B & D Erectors List of Hazards

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Administrative

A.1 Have permits and analyses been performed prior to work starting?
A.2 Have the permits been completed accurately and submitted to immediate supervision on-site?

3.1 Are employees working under their own lock and tag?
3.2 Is lockout / tag out training current and has it been submitted.
3.3 Has the lockout / tag out procedure been followed?
3.4 Is a lock box / hasp used?
3.5 Is arc flashing protection used for equipment and is it current?
3.6 Are electrical cords and tools coded with the correct color for the month?
3.7 Are cords out of walkways and equipment traffic?
3.8 Are electrical cords and tools free from damage?
3.9 Are ground pins available on extension cords?
3.10 Are ground fault circuit interrupts (GFCI) used with extension cords?
3.11 Are there any cuts in extension cords or equipment cords that expose the conductor?

4.1 Are ladders secured (top and bottom) and extending 3 rungs above the roof's eave or landing?
4.2 Step ladder not used as an extension.
4.3 Employee(s) are not standing on last two steps or rungs of ladder.
4.4 Broken or damage ladders have been tagged and removed from service.
4.5 Three points of contact are maintained when going up or down a ladder.

5.1 Are fire extinguishers within 25 - 50 ft of work?
5.2 Is the fire extinguishers tagged and ready for use?
5.3 Is a fire extinguisher mounted on each piece of equipment that is used?
5.4 Are flammable chemicals or combustibles stored as required by standards and manufacturers?

6.1 Are lifts and equipment inspected daily and documented?
6.2 Are harnesses worn in lifts as recommend by the manufacturer?
6.3 Has the operator been certified or qualified on the equipment?
6.4 Do alarms and controls function as required by the manufacturer?
6.5 Is a spotter, warning line, or barricade used to identify overhead work?
6.6 Is equipment being used as recommended by the manufacturer?
6.7 Did you communicate overhead work with trades or other personnel that may be impacted?

7.1 Is fall protection used to prevent fall hazards?<br>Fall Protection Types - Guard rail, Parapet wall, Fall arrest, Fall restraint, or Warning line.
7.2 Are holes covered to prevent falls to lower levels?<br>Holes - Openings larger than 2 inches.
7.3 Are covers used for skylights without fall protection?<br>Skylights - Covers must be capable of supporting a 200 lb. force.
7.4 Have guards or covers been installed on wall or floor openings that are above six feet?
7.5 Are guard rails secured, serviceable, and in good condition to prevent falls to lower levels.
7.6 Does the guard rail include a top rail, mid rail, and toe board.
7.7 Are signs posted that identify fall hazards or where protection is needed?

8.1 Are employees involved in trench work protected from cave-ins?
8.2 Has the trench / excavation been inspected prior to worker entrance?
8.3 Has sloping, shoring, or a trench box been used for protection in trenches four feet in height or more?
8.4 Has adequate plan been identified for access and egress?
8.5 Are spoil piles greater than 2 feet from the excavation?
8.6 Was a documented ground disturbance analysis performed of the excavation or trench?