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BOS QHSE Commissioning Audit

Section 1 - Technician

  • Does the employee have a current and completed PJRA?

  • Does the Technician have a current and completed HSE site plan for the current site?

  • Can the Technician adequately describe their scope of work and KPI's for the current site?

  • Does the Technician have a current PPE Inspection, completed at the start of their hitch?

  • Is hard hat in a clean and sanitary condition and white with a BOS Logo?

  • Are safety glasses ANSI / CSA approved and being worn properly?

  • Are FRC/coveralls in good condition without tears or excessively dirty with grease or invert?

  • Are safety toed boots in good condition?

  • Does the Technician have impact gloves and other gloves that are adequate for the work tasks?

  • Are respirators in a clean and sanitary condition, properly stored with cartridges detached when not in use?

  • Are cartridges marked with the End-of-Life date if package is opened?

  • Does the Technician have hearing protection readily available when asked to show?

  • Does the Technician have proper fall protection equipment, harness, SRL, with a carabiner?

  • Is body harnesses and SRL in good shape, and properly cleaned and stored?

  • Is the H2S monitor in good working condition and being worn properly?

  • Is a LOTO kit available with green numbered locks and tags with the Technician’s name on them?

  • Are electronic or hard copy SOP's readily available?

  • Are SDSs and a Chemical Inventory List current and readily available on site?

  • Does the Technician have a readily accessible emergency spill kit?

  • Does the Technician have all current certification cards to include First Aid/CPR, Heavy Equipment, SafelandUSA, H2S Awareness and Respirator Fit Test or equivalent for the Country of Work?

  • Have all Annual Competencies been completed for this technician (LOTO, Heavy Equipment, (BOS Driver Evaluation)?

  • Are SSE's properly identified by identifiable markings on the hard hat?

Section 2 - Common Observations for all Levels

  • Are there containers that have no lids that could cause potential waste from rain?

  • Are chemicals in secondary containers properly labeled?

  • Are camlocks properly secured with pins and tape/Velcro/zip tie?

  • Are open ended pipes, connections, valves capped or plugged?

  • Is the effluent line secure and stabilized?

  • Are walkways clean, clear and free of slip/trip/fall hazards?

  • Are hoses in good operational condition?

Section 3 - Ground Level

  • Is stand properly pinned and secured with locking pins closed properly?

  • Has 3rd party equipment such as loaders, excavators, and/or generators been serviced and are operational?

  • Are high noise areas properly labeled / identified?

  • Are there any holes or tears in containment that would need to be addressed with customer?

  • Are information and hazard signs visible?

  • Are fire extinguishers properly placed - Max of 50 ft distance between fire extinguisher?

  • Are fire extinguishers properly inspected and tagged?

  • Does equipment have certified lifting point on it?

  • Are lifting straps properly marked with load limits?

  • Are lifting straps inspected?

  • Are barricades set up and used during heavy equipment operations when required?

  • Are all cords in good condition, labeled and properly inspected with snug and secure connections with no exposed wiring and rigged with a drip loop?

  • Are all master switch connector rods in place on all power panels and VFDs?

  • Are circuit breaker boxes properly covered - with no empty spaces and all breakers/switches/controls in good working condition/servicable?

  • Is the outlet in the electrical cabinet properly covered?

  • Is grounding wire in keeping with the BOS SOP?

  • Are the handles on all hand-tools in good condition?

  • Are tools, equipment and spare parts properly stored and in adequate condition?

  • Are BOS Tank signs and labels legible?

  • Are all belt guards properly fastened on pumps?

  • Is interior of genset/pumphouse free of oil/invert and/or dirt?

  • Does the overall appearance of the backyard display good order and housekeeping?

Section 4 - Floor Level

  • Are hand rails clean, in good condition and properly installed by being properly seated with all bolts and brackets in place?

  • Are holes greater than 1 inch within walkways properly covered to eliminate tripping hazards?

  • Are the slides hung properly and securely to prevent cuttings from dropping anywhere outside of the shale bin?

  • Are there proper and secure anchor points on the BOS tank?

Section 5 - Centrifuge Stand Level

  • Are overhead lights double secured?

  • Are lights and illumination operational and adequate?

  • Are centrifuges pinned to stand?

  • Have Traveling blocks been removed from the Centrifuge?

  • Saddles Inspected inside the centrifuge and without wear?

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  • Plows inspected inside the centrifuge and without wear?

  • Pictures of Plows

  • Scroll/Tiles inspected and without wear?

  • Pictures of the Scroll/Tiles

  • Are all feed tube bolts installed and tight on the centrifuge?

  • Are areas under centrifuges guarded?

  • Are all fan shrouds intact and damage free?

  • Are all centrifuge lid gaskets properly seated to prevent leakage?

  • Are all guards on pumps and centrifuges free from cracks at the corners and welds?

  • Are all guards and coffin lids properly secured?

  • When was the last Centrifuge Service? (Days since last service)

Section 6 - Additional Observations

  • Is the BOS vehicle parked in the appropriate area?

  • Do living quarters display good order and housekeeping?

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