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1.0 ENVIRONMENTAL

  • 1.1 Fugitive dust control

  • 1.2 Track-out devices

  • 1.3 SWPPP is current as of...

2.0 HAND and POWER TOOLS

  • 2.1 Guards on machines/equipment

  • 2.2 Hand/Power tools condition

  • 2.3 Laser and powder actuated tool warning placards

  • 2.4 Tool cords/plugs condition

  • 2.5 Correct tool being used for job at-hand

  • 2.6 Operators of gas/powdered actuated tools licensed

3.0 HEALTH, HYGIENE & HOUSEKEEPING

  • 3.1 Toilet facilities

  • 3.2 Drinking water/cups

  • 3.3 Hand washing capabilities

  • 3.4 Work area/housekeeping

  • 3.5 Waste containers

  • 3.6 Potential impalement hazards from protruding rebar, form stakes, pipe stubs, and nails,<br>capped, or covered

  • 3.7 Adequate lighting present

  • 3.8 Electrical cords

  • 3.9 Materials properly stored, cleared of stairways, walkways and exit routes

4.0 WARNING/BARRICADES

  • 4.1 Hazard communication program and SDS

  • 4.2 All chemicals stored in approved containers with proper labels

  • 4.3 Safety and OSHA signage

  • 4.4 Emergency Action Plan

  • 4.5 Work area signs and barricades

  • 4.6 Traffic control/flaggers

  • 4.7 Confined space(s)

  • 4.8 Emergency access/exits

  • 4.9 Fencing for public protection

  • 4.10 Covered walkways/signage/lighting for public protection

5.0 LADDERS and STAIRWAYS

  • 5.1 Ladders/duty rating/task

  • 5.2 Extension ladders extend min. 36" above landing and secured

  • 5.3 Ladders with split or missing rungs taken out of service

  • 5.4 Stepladders used in fully open position

  • 5.5 No stepping on top two rungs of stepladder

  • 5.6 Stairway railings are complete

  • 5.7 Stair pans are filled

  • 5.8 Appropriate use of a ladder

6.0 FALL PROTECTION

  • 6.1 Safety perimeter cables/guardrails are secured properly

  • 6.2 Employees exposed to fall hazards are tied off or guardrails/barricades are utilized

  • 6.3 Fall protection equipment is appropriate for working height

  • 6.4 Employees below are protected from falling objects

  • 6.5 Floor penetrations are covered, secured and marked "Hole" or "Do Not Remove"

7.0 EXCAVATIONS

  • 7.1 Excavations protected by fencing or barricades

  • 7.2 Excavation inspected daily by a competent person before workers enter

  • 7.3 Materials and spoil piles are stored min. 2' away from excavation

  • 7.4 Equipment is a safe distance from edge of excavation

  • 7.5 Ladders provided every 25' in excavation

  • 7.6 Proper access/egress

  • 7.7 Trench box, hydraulic shoring and/or sloping used greater than 5' deep

8.0 HEAVY MOBILE EQUIPMENT

  • 8.1 Aerial lift/scissor lift chain or door closed

  • 8.2 Fall protection used in aerial lift

  • 8.3 Reverse signal alarms working (audible) above surrounding noise levels

  • 8.4 Seat belt usage

  • 8.5 Tag lines are used to guide loads

  • 8.6 Pre-shift crane inspection completed by a competent person

  • 8.7 Outriggers are fully extended with proper ground conditions

  • 8.8 Employees kept from under suspended loads

  • 8.9 Slings/rigging are inspected/tagged

  • 8.10 Maximum crane radius at least 20' from overhead power lines

9.0 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

  • 9.1 Hard hats are being worn

  • 9.2 Safety glasses are being worn and meet ANSI Z87 requirements

  • 9.3 Face protection is being worn when needed

  • 9.4 High-visibility vests are being worn when needed

  • 9.5 Gloves are being worn when needed

  • 9.6 Proper footwear is being worn

  • 9.7 Respirators are worn when required

  • 9.8 Hearing protection is being worn when required

  • 9.9 Proper fall protection equipment is worn

10.0 ELECTRICAL

  • 10.1 Electrical cords being used are proper size of wire

  • 10.2 Defective extension cords are taken out of service

  • 10.3 Ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) being used

  • 10.4 Lockout/tagout devices are used

  • 10.5 Light bulbs covered with protective cages

  • 10.6 Energized panels/devices are secured and labeled

  • 10.7 Electrician(s) present during electrical demolition activities

  • 10.8 Electrical circuits properly marked (red/green tagged) during electrical demolition

  • 10.9 Affected parties testing (voltage detector) all electrical circuits before touching them

11.0 SCAFFOLDING

  • 11.1 Erected on sound, rigid footing

  • 11.2 Proper mudsills in place where necessary

  • 11.3 Tied to structure as required

  • 11.4 Scaffold is plumb, square and level

  • 11.5 Cross braces are complete

  • 11.6 Complete guardrail system around working platform

  • 11.7 All working-level platforms fully planked/decked

  • 11.8 Proper access/egress provided and adequate

  • 11.9 All scaffolding inspected daily by a competent person

  • 11.10 Mobile scaffold equipped with locking casters

  • 11.11 Proper pins (no wire, nails, etc.) used in all connections

  • 11.12 Employees below protected from falling objects

12.0 FIRE PROTECTION

  • 12.1 Adequate number of fire extinguishers on site

  • 12.2 Fire extinguishers have current inspection (check tag)

  • 12.3 Travel distance between fire extinguishers does not exceed 75 feet

  • 12.4 Flammable/combustible liquids stored in approved containers and labeled

  • 12.5 Fire extinguisher located near flammable/combustible liquid storage

  • 12.6 Unobstructed access to fire extinguishers/hydrants

  • 12.7 Gas cylinders stored upright and secured

  • 12.8 Proper separation between welding fuels and oxygen (30 min.-rated fire wall or a min.<br>distance of 20 feet)

  • 12.9 Fire extinguisher/fire watch nearby with hot work activities

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