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Documents Reviewed

  • Completed Permits

  • Is the site using the standardized permits?

  • How many working at heights permits are issued per year?

  • Has the site been reviewed by a 3rd party to assessment all fall risk?

  • Have the integrity of fall arrest equipment and anchor points been maintained?

  • Have affected employees been trained in fall from heights risk, proper use of related equipment, and current regulations?

  • Have control equipment and methods needed to prevent fall from heights during routine activities been identified?

  • Have fall rescue plans been developed?

  • Is equipment to support working at heights meeting regulations and is in good working condition?

  • Is fall protection requires that fall hazards are controlled when working at four (4) or more feet for General Maintenance Activities and 6 feet for all Construction Activities?

  • Work at an unprotected edge shall also be controlled at fifteen (15) feet for all General Maintenance Activities and 6 feet for all Construction Activities.

  • Are personal fall arrest system or components subjected to impact loading such as sustaining a fall shall be immediately removed from service and destroyed?

  • Are the Personal fall arrest systems must be inspected prior to each use?

  • Is a documented annual inspection by a competent person will be conducted on all personal fall arrest system components to ensure integrity of equipment?

  • Is all personal fall arrest system components must be used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions to include but not limited to use, care, storage, functional lifespan, inspection, etc.?

  • Do personal fall arrest system components deemed not fit for service shall be removed from service and rendered not usable (i.e., destroyed) or returned to the manufacturer for repair?

  • Are fall protection equipment made of synthetic fiber removed from service after 5 years, unless otherwise specified by the manufacturer?

  • Are scaffolds designed, erected and dismantled by qualified persons and shall be constructed and loaded in accordance with the design and/or manufacturer’s specifications?

  • Does a designated qualified competent person inspect erected scaffolds daily?

  • Does a designated qualified person shall inspect mobile platforms daily?

  • Are operators of scissor and aerial lifts required to receive a health evaluation by Occupational Health initially and every three years thereafter?

  • Are evaluations shall be done the same year as the employee is scheduled for recertification?

  • What training do employees working at heights required to take?

  • Permit - Are responsiblities following the matrix in the TSS?

  • Permit - Do the roles of the people listed and signing the permit meet the competency requirements?

  • Are permits filled out completely and correctly, and do they meet the time limit requirements and extention validity?

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