  • Are there any leaks in the spraying system?

  • Did the driver and the sprayer both watch for hazards when the truck was moved?

  • Did the sprayer and his assistant communicate work plans together?

Paperwork

  • Did the crew complete all the paper workneatly and accurately?

  • Tailboard

  • Chemical Record

  • Maps, weather, herbicides, rates

  • LSD Form

  • Time sheet

  • Pre-Trip

  • Did the crew prepare for the next work site?

Packing Up

  • Did the crew depressurize the gun before disconnecting it?

  • Did the crew do this on the treated area so that any spillage would not cause off site damage?

  • Did the crew follow procedures to shut down the spray system?

  • Did the crew shut off the fuel switch?

  • Did the crew lock all bins?

  • Did the crew label the contents of the tanks?

  • Did the crew leave the work site clean and tidy?

Customer Service

  • Is the crew maintaining adequate contact with the client?

  • Is the crew keeping the client up to date on their progress?

  • Are the crew members friendly and responsive toward the client?

  • Is the client happy with this crew?

Completion

  • Results Discussed With Crew?

  • Crew

  • Crew

  • Inspector

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