Arnett & Burgess Pipeliners (Rockies) LLC

Roads & Parking areas have proper signs, speed limits posted.

Applicable warning signage, barricades/flagging in place/appropriate for location/work being done

Muster area identified/known to all on site

All access/egress and passageways to work areas are clear

Emergency Response Plan completed and available

Toolbox & Hazard Assessment completed, signed by all and available for review

Correct/adequate first-aid equipment available for location/work performed

Safety Manual, procedures & MSDS' available on-site

All hoses, cables and cords are organized and do not obstruct access/egress and high traffic areas or pose as a trip hazard

Burning hoses are coiled at the end of each shift

Unused cables/hoses/extension cords are coiled and stored out of the way

All waste containers are labeled with the waste description

Oil, Grease or other liquid spills are cleaned up immediately

All debris, waste and scrap materials etc. have been removed from the work area

Clean up is performed on a regular basis or as required

Fire fighting equipment is unobstructed & appropriate for location/work

Work materials and equipment must be stored neatly and in a safe manner

Equipment backup alarms working

Diesel engines equipped with positive air shutoff (vehicles & equipment)

Barricades installed so as to prevent workers from risk of falling into an opening, excavation or hole

No gaps between the barricades exposing workers to a fall

Barricading is set back at least two feet where a risk of falling may occur

If ribbon is used, is it set back at least 2 meters or 6.5 feet from the edge

Area adequately flagged (not too large of an area and not too small of an area)

Area is flagged so that workers could not inadvertently enter the area without knowing it may be restricted (must be at every single access point to the area)

Is appropriate signage in place to warn of possible dangers

Is appropriate traffic control signage in place at any road crossings

Once job is complete all of the flagging has been removed and disposed of

WHMIS label is legible

Grounded or bonded for liquid transfer

ABC Fire Extinguisher in close proximity

Stored in approved cabinet or in a well ventilated area

Stored away from heat or spark sources

Container is in good condition

Containers have a proper lid/cover on them

Stored properly (upright, capped, secured properly)

If stored in an enclosed space, space is properly ventilated

Stored away from heat sources, corrosive chemicals, grease and oil

Stored away from electrical sources where they can become part of the circuit

Full and empty cylinders are separated and marked

Whip checks installed at all compressed air hose connections

Air hose connections properly connected

Compressed air for cleaning is set at less than 30 psi

Depressurized when not in use

Hearing protection worn around air compressor

Log book filled out each shift

Hook has a safety latch on it

Hoisting line is in a vertical position over the center of gravity of the load

Personnel and rigger clear of the load being lifted

Tag line is used where required

Slings in good condition

Load properly rigged and balanced

Overhead power lines identified, guarding in place and safe limits of approach maintained

Are plug prongs in good condition - not loose, bent, missing

Is cable in good condition - no cuts/flattening/etc.

Cables elevated out of water

Cables strung out on the outer edge of access/egress areas or hung overhead

Cable connections are compatible (do not connect a 3 prong plug to a 2 prong plug)

Cable voltage capacity is equal (i.e. do not connect 120 volt cable to 240 volt cable)

Barricades or flagging are installed at least 2 feet from the edge

Excavation has been de-watered

Workers protected from cave-ins, sliding, or rolling materials

Shoring installed or sloping anywhere from 30 to 45 degrees depending on the soil stability

Spoil pile is at least 1 meter from the edge of the excavation

Spoil pile is sloped at an angle not more than 45 degrees from the horizontal

A means of egress (i.e. ladder, stairs) must be within 8 meters (25 feet) from the worker

Site Specific Fall Protection Plan is completed

Rescue Plan in place for the work being performed

Anchor point able to withstand 5000 lbs. for Fall Arrest

Anchor point able to withstand 800 lbs. for Travel Restraint

Anchor point is installed and used as per manufacturer's specifications

Control Zone established

Swing Fall Hazard <22 degrees

Vertical Lifeline/rope grab used properly

Horizontal Lifeline is Engineered and Inspected by a qualified person prior to use

Safety Strap is used and/or installed as per Manufacturer's Instructions

Fall Protection System Inspected before it is used each work shift

Lanyard is equipped with a shock absorber

All fall protection equipment and components are CSA Approved

Toolbox talk was conducted with workers assigned to work in elevated areas

Employees smoking only in designated outdoor areas

Flammable liquid dispensing systems grounded and bonded

Approved safety cans available for storage of flammable liquids

Fully charged ABC Fire Extinguisher in close proximity and inspected monthly

Are flammables and combustibles properly stored / labeled as per regulatory requirements

Hot Work permit requirements fulfilled

Fire Watch is in the immediate area

Fire Lanes are clear access/egress

Defective hand and power tools tagged and taken out of service

Eye & face protection available and used when operating power tools

Guards and safety devices in place on power tools

Electrical cords and connections in good condition

Power tools inspected before each use

Correct tools being used for the job

The bottom of the ladder is on a firm level surface

The upper part of the ladder rests on a surface that is able to support the load

The angle of the ladder is at a 4:1 ratio

The upper part of the ladder extends at least 3 feet above its point of contact

The bottom of the ladder is secured to prevent it from kicking out

The top of the ladder is secured to prevent it from being able to move in any

The ladders does not have any loose, broken or missing rungs, split side rails, painted wood or other defects

Straight or extension ladders are held at the bottom by a helper until they are securely tied at the top

A hand line is used to raise or lower tools

A Non-conductive ladder is used when working on or near electrical equipment

The ladder is not placed in front of windows or doors that open towards it

The ladder is not placed over items that may cause impalement or other serious injury

The ladder is not close to an edge or surface that could result in a fall beyond the base of the ladder

Safety Headwear (Hard Hats) CSA approved

Fire Retardant Clothing / Coveralls CSA approved

Safety Eyewear CSA approved

Safety Footwear CSA approved & is appropriate for task with minimum 6" boot

Gloves are appropriate for task

Scaffold tag is the correct color

Scaffold tag has been filled out correctly

Scaffold has been inspected within the past 21 days, if not a Red Tag is installed

No loose or stored equipment/tools/materials on the scaffold

Toe boards installed

Ladder is properly secured

Backing on Ladders over 10 feet in height

No openings on the scaffold deck

Area flagged/illuminated if in a vehicle thoroughfare