Title Page

  • Project

  • Department

  • Contractor

  • Time and Date of Audit

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • INSTRUCTIONS

    1. Please answer "Yes", "No" or "N/A" on the questions below.
    2. Add Photos and Notes by clicking on the Paperclip icon
    3. To add a Corrective Action click on the paperclip icon then "Add Action", provide a description, assign to a member, set priority, and due date
    4. Complete audit by providing digital signature on one of the applicable roles listed (TMMA/TMMI Safety, Project Leader, Contractor Representative)
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    Ratings:
    100% - 95% = Excellent
    94% - 86% = Needs Improvement
    Below 85% = Unacceptable

Section C - Major Violations

  • JSA/JHA Reviewed and Signed by Workers?

  • Follows Work: applicable<br><br>

  • Updated: being followed<br>

  • Hot Work Requirements Met: Issued

  • 100% Tie off in use?

  • Leading Edges Identified, Protected?

  • Floor openings: Permit issued, followed?

  • Excavation over 5ft.; Sloped, Benched, and shored

  • Energy Sources: Identified, Isolated, Locked Out

  • Crane Operator Certified: Card Checked

  • Confined Space Permit, and Air Quality Tested

Section C1 JSA

  • Posted, easy access<br>

  • Required Documents on control board<br>

Section D - Environment / Site Conditions

  • First Aid Kit: stocked, eye wash, accessible

  • Sanitation: toilets clean, stocked (portables)

  • Noise: below 85dba, protection used

  • Lighting: general, task

  • Ventilation: heat, odors

  • Dust Control

Section E - Personal Protective Equipment

  • Stand: hard hat, glasses, high vis clothing, boots<br>

  • Other: correct for area, task, department<br>

Section F - Fire Protection

  • Extinguishers: present, sized for task<br>

  • Flammable liquids: controlled, stored properly<br>

  • Fuel: stored correctly (Propane, Oxygen )<br>

Section G - Signs, Barricades

  • Proper Barricades: placement <br>

  • Signs: correct, posted, phone #, red/yellow tape<br>

Section H - Materials / Handling / Storage / 5S

  • Mat, Tools, Equip: stored prop, neatly stacked

  • Trip Hazards: cords neatly run, areas clean

  • Liquids on floor: spill kit available

  • Rigging for mat handling correct, stored properly

Section I - Tools: Hand and Power

  • Condition: handles on, cord not cut<br>

  • Guarding: used, adjusted correctly<br>

  • Proper Usage: correct tool for the job<br>

  • Identification on gang boxes, tools, equipment<br>

Section J - Welding, Cutting, and Grinding

  • Hot Work Requirements Met: issued<br>

  • Proper PPE: non flammable clothing<br>

  • Shields, Barriers: equipment, area protected <br>

  • Gas Equip: proper storage, flash arrestors used<br>

Section K - Electrical

  • GFCI Protection: tested

  • Ext Cords: condition, protected, inspected

Section L - Scaffolds

  • No missing planking, bracing, guardrails<br>

  • Inspected: tagged, hazards noted<br>

  • Falling Object Protection: toe boards<br>

  • Rolling Scaffolds: wheels locked<br>

  • Workers tied off in Aerial Lifts, Prop fall pro<br>

  • Basket: floor cleaned, materials loaded properly<br>

Section M - Fall Protection

  • PFAS: inspected, good condition, worn properly<br>

  • Proper Anchorage: clamps, straps, lines<br>

  • Workers tied off in scissor lifts<br>

  • 100% tie off in use (double Lanyards)<br>

  • Leading Edges: identified, protected<br>

  • Warning Lines: used, proper distance<br>

  • Floor openings: permit issued, followed<br>

  • Roof work: permitted, weather conditions<br>

Section O - Motor vehicles / Mechanized Equipment

  • Daily Inspections, equipment identified<br>

  • Safety Devices: seat belts, lights, alarm<br>

  • Operators: certified, authorized, licensed<br>

  • Forklift operated correctly<br>

Section P - Excavations

  • Over 5 ft: sloped, benched, shored<br>

  • Over 4 ft: ladder access, every 25 ft.<br>

  • Spoils: back 3ft<br>

  • Water Intrusion: rain, seepage<br>

  • Excavation Protected: equipment, workers<br>

Section Q - Concrete and Masonry Construction

  • Rebar / rods capped, protected<br>

  • Masonry walls supported, Limited access zone<br>

Section R - Steel Erection, Equipment Placement

  • Area protected from overhead lifts<br>

  • Site specific erection plan in place<br>

  • Area Will Support Equipment and Load<br>

Section T - Demolition

  • Engineer survey by Competent Person made<br>

  • All serv: shut off, capped, disc, removed<br>

Section V - Power Transmission / Distribution / LO

  • Energy Sources: identified, isolated, locked out<br>

  • Sign In/Out Sheet: used and correct<br>

  • Group LO: key box used / key inside<br>

  • Locks: labeled, contain required info.<br>

  • Arc Flash: proper PPE, workers trained<br>

Section X - Ladders

  • Secured: used properly, right type for work<br>

  • Non-Conductive: no metal side rails<br>

  • Good Condition: rungs, rails, bracing<br>

Section Z - Toxic / Hazardous Substances

  • Chemicals: identified, labeled<br>

  • Stored Properly: correct containment<br>

  • SDS Sheets: available, correct<br>

  • Proper PPE Being Used<br>

Section CC - Cranes and Derricks

  • Crane Operator Certified: card checked<br>

  • Crane Inspection: certifications current<br>

  • Rigging: condition, inspected, rating tag<br>

  • Rigger Qualified: checked<br>

  • Signal Person: Qualified, checked<br>

Section A1 - Confined Space

  • Air Quality Tested<br>

  • Permit / Checklist Posted<br>

  • Workers Trained / rescue notified<br>

Other

  • Safety Rep. on site and available <br>

Completion

  • Project Leadership Comments (Required for below 85%)

  • Project Mgr./Leader : (Name and Signature)

  • Contractor Representative : (Name and Siganture)

  • TMNA/TMMI Safety Representative: (Name and Signature)

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