Information

  • Jobsite

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Conducted on

Administration

  • OSHA, state and federal Posters (Eng/Sp) / OSHA 300 Log

  • Safety manual

  • Documented Safety meetings (tool box talks, JHA/JSA daily brief)

  • Visitor PPE available

  • Disciplinary actions taken (documented)

  • Accident investigation documentation on site

  • Freq/reg formal safety inspections

Confined Space

  • Atmospheric conditions

  • Comm / secure area / signage

  • Electrical / fire prevention

  • Entry super/monitor/entrant

  • Harness / extraction equip

  • Is permit required – Completed permits if applicable

  • Regular insp / air monitor

  • Rescue plan/emerg #'s/map

  • Ventilation

  • Equipment storage practice

  • Respiratory equipment

  • Training documentation

Cranes And Hoisting Equipment

  • Annual inspection current

  • Anti Two Block device

  • Boom angle indicator

  • Cert or verify training

  • Crane supported and level

  • Daily inspections current

  • Dist power lines/de-ener

  • Fire extinguisher in crane

  • Flagman identified

  • Lift plan on file

  • Load chart posted

  • Loads properly secured

  • Weight of load verified

  • Means of communication

  • Operator appears competent

  • Operator manual in crane

  • Outrig extend/cribbing

  • Rig insp/rated/rated

  • Safety latches used

  • Swing radius barricaded

  • Tag lines used

Electrical

  • Cords in good condition

  • Cords protected from traffic

  • Elect Hot Work Procedures

  • Arch Flash PPE available and current

  • Electrical room protected

  • Energized parts protected

  • GFCI's used

  • LO/TO procedures

  • Proper use temp pwr bxs

  • Signage present

  • Documented training

Environmental

  • Asbestos/lead/mold/silica

  • Concrete cut wet & vacuumed

  • Containers labeled

  • Haz material properly stored with signage

  • Spill containment adequate

  • Training documented and current

  • Nuisance dust

Excavations

  • Access with 25'

  • Ladder secured and in good repair

  • Competent person present

  • Daily inspections doc

  • Daily JSA completed and documented

  • Excav > 20' engineered

  • One Call system used

  • Perimeter prot/barricade

  • Sloped, benched, or shored

  • Spoil 2' from edge

  • Surface encumbrances

  • Surface traffic exposure

  • Water entering excavation

  • Trench box in good repair

Fall Protection

  • Ext/int guardrails

  • Fall protection at 6'

  • Fall protection plan

  • Floor/wall opening protected

  • Flr covrs adeq,secure,label

  • Impalement protection

  • Proper anchorage points

  • Roof edge protected

  • Safety harness and lanyard formally inspected

  • Safety harness and lanyard properly stored

  • Stair/ramp/walkway prot

Fire Protection

  • Emergency vehicle access

  • Ext charged and inspected

  • Fire suppression equip avail

  • Fire watch when applicable

  • Prop signs in storage areas

  • Proper fuel containers used and labeled

Hand And Power Tools

  • Cord in good condition

  • Ground prong in place

  • Guards in place

  • Information label on tool

  • Proper tool for the job

  • Strain relief functioning

  • Tool in good condition

  • Storage practices acceptable

  • Tool inspection program

Hazard Communication

  • Copy of program

  • Inventory list

  • MSDS' (site specific)

  • Proper labels on containers

Housekeeping

  • Debris removed from site on regualr basis

  • Proper material storage

  • Proper use of "CAZ" id

  • Slip, trip, fall hazards

  • Trash in protected cont

  • Walkways clear

  • Job box well organized

  • Work areas clean and well organized

  • Clear access to bldg/site

Ladders / Stairs

  • Formal ladder inspection progran

  • 3' above landing

  • Access break >19"

  • Clear of debris/materials

  • Extension ladder 4:1 pitch

  • Inspected for defects - formally

  • Job-blt ldrs const properly

  • Job-built ladders secured

  • Landings and treads filled

  • Proper use of ladder

  • Rails at stairs/landings

  • Safe work dist from hazd

  • Stairs illuminated

  • Slip trip exposure elim

Medical / Emergency

  • 1st aid kit

  • 1st Aid/CPR on site

  • AED on site

  • Emergency action plan

  • Emergency numbers posted

  • Emergency procs supplies

  • Eye wash

  • Map to medical facility

  • Team contact numbers

Motorized Equipment

  • Back up alarm functioning

  • Lights functioning

  • Flagman/spotter used if applicable

  • Communication means

  • Glass free of obstructions

  • Horn functioning

  • Operator appears competent

  • Seat belts used

  • Training docs available

  • PM records

  • Daily inspections completed

P.P.E.

  • Glasses / face shields

  • Gloves

  • Hard Hats

  • Hearing protection

  • Metatarsal protection

  • Rebar caps

  • Respirators

  • Work Boots

  • Proper Clothing

Scaffolds

  • Bracing and pins in place

  • Compatible components used

  • Competent person present

  • Gaurdrails in place @ 6'

  • Inspected daily - formal

  • Properly secured to structure

  • Proper access to platforms

  • Proper loading of materials

  • Safe work distances

  • Sills,plates,jacks installed

  • Surface in safe condition

  • Surfaces properly secured

  • Space between planks

Scissor / Arial Lifts

  • Anchorage points meet req

  • CDZ training / utilized

  • EE above 30' protected

  • EE btwn 15-30' fall prot pres

  • Erector notif of modification

  • Fall pro training provided

  • Falling object protection

  • Mult lift proced utilized

  • Mult lift/rig/con training

  • Proper anch of colmns/beam

  • Site layout / sequence plan

  • Struct flooring requirements

  • Written approv conc strength

Welding / Cutting

  • Bottles upright/cap/secured

  • Extra bottles properly stored

  • Fire ext present

  • Flash arrest on torches

  • Flash protection available

  • Gauges working properly

  • Leads in good condition

  • Prop PPE in use

  • Wedling curtains available and used

  • Torch hoses good cond

  • Weld machine ventilated

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