Information

  • Document No.

  • Client

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Project Name

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Location
  • Date

  • Contractor Crew Name
    AUI Crew Name

  • Type of work being performed

  • Work order documentation complete?

  • Procedures / Maps / Drawings reviewed?

  • Locates valid and complete

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  • Hazard assessment completed and signed by all personnel

  • Work plan review completed

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  • PPE
  • Safety foot wear

  • F.R. Coveralls

  • Hard hat

  • Hand protection

  • Eye protection

  • Condition of P.P.E.

  • First aid kit

  • Spill kit

  • Fire extinguisher Available / Certified

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  • Road signage
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  • Proper sign placement

  • Traffic control person certified

  • Traffic cones

  • Barricades

  • Chock blocks used

  • Excavating

  • Excavation
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  • Facilities exposed prior to excavation

  • Spotter and fire extinguisher around live lines

  • Safe entry and exit for workers

  • Shoring / Sloping Excavations > 1.5 deep Follow OH&S Part 32

  • Traffic and pedestrian protected from trenches

  • Proper depth achieved

  • Spoil pile to ditch 1 M

  • Soil separation

  • Directional drilling

  • Directional drilling
  • Buried facilities non destructively exposed

  • Weak link

  • Adequate size reamer

  • Crossing facilities at sight hole

  • Double tracer wire

  • Required depth Achieved

  • Pipe free of damage after bore completed

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  • Creek crossing
  • Plan of work reviewed and signed

  • Spill kit

  • Pictures of creek taken

  • Water samples taken

  • Proper set back from banks

  • Monitor for fraction out

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  • Pipe squeeze

  • Pipe squeezing
  • Static control

  • 1/2" per minute or slower squeeze and release rate

  • Squeeze points marked

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  • Hydro Excavation

  • Hydro excavation
  • Water pressure < 2000 psi (13790 Kpa) Water temp < 180 F (82 C)

  • PPE Utilized

  • Continuous wand motion

  • Adequate protection of holes

  • Power company orientation

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  • Welding
  • AUI Certified welder

  • Reviewed procedure with welder

  • Condition of pipe inspected

  • Preheat completed

  • Correct electrodes used

  • PPE Utilized

  • Manned fire extinguisher

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  • Steel line stopping
  • Reviewed procedure

  • Proper tool and fitting selection

  • Fitting properly tested

  • Center punch used

  • Dry fit test run

  • Mark depth of travel

  • Tooling assembled correctly

  • Handles removed when not in use

  • Proper compression of rubber stopper Number of turns

  • Purge isolated section

  • No leaks on completion plug

  • Denso / polyken tape completed properly

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  • P.E. Fusions
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  • Static protection utilized

  • Fusion temp to manufactures specs

  • Proper tooling used ( E.F. Clamps)

  • Proper pipe prep

  • Pyrometers / temp stick utilized

  • Cord condition and size appropriate

  • Bell hole clear of garbage

  • Fuser info

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  • Pressure testing
  • Stabilize time appropriate <100m - 10 min 100-500m- 15 min >500 m - 30 min

  • Valves open and plugged

  • Available joints soap tested

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  • Backfill
  • Trench free from foreign objects

  • Tracer wire maximum separation of 15 cm

  • Proper pipe shading

  • Back fill follows municipal requirements & or AUI requirements

  • Vibratory tampers used

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  • Site securement
  • Equipment on site secured and parked appropriately

  • Excavations snow fenced and barricaded

  • Pipe ends capped

  • Material secure

  • Flashing barricades working

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  • Follow up

  • Follow up
  • Complete by:

  • Hazard Risk Rating
    A: Hazards have the potential for causing immediate and serious injury or damage
    B: Hazards are less severe, but still have potential for causing injury or damage
    C: Hazards/deficiencies that have potential to cause minor injury or damage

  • Category:
    1. Environmental
    2. Safety
    3. Procedures
    4. Equipment

  • Hazard Risk and Category classification

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