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  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Crew Leader

  • Crew Members

  • Job Number

  • Summary of Work

General

  • Crew Leader Offered JSA for Review.

  • Work Area Marked with Proper Signs.

  • Flagger(s) Present If Necessary.

  • Buffer Zones Established.

  • Work Area Setup For Pedestrian Traffic.

  • Vehicle Warning Lights Operating.

  • Equipment Wheels Chocked.

  • Keys Out of Vehicle Ignitions.

  • Housekeeping - Vehicles

  • Housekeeping - Work Zone

  • Excavation Protected by Cones and/or Barriers.

  • Monthly Safety Equipment Inspection Record Completed

  • DOT Daily Inspection Completed

  • Proper Vehicle Placement (Parked In Correct Direction)

Personal Protective Equipment

  • Eye Protection.

  • Head Protection.

  • Foot Protection.

  • Face Protection.

  • Hand Protection.

  • Fall Protection.

  • Hearing Protection.

  • Proper Clothing.

  • High Visibility Clothing.

  • All PPE in Clean & Serviceable Condition.

Excavation Safety

  • No Mechanical Equipment in Tolerance Zone.

  • Hand Dig Around Other Buried Facilities.

  • Atmospheric Monitoring (CGI) When Crew Members In Excavation

  • O2 Monitors Used and In Breathing Zone

  • Egress Provided For +4 Feet Deep.

  • Means of Egress Within 25 Feet of Employees.

  • Ladder Extends 3 Feet Out of Excavation.

  • Trench is not Greater Than 20 Feet Deep<br>Unless PE Designed Protective Systems.

  • Shoring Extends 18" Above Edge of<br>Excavation (When Required).

  • Spoil Pile, Tools and Equipment Placed 2 Feet<br>From Edge of Excavation.

  • Shoring Space/Sloping in Greater Than 5 Feet<br>Depth.

  • Precautions Taken to Protect Workers from Accumulation of Water.

Tools and Equipment

  • Condition of Tools.

  • Air Hoses and Fittings in Good Condition/<br>Properly Restrained.

  • Ladder Available and Secured Properly.

  • Equipment Calibrated.

  • Guards on All Portable Tools.

Ergonomics

  • Employees Away From Pinch Points.

  • Proper Lifting Techniques Used.

  • Employees Positioned Away From Moving Equipment and Parts.

  • Proper Body Mechanics.

Suspended Load Operations

  • Workers Prohibited from Working or Walking Under Suspended Loads.

  • Lifting Devices In Safe Condition.

  • Proper Rigging.

  • Properly Load Rated.

Chemical Safety

  • Chemical Information Available (SDS).

  • Containers in Good Condition.

  • Containers and Secondary Containers Are<br>Properly Labeled.

  • Containers Closed and Sealed.

  • Flammables in Safety/Approved Cans.

Electrical Equipment

  • Cords Free of Cuts/Damage.

  • GFCIs Used on all power supplies.

  • Grounding Pin on Extension Cords and Power<br>Tools in Place.

Fire Protection/First Aid

  • Fire Extinguisher Positioned Properly.

  • Fire Extinguisher Inspected Monthly.

  • Fire Extinguisher Tag Current.

  • First Aid Kit Available and Inspected Monthly.

  • Bloodborne Pathogens Kit Available.

Additional Observations

  • Any other findings noted in audit

  • Any Best Practices or Safe Acts Noted In Audit

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