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  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Description of Coring Work

  • Job Name:

  • Job Number:

  • Operator Name:

  • Location of Coring:

  • Description of Coring:

  • The coring location has been scanned or x-ray?

  • If no, explain why:

  • The coring time and location have been approved by project supervision (and engineer when required)?

  • If no, explain why:

  • The location has been inspected for asbestos. If found, the asbestos was abated by authorized person prior to any coring operations?

  • If no, explain why:

  • If the location of the surface is painted, lead testing has been performed prior to coring?

  • If no, explain why:

  • Engineering/Administrative controls will be utilized to protect everyone from dust exposure, falling and flying debris?

  • If no, explain why:

  • The person performing the coring is trained to perform this specific task and to properly use all required tools, equipment and PPE?

  • If no, explain why:

  • The person performing the coring has and will use respiratory, hearing, eye/face and hand protection?

  • If no, explain why:

  • All equipment has been inspected, documented and are in proper working condition. Guards in place and GFCI in use?

  • If no, explain why:

  • The person performing the coring has a safe working surface or platform and has fall protection as required?

  • If no, explain why:

  • Electrical cords properly inspected and properly positioned to avoid contact with rotating components or standing water?

  • If no, explain why:

  • Method for water and core collection?

  • Method for mechanical anchorage of rig?

  • Type of protective cover for core hole?

  • Person responsible for securing the cover?

  • Signature of person performing CORING:

  • Signature of SUPERVISOR:

  • Time CORING was completed:

  • Will coring continue to next shift/day?

  • Comments:

  • Verify the cover was installed.

  • If no, explain why:

  • Operator Signature:

  • Supervisor Signature:

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