Information

  • Client

  • Project name:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Documentation / Work Planning

  • Hazard Assessment <br>Properly completed and reviewed by workers

  • Buried facility locates <br>Completed and valid

  • A clear work plan review

  • Procedures reviewed?

  • All permits received and on site

  • Notification completed: Land owner, pipeline

  • Construction Package
  • Work package complete?<br>Land work, approvals, crossing agreements, site walk throughs.

  • Drawing details and notes reviewed?<br>Drawing notes acurate compared to land work ?

  • Site Walk through completed

  • Comments

PPE and Emergency Response

  • Safety footwear

  • F.R. Coveralls

  • Hard hat

  • Hand protection

  • Eye Protection

  • Condition of PPE

  • Fire extinguisher <br>Available / certified<br>NFPA-10 section 6.3

  • MSDS & WHMIS Labels?

  • Spill Response Kit<br>Response kit complete?

  • First-Aid Kit and blankets as required?

  • Personal monitors: bump tested

  • Emergency Response Plan

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  • Comments

  • Construction signage

  • Construction signs
  • Proper sign placement<br>Traffic accommodation in work zones

  • Traffic cones and or barricades utilized?

  • Traffic control person certified?

  • Traffic control is effective for site

  • Power Lines Marked with Goal Post and Signs

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  • Comments

  • Compliance with BC OHS Regulations (part 20: Excavations)

  • Excavation
  • Facilities exposed prior to excavation

  • Spotter and fire extinguisher around live lines

  • Pipeline right of way<br>Controlled zone 30 M<br>Exposed prior - 5 M

  • Personal monitors required?<br>Bump tested? Calibrated?

  • Shoring / sloping <br>As per BC OHS Regulations Part 20

  • Safe entry and exits for workers?

  • Spoil pile at correct distance from the edge of excavation

  • Traffic and pedestrians protected from excavation hazards

  • Proper depth achieved?

  • Soil separation completed?<br>

  • No equipment or materials stored at edge of excavation

  • Excavations left open are inspected prior to entry?

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  • Comments

  • Directional drilling

  • Directional drilling
  • Buried facilities exposed prior?

  • Crossing buried facilities at sight hole?

  • Adequate size reamer?<br>The pilot hole is to be reamed 1.5 times larger than the largest outside diameter (OD) of the pipe installed.

  • Required depth achieved?

  • Pipe free of damage after bore complete?

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  • Comments

  • Cranes, hoists and lifting devices.

  • Lift
  • Operator certification valid?

  • Set up on firm level ground

  • Log book for crane reviewed and new lift entered.

  • Lifting cables, slings, chains rated, tagged and inspected?<br>ASME B30.9<br>Chapter 11 sub 11.2.4

  • No loads suspended over workers, tag lines in use

  • Waterbody crossing

  • Creek crossing
  • Plan of work reviewed,understood and signed?

  • Spill kit on site? Size and materials appropriate for the job?

  • Pictures taken as per plan of work?

  • Water samples taken as per the plan of work

  • Proper set back from the banks?

  • Creek monitored for frac out?

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  • Comments

  • Hydro Excavation
  • Water pressure: max 2000psi(13790 Kpa)<br>Water temp: max 180 F ( 82 C)

  • PPE Utilized<br>

  • Continuous wand motion

  • Adequate protection of holes

  • Power company orientation

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  • Comments

  • Confined space

  • Confine space
  • Permit

  • Personnel Trained

  • Emergency Rescue Plan

  • Rescue/Retrieval Equipment (Harness, Life Line, etc...)

  • Hot work

  • Hot work
  • Permit

  • Permit Conditions Followed

  • Fire Watch

  • Other:

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  • Comments

  • Welding
  • Certified journeyman welders utilized?<br>Welder familiar with welding procedures?

  • Welding rod oven utilized? <br>Z662 7.5.2.4 1 hour max time exposed to atmospheric conditions

  • Condition of pipe is inspected?

  • Preheat is completed?

  • Correct electrodes used?

  • PPE and guards utilized?

  • Appropriate fire extinguishers available?

  • Weld inspection completed?

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  • Comments

  • Pressure testing
  • Test medium allowed to stabilize for appropriate amount of time?

  • Pressure rating of all fittings, flanges and hoses appropriate for the test pressure?

  • Available joints leak tested?

  • Site secure for high pressure test? Proper signage?

  • Site restricted to authorized personnel only during pressure testing?

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  • Comments

  • Backfill

  • Backfill
  • Trench free from objects?

  • Proper pipe shading?

  • Back fill follows municipal requirements?

  • Compaction of soil adequate?

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  • Comments

  • Site securement
  • Equipment, materials secured and properly barricaded?

  • Excavations snow fenced and/or barricaded?

  • Pipe ends covered or capped?

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  • Hazard Risk rating

  • Hazard risk rating
    A: Hazards have the potential for causing immediate serious injury and or damage
    B: Hazards are less severe, but still have the potential for causing injury or damage
    C: Hazards that have the potential to cause minor injury or damage
    Category
    1: Environmental
    2: Safety
    3: Procedure
    4: Equipment

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  • Personal on site

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