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  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

TRAINING & PLANNING

  • BRC Safety Manual or Program onsite?

  • Have all new hires completed the new hire orientation?

  • Weekly tool box meeting held for BRC employees?

  • Copy of BRC's Safety plan on site and up to date?

  • Emergency evacuation plan in place?

MEDICAL & FIRST AID

  • At least one BRC employee trained in CPR/1st Aid onsite?

  • Are first aid supplies adequate?

POSTING & RECORDKEEPING

  • OSHA 300 form being completed/posted?

  • Safety and health poster posted?

  • Emergency telephone numbers posted?

HAZARD COMMUNICATION/MSDS

  • Copy of BRC written Safety program onsite?

  • Current MSDS onsite?

  • Labels on containers

TRAFFIC CONTROL

  • Traffic plan per MUTCD, local, county or state inspections.

  • Advance warning signs

  • Trained flaggers used when directing traffic w/proper PPE, proper stop/slow sign and flagger ahead signs warning approaching traffic.

STRUCTURE ENTRANCE

  • Overhead protection at entrances where overhead work on-going?

  • Signs Posted Warning Pedestrians?

PUBLIC PROTECTION

  • Public protection adequate including warning signs?

HOUSEKEEPING & SANITATION

  • Housekeeping: aisles clean, scrap removed, no protruding nails.

  • Adequate supply of water or water jugs, cups and trash containers?

  • Adequate toilet facilities and clean?

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE & LIFE SAVING EQUIPMENT

  • Head,eye, face, and hand protection worn?

  • Respiratory protection worn when needed/required?

  • Safety harnesses, lifelines and lanyard worn when needed/required?

Heat Illness Prevention

  • Have all BRC employees been trained on the symptoms of Heat Exhaustion and Heat Illness

FIRE PROTECTION & PREVENTION

  • Fire extinguishers/stand pipe installed<br>clear access?<br>Fire extinguishers identified, charged and inspected monthly?

  • Flammable & combustible liquids in approved containers only?

  • "No smoking" posted and enforced where needed?

ELECTRICAL

  • Guarding of live parts by cabinets or other enclosures?

  • GFCI receptacle used including when using temporary power?

  • Temporary lighting adequate and bulbs protected?

  • Breaker boxes and switches properly labeled?

  • Extension cords?

TOOLS

  • Damaged tools repaired or replaced promptly?

  • Are tools being used properly?

  • Guards in place?

  • Pneumatic tools/air hoses have proper safeguards, secured connections?<br>

STAIRWAYS AND LADDERS

  • Stairway/ladder/ramp used where 19 inch break in elev.

  • Ladders properly secured to prevent slipping, sliding or falling?

  • Do straight ladders extend 36" above top of landing?

  • Stepladders fully open when in use; no standing on top two steps?

  • Proper maintenance and storage of ladders?

SCAFFOLDING

  • Is scaffold equipment in good working order?

  • Inspected by competent person daily before use?

  • Erected on solid, level footing?

  • Guardrails on open sided and end more than 6 ft above the ground?

  • 2x4 top rail, mid-rail & toe board?

  • Tightly planked platform for full width and secured in place?

  • Is the scaffold plump and square, with cross-bracing?

  • Access ladder provided?

  • Maximum height = four (4) times minimum base diminsion?

  • Suspended scaffold

  • Hooks, clamps, outriggers properly anchored and tiebacks installed?

  • Counterweights attached to outriggers with weights marked?

  • Tiebacks have rigging thimble with loop, secured with min. 3 fist grip clamps?

  • Independent lifeline for each worker on platform, rope protected abrasion?

FALL PROTECTION

  • Floor opening covered/guardrails in place?

  • Roof edge adequately guarded?

  • Leading edge protection utilized where required?

  • 100% fall tie off for all heights above 6 ft with proper anchor points?

AERIAL MANLIFTS/SCISSORS LIFTS

  • All personnel tied off?

  • Safety chains in place on scissors lifts?

  • Employee training verified?

HOISTS AND CRANES

  • Slings and chains , hooks and eyes in good condition and tagged/marked?

  • Outriggers used if needed and proper cribbing in place?

  • Power lines inactive, removed or at a safe distance?

  • Hoist operator trained? Check for card?

  • Signalmen where needed & hand/verbal signals understood? Hand signal poster?

  • Are inspection and maintenance logs maintained/current (this includes hoists)?

  • Crane annual certification on file? This includes McCarthy and sub equipment?

  • Fire extinguisher installed (cranes and hoists)?

HANDLING & STORAGE OF MATERIALS

  • Materials properly stored or stacked?

  • Material secured if high winds approaching?

WELDING AND CUTTING/OTHER HOT WORK

  • Welding leads and gases hoses protected and in good condition?

  • Fire extinguishers or proper type nearby?

  • Inspection of fire hazards?

  • Gas cylinders secured and upright. Fuel cylinders at least 20 ft from oxygen?

  • Are cylinder caps in use?

CONCRETE AND MASONRY CONSTRUCTION

  • Controls in place to limit silica exposure - water, vacuum tools, etc...

CONFINED SPACES

  • Have potential confined space been identified?

  • Had safety Dep. been notified of potential confined spaces?

  • Permit required? Completed?

  • Atmosphere tested?

  • Workers properly trained?

  • Ventilation needed?

  • Retrieval devices required?

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