Title Page

  • Job Site Name

  • Location
  • Client

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Job Site Manager's Name

Daily Audit Section

General Safety Information

  • Site Safety Program on Site

  • First Aid & Bloodborne Pathogens Kit on site & stocked

  • OSHA Posters & Emergency Numbers Posted

Personal Protective Equipment

  • PPE inspected daily, in good condition, & being used properly

Equipment - Aerial Lifts

  • Daily Inspections Conducted and on Site

  • Operator Certification on Site

  • Proper Fall Protection being Used

Equipment - Forklift

  • Daily Inspections Conducted and on Site

  • Operator Certification on Site

Equipment - Other

  • Daily Inspections Conducted and on Site

  • Operator Certification on Site

  • Other

Fall Protection

  • Fall Protection Plan in Place

  • Fall Rescue Plan In Place

  • Fall Protection Inspected and In Good Condition

  • Fall Protection Being Used Properly

  • 100% PFAS Utilized

  • PFAS in Good Working Condition

  • Sufficient Tie Off Points

  • Leading Edges Protected

  • Guardrails Constructed Properly & in Place

  • Perimeter Cable Installed in Compliance & Flagged Every 6’

  • Floor Holes Covered, Marked & Secured

Barricades

  • Setup, Maintained & Removed (at end of work)

  • Hazard Signs in Place

  • Roadways, Sidewalks, & Stairs Protected

  • Floor & Wall Openings Protected

Ladders

  • Ladders inspected daily, in good condition, & being used properly

Material Storage

  • Stored 10' from Exterior & 6' from Interior Leading Edges

  • Material Stacked to Prevent Sliding, Falling, or Collapse

  • Material no closer than 3' to live electrical equipment

Housekeeping & Sanitation

  • Site free of Slip, Trip Fall Hazards

  • Trash in Containers

  • 1 Toilet Per 10 Employees / Sanitation Station Available & Clean

Additional Contractor Notes

  • #1 Other

Additional Subcontractor Notes

  • #1 Other

Audit Completed

  • Inspection Reviewed With

  • Auditors Signature

  • Audit Completion

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