Title Page
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Audit Title
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Client
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Jobsite Name
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Location
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Select date
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Superintendent
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Safety Representative
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Audit Conducted By
Forklifts
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Daily Inspections Completed
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Operator Certification
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Company name clearly visible
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Equipment ID clearly visible
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Operators sounding horn @ intersections
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Operators slowing speed with sounding horn @ blind corners
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Operators seatbelt fastened when functions are in use
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Operators traveling in reverse if load is obstructing view
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Are spotters being utilized in congested areas
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Operators setting parking break before exiting forklift
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Is operator overloading forklift
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Is operator using forklift for it’s intended purpose
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If not on a pallet, is load secured to prevent shifting on the forks
Mobile Elevated Lifting Platforms
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Employee trained/certified on type being operated
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Employees utilizing 100% fall protection @ all times
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Spotter or barricades being utilized
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Pre shift inspection completed
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Safety gate or chain latched in the rear while in operation
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Working platform free of debris
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Company name clearly visible
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Equipment identification number clearly visible
Barricades
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Setup, Maintained & Removed (end of work)
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Signage In Place
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Roadways, Sidewalks, & Stairs Protected
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Traffic Controls in Place
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Floor & Wall Openings
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Unattended Trenches & Excavations
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Special Hazards Work Protected
Concrete and Masonry
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Impalement Hazards Protected
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Limited Access Zones Established
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Forms Installed & Braced Properly
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Adequate Shoring: Plumbed, Braced, & Inspected
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Form Materials Stored Neatly
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Protection From Silica Dust
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Concrete PPE In Use
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Concrete Wash-Out Area Available & Constructed Properly
Electrical & Utilities
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Energized Parts Protected
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GFCI Protection Utilized at Power Source
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LO/TO Procedures Utilized
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Insulation and Prongs Intact
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Extension Cords Out of Walkways / Suspended by Non-Conductive Material
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Temporary Lighting Guarded & All Bulbs in Place
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Temporary Lighting Suspended by Mounting Point on Cage with Non-Conductive Material
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Adequate Lighting Provided
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Underground Utilities Marked
Fall Protection
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Fall Protection Plan in Place
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100% PFAS Utilized
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PFAS in Good Working Condition
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Sufficient Anchorage Points
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Fall Protection Methods in Accordance to OSHA Standards
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Leading Edges Protected
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Guardrails Constructed Properly
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Perimeter Cable Installed in Compliance & Flagged Every 6'
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Warning Lines Properly Installed
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Ironworkers with Subpart R Provisions
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Being inspected prior to use
Gas Cylinders
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Cylinders Upright, Secured & Caps On
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Oxygen & Flammables Properly Stored
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Guages Removed & Caps On When Not in Use
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Storage area identified with product signage
Hand & Power Tools
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Proper Tool for the Job
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Tools in Good Operating Condition
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Mechanical Guards in Place
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Tools Inspected Prior to Use
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Manufacturer's Recommended PPE In Use
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Cords in Good Condition
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Tools Properly Stored
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High pressure air compressors hose couplings pined or wired
Site Housekeeping & Sanitation
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Floors & Walk paths FREE of Slip, Trip, Fall Fall Hazard
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Trash placed in containers
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Trash containers being emptied before overflowing
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Aisle, Stairs and Passageways Clear
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1 Toilet Per 10 Employees. Sanitation Station Available.
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Cords, Leads, Hoses rolled back at the end of shift
Material Storage
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10' From Exterior & 6' From Interior Leading Edges
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Material Stacked to Prevent Sliding, Falling, or Collapse
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Nails Pulled from Lumber
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Materials No Closer than 3' of Live Electrical Equipment
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Materials secured to prevent flying debris
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Material lay down areas defined
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Material lay down areas neat & orderly
Fuel Storage
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Approved Containers and Potable Tanks Used & Labeled Properly
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Not Closer than 20' to a Building
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No More than 25 Gallons Stored Inside or Stored in an Approved Cabinet
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Fire Extinguisher Not Less than 20-B, Locaded within 25-75'
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Double Containment for Tanks > 50 Gallons
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Protected by Dikes or Barricades from Vehicular Collision/Damage
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Proper Labels and Signage in Place
Personal Protective Equipment
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Hard Hats - Being worn by crew members
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Safety Glasses - Being worn by crew members
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Faceshield - Task Specific
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Work Boots Worn
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Gloves Worn - Different Types Available Per Task
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Hearing Protection Available/Utilized
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High Visibility Safety Vest or class 2 hiv-vis long sleeve
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Respirators or Dust Masks Utilized
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Clean Room built to industry standards
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Tyvek suits being utilized during demo
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Contaminated Tyvek suites being properly disposed off
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Inspection Reviewed With
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Audit Completion