Information

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Personnel

A. General

  • Housekeeping Maintained

  • Common paths of travel kept clear of material/debris

  • Fencing Maintained

  • All rollers picked up

  • Debris in work area cleaned up

  • Household trash/debris cleaned up

  • Red tape used appropriately and labeled with hazard/contact information

  • Hand and power tools in good condition

  • Holes in floor adequately protected and secured from displacement

  • Hand and Power tools being used properly

  • Walking / Working surfaces clear from the accumulation of material

  • Compressed Gas Cylinder Stored properly

  • Misc items: (Describe)

B. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Proper PPE selected for task at hand

  • Hardhats

  • Eye Protection

  • Ear Protection

  • Respiratory Protective Equipment

  • Hi-Viz Vests/Shirts

  • Proper Footwear

  • Proper Hand Protection

  • Face Protection (Face Shield)

  • Misc items: (Describe)

C. Cranes and Rigging

  • All personnel clear of swing radius

  • Tag lines used to control load

  • Rigging in good condition

  • Crane operator signaling that load is coming (horns)

  • Rigger using proper hand signals

  • Rigger is qualified

  • Loads being hoisted at safe speeds

  • Crane shutdown during high wind

  • Proper rigging techniques used

  • Misc items: (Describe)

D. Confined Space Entry

  • Completed permit or certificate posted at space entrance

  • Entrants/Attendants verify that all requirements of the permit or certificate have been satisfied.

  • Entry supervisor and Attendant assigned

  • Attendant or buddy assigned - Non-permit certificate only

  • Communication methods established between entrants and attendant or buddy - Non-permit certificate only

  • Monitoring results documented on permit or certificate

  • Confined Space properly barricaded

  • Misc items: (Describe)

E. Concrete and Masonry

  • Adequate Impalement Protection

  • Proper PPE being worn

  • Control access zones for masonry wall construction

  • Nails removed immediately from formwork when removing forms

  • Wet cutting to control dust

  • Concrete trucks equipped with backup alarms

  • Misc items: (Describe)

F. Electrical

  • GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) working

  • Extension Cords in good Condition

  • Heavy Duty Extension Cords used

  • Portable Lighting

  • No exposure to energized electrical

  • Misc items: (Describe)

G. Excavations

  • Excavation Entry Permit completed

  • Excavation Entry Permit Followed

  • Safe means of egress/access provided

  • Material and spoils at least 2' from excavation edge

  • Protective system in place

  • Underground utility lines located

  • Underground utility lines supported

  • Barricades and adequate fall protection systems in place for excavations

  • Misc items: (Describe)

H. Fall Protection

  • Top-Rail is 39"-45" above working surface

  • Mid-Rail installed and splitting the difference from Top-Rail to working surface

  • Toe-boards installed

  • Fall Protection equipment in safe and serviceable condition

  • Personnel using 100% tie off

  • Personnel using fall protection correctly

  • Personnel not using material hoists as fall protection

  • Personnel calculating fall distance

  • Hole Covers adequate, secured and labeled

  • Guardrails in good condition

  • Misc items: (Describe)

I. Fire Prevention

  • Fire Extinguishers provided with 100' from ANY work area

  • Fire Extinguisher provided within 50' of any fuel source

  • Fire Extinguisher provided in immediate hot work area

  • Flammable/Combustible liquids stored properly

  • Hot work areas kept clear from anything flammable

  • Area in front and around Fire Extinguishers kept clear

  • Combustible material not stored within 50' of fuel storage

  • Misc items: (Describe)

J. Heavy Equipment

  • Operating at safe speeds

  • Loads not hoisted overhead

  • Blade/Bucket/Fork/Boom landed when operator is out of equipment

  • Operator making eye contact with employees on ground

  • Operator using seatbelt

  • No visible leaks on equipment

  • Personnel maintaining safe distance from equipment

  • Back up alarms functioning

  • All operators following distracted driving policy

  • Operators are conducting daily equipment checklists

  • Misc items: (Describe)

K. Scaffolds

  • Daily inspection conducted by Competent Person

  • All Scaffold access has tag (Green, Yellow, Red) and is signed off daily

  • Safe means of egress provided

  • Work platform fully planked

  • Scaffold planks in good condition

  • Toe boards with no visible gaps below

  • Masonry loading platforms double planked

  • Scaffold constructed properly

  • Misc items: (Describe)

L. Stairways and Ladders

  • Any break in elevation 19" or greater has a step or ladder

  • Extension ladders at 4:1 ratio

  • Extension ladders extend 3' above landing surface

  • Extension ladders secured at the top, bottom and middle

  • User not straddling step ladder

  • Step ladders used properly

  • User is facing ladder at all times

  • Three points of contact continuously made while climbing

  • Belt buckle kept between side rails of ladder

  • Ladders are in good condition

  • Defective ladders tagged and removed from service

  • Area below ladder kept clear of debris

  • Misc items: (Describe)

M. Welding and Cutting

  • Hot work permit completed and posted near hot work area

  • Suitable fire extinguisher available in hot work area

  • Oxygen and fuel gas cylinders stored properly

  • Welding shields used when necessary

  • Proper PPE worn

  • Misc items: (Describe)

Safety Documentation

  • Daily pre task plan conducted (STAC, Morning Huddle, SPTP, etc)

  • Equipment inspections completed

  • Daily crane pick plan completed

  • Excavation entry permit compelted

  • Confined space entry permit or certificate completed and posted at entry

  • Hot work permit completed

Good Work Practices.

  • Example of good work practices throughout the jobsite. <br>

  • Signature

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