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PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION

  • 1.1 Are OSHA guidelines in clear view and have been communicated well?

  • 1.2 Are emrgency numbers and contacts posted?

  • 1.3 Have toolbox talks been conducted?

  • 1.4 Are emergency action plans posted and up to date?

  • 1.5 Are all emergency life-saving equipment in place?

HOUSEKEEPING

  • 2.1 Work areas orderly and clean

  • 2.2 Adequate lighting

  • 2.3 Job site free of slips, trips and fall hazards

  • 2.4 Break areas orderly

ELECTRICAL / UTILITY

  • 3.1 Insulation intact on cords and wiring

  • 3.2 Temporary lighting guarded

  • 3.3 Electrical panels labeled and covered accordingly

  • 3.4 Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) protection utilized

  • 3.5 Underground electrical lines marked

  • 3.6 Underground gas lines marked

  • 3.7 Lockout procedures utilized

HAND AND POWER EQUIPMENT

  • 4.1 Hand tools in good working order

  • 4.2 Electrical cords in good working order

  • 4.3 All mechanical safeguards in use

  • 4.4 Handles not broken and are splinter free

EQUIPMENT

  • 5.1 Breaks, lights, signals and alarms operative

  • 5.2 Daily log book filled out

  • 5.3 Seat belts worn

  • 5.4 Aerial lift - PPE being used

  • 5.5 Cranes- swing radius protected - level

  • 5.6 Rigging equipment inspected - tag showing

BARRICADES AND FENCING

  • 6.1 Roadways and sidewalks protected

  • 6.2 Floor openings planked or barricaded

  • 6.3 Wall, roof openings covered or barricaded

  • 6.4 Leading edges guarded

EXCAVATION

  • 7.1 Necessary ladders provided

  • 7.2 Spoil set back at least 2 feet

  • 7.3 Rebar impalement protection

LADDERS

  • 8.1 Ladders in good condition

  • 8.2 Side rails extend well above landing

  • 8.3 Proper for job and secure

  • 8.4 Step ladders fully open when in use

  • 8.5 Placement of ladder safe

INFECTION CONTROL

  • 9.1 Daily inspection checklist completed

  • 9.2 Interim Life Safety Measures (ILSM) updated

  • 9.3 Debris covered

  • 9.4 Walk off mats in place and in use

SCAFFOLDING

  • 10.1 All scaffolds plumbed and leveled as erection proceeds

  • 10.2 Are adequate sills and base plates being used

  • 10.3 If electrical power lines are near the scaffold, are necessary precautions being taken

  • 10.4 Do scaffold planks extend past their end supports not less than 6 inches and no more than 12 inches

  • 10.5 Are guardrails and end rails in place

  • 10.6 To protect from falling objects, are toe boards or area barricaded below

  • 10.7 Are frames and panels braced by cross, horizontal or diagonal braces

  • 10.9 Is fall protection being used in areas where required

  • 10.10 Are scaffolds securely anchored at lease every 30 feet of length and 25 feet in height

  • 10.11 Is their an assess ladder, steps or equivalent safe access to scaffold

  • 10.12 Is the scaffold within its weight capacity

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS

  • 11.1 Silt fence installed and maintained

  • 11.2 Hazardous materials properly stored

  • 11.3 Spill containment kit adequate / on site

FIRE PREVENTION

  • 12.1 Are safety cans being used and properly labeled

  • 12.2 Propane tanks - barricade installed - labeled - (flammable,no smoking, fuel type)

  • 12.3 Compressed gas cylinders secured- upright- protected from damage

  • 12.4 Fire extinguishers immediately available and inspection current

PPE

  • 13.1 Hard hats worn

  • 13.2 Gloves available - cut resistant for demo

  • 13.3 Face shields being used - mason saw or other operations

  • 13.4 Eye protection

  • 13.5 Hearing protection

  • 13.6 Safety harness and lanyards utilized with adequate anchorage points

  • 13.7 Respirators and masks utilized

  • 13.8 High visible clothing in use

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