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  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Customer Emergency Contact Number

Physical, Chemical, Mechanical, or Environmental Present.

  • Physical, Chemical, Mechanical, or Environmental Present.

  • Forklift Inspection (Forklift Operation Requires License)

  • Confined Space Entry (Requires Written Permit, LEL/O2 or Multi-gas Tester and Attendant

  • Ladder Usage (Require Ladder Inspection)

  • Scaffold Inspection (Requires Competent Person)

  • Hotwork (Welding, Cutting, Grinding) (Requires Fire Watch and Permit)

  • Hazardous Chemicals (Requires written HAZCOM Plan, MSDS documents)

  • Laboratory or Hazardous Substance (Requires Blood-borne Pathogen Compliance)

  • Man-lift/AWP Operation (Requires Documented Training, also Man-lift Specific

  • Respirator Wear (Requires Documented Training)

Required on All Job sites (at least 1 per site)

  • First aid kit (with blood borne pathogen supplies)

  • Fire extinguisher-10lb. ABC

General PPE (Indicate as Required)

  • Hard Hat

  • Safety Glasses

  • Hard-toe/Metatarsal boots/shoes

  • LOTO locks & tags

  • Caution/Danger tape

  • Sturdy work gloves

  • Ear plugs

  • Insulated flashlight

  • LOTO Multi-lock adapter

  • Fall protection

Electrical Work If today's work involves ANY contact with live equipment NFPA 70E (130.1) requires a justification for the need to work live

  • Required live <1,000 V

  • Class 0 (or 00) gloves (w/Leather protectors)

  • Arc-resistant coverall/clothing

  • Calibrated Multi-meter

  • Face shied (80mil polycarbonate)

  • Required live > 1,000 V

  • Class 2 gloves 17 kV

  • Flash-suit/hood

  • Hot-stick / shotgun

  • Set of ground cables

  • Non-Contact High- Voltage Detector >1,000V

Safety Observations

  • During the course of the day, describe at lease one issue or event that promoted safety, and identify at least one way to further reduce

  • Act(s) or condition(s) which promote safety:

  • How would you make today's work even safer in the future?

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  • Remember, change in scope, addition work or any unexpected conditions require a brief stand - down and safety review!!

    Contact with Live Equipment means there is a chance that any part of your body or your tools/leads/cables could contact energized parts.

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