Information

  • Site conducted

  • Coastal Mechanical Safety Compliance Audit

  • Job Site Name

  • General Contractor

  • Job Site/Work Order Number

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Number of Employees on Site

  • Trades on Site

GENERAL CONDITIONS

  • Red Book, Green Book and SDS on site and current?

  • Posters correctly posted for all employees to see?

  • First Aid Kits on site and adequately stocked based on the crew size?

  • PTP's and/or JSA/JHA's Completed?

  • Completed prior to work starting

  • Signed off prior to work starting

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Sufficient PPE supplies for the site?

  • Adequate COVID-19 PPE Supplies?

  • Face Coverings?

  • Hand Sanitizer?

  • Disinfectant Wipes?

  • Correct PPE being used for the appropriate task?

  • Hard Hat

  • ANSI approved safety glasses

  • Serviceable and worn properly

  • Reflective vest or high visibility shirt

  • Gloves being worn while handling tools or equipment

  • Face Shield

  • Dust mask/respirator Face Covering

  • Ear plugs/hearing protection if required

  • Additional information

Water supplies

  • Adequate water supplies based on crew size on site?

  • Individual water coolers with bottle water

  • Water container cleaned and sterilized daily

  • Seal taped off with the date and initials written in marker

  • Adequate disposable cups

  • Trash receptacle nearby for waste cups

  • Additional information

Hand and Power Tools

  • Corded power tools have ground prong if not Double Insulated? 1926.302(a)(1)

  • Drills for concrete have vacuum attachment and working properly?

  • Manufacturer guards in place and not modified? 1926.300(b)(1)

  • Corded Tools and cords not ran through or in standing water?

  • Electrical cords in good condition and free from cuts and exposed wires?

  • Tools used for their intended purpose?

  • Tools when not in use are staged properly? (Not hanging by cords)

  • Electrical extension cords are at least 12-GA?

  • Extension cords routed not to cause a tripping hazard?

Housekeeping and Material Storage

  • Material out of common walkways? 1926.250(a)(3)

  • Material away from ledges and stairways? 1926.250(b)(1)

  • Debris cleaned regularly and removed to a central location?

  • Walkways and travel areas clear and free from tripping hazards? 1926.250(d)

  • Floor penetrations greater than 2" diameter securely covered? 1926.501(b)(4)(ii)

  • Overall work area clear of excessive debris and trash?

Ladders

  • Are ladders being used on site?

  • Ladder inspections completed and ladders signed off daily?

  • Inspection tag dated and initialed 1926.1053(b)(15)

  • Proper ladder safety rules being followed?

  • Correct ladder for the job? 1926.1053(b)(4)

  • Ladder being used in the configuration it was designed? 1926.1053(b)(4)

  • Ladder placed on stable surface? 1926.1053(b)(6)

  • Area around the ladder clear of debris? 1926.1053(b)(9)

  • Extension ladder being used?

  • Ladder secured at top and bottom to prevent displacement? 1926.1053(b)(6)

  • Top extends 3' above the landing? 1926.1053(b)(1)

  • Proper 4:1 ratio maintained? 1926.1053(b)(5)(i)

  • Additional information

Fall Protection 1926.500

  • Are there areas being worked where fall protection is required

  • Proper fall protection rules being followed?

  • Adequate anchor point capable of supporting 5,000 LBS?

  • Fall protection equipment in good condition?

  • Harness inspected monthly

  • No excessive wear or corrosion

  • Retractable lifelines free from damage and operate correctly

  • All snap rings operate freely

  • Lanyards inspected and are not frayed or show signs of excessive wear

  • Lifelines are secured correctly

Critical Tasks

  • Critical Tasks taking place on site?

Excavations

  • Excavations on site?

  • Excavation daily check completed?

  • Less than 4 feet

  • Greater than four feet

  • Properly Sloped

  • Barricaded properly

  • Trench ladder within 25 feet of workers

  • Trench box (if used) in proper placement

  • Additional information

Crane Lift

  • Is there a Crane lift on site?

  • Critical Lift?

  • Crane Lift packet complete?

  • Lift Plan

  • Operator CCO card

  • Signalman/Rigger certification card

  • Annual inspection for crane to be used

  • Daily inspection of the crane

  • Letter for verification the operator and signal/rigger are qualified

  • Letter for drug screen

  • Manuals and charts in the crane

  • Anti two blocking device present and operable

  • All slings and rigging certified and in good condition

  • Slings and rigging inspected

  • Additional information

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Confined space

  • Is there Confined Space work on the site?

  • Workers trained in the specific confined space

  • Non-permit required

  • Permit required

  • 4 gas meter present

  • Adequate ventilation for fresh air

  • permit posted

  • Rescue plan

  • Appropriate signage

  • Additional information

  • Add media

Demolition

  • Is there any demolition work on site?

Welding Safety/Compressed Gas Cylinders 1926.350

  • Are compressed gas cylinders on site?

  • Oxygen separated from Fuel gas or combustible materials by at least 20' or fire barrier 5' high with 1/2hr rating? 1926.350(a)(10)

  • Valve protection cap in place if not being used? 1926.350(a)(1)

  • Cylinders secured from tipping over? 1926.350(a)(7)

  • Located in storage cage?

  • Fire extinguisher within 25'?

  • Proper shade for protective eye wear?

  • Insulated gloves being used for hot work operations?

  • Is there hot work present on site?

  • Hot work taking place in an occupied structure

  • Area cleared of flammable/combustible materials

  • Fire blankets required or used

  • Hot work permit present

  • Fire extinguisher in the immediate area

  • Trained and dedicated fire watch person present

  • Hot work equipment in good condition

  • Additional information

Meetings

  • Meeting with CMS Site supervision?

  • Meeting with the General Contractor site supervision?

  • Meeting with Subcontractor supervision?

Injury information

  • Reported injuries?

  • Near misses onsite?

  • Safety violations/write-ups?

  • Additional information

  • Safety training conducted?

  • Sign in sheet of training completed

General Remarks or Comments

  • Overall site in compliance with OSHA regulations and CMS Safety policy?

  • General remarks and comments

  • Pictures of good practices.

  • Pictures of issues or areas requiring additional attention.

  • Signature of person conducting audit.

  • Signature of site supervisor/PM

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