Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Select date

Jobsite Information

  • Emergency Phone Numbers Accessible

  • Closest Occupation Clinic Identified

  • First Aid Kits on Job Site

  • First Aid Kits on Jobsite & Checked Monthly/Yearly

Task Hazard Analysis and Daily Safety Meeting

  • Daily Safety Meeting Conducted

  • Task Hazards are Properly Identified

  • Hazard Mitigation Identified

  • Mitigation is being Followed

  • Scope of Work Changes Properly Identified & Reviewed

Hazard Communication/Environmental

  • MSDS Onsite For All Hazardous Materials

  • Universal Spill Kits Onsite

  • Projects Specific Environmental Training Complete

  • Environmental Access Plan Onsite

PPE

  • Appropriate Eye Protection (minimum is Safety Glasses)

  • Hard Hat Protection Being Worn at All Times

  • Safety Shoes Worn

  • Personnel Wearing Reflective Vests Unless in Bucket or Other Exempted Areas

  • Hearing Protection Used When Needed

  • All Personnel in energized Substations Wearing an Outer Layer of FR Clothing

  • Gloves When Required by Employer

Housekeeping

  • Work Area Neat

  • Passageways and Walkways Identified and Clear

Equipment Operation

  • All Equipment Inspected Daily

  • All Vehicles Inspected Weekly

  • Operator is Trained for Specific Equipment

  • Equipment Free of Fluids Leaking

Trenching, Excavating, and Shoring

  • Operation is being Performed the Proper Distance From Overhead Power Lines

  • Underground Utilities Properly Identified

  • Dig Ticket Number On-Site

Roadway

  • Cones, Road Signs, or Flashers Set Up When Needed

  • DOT, County, or City Permit Acquired and On-Site

  • Site Specific Traffic Control Followed

Substation

  • Utility's Control Center(s) Notified (At Both Start and End of Work)

  • Arc Flash Boundary Defined for PPE FR Rating in Use

  • ATC's Applicable Access Training Completed for Task

  • Escort On-Site

Behavioral Based Safety

  • Safe Acts Observed

  • At-Risk Behavior Observed

  • Suggestions for Correcting At-Risk Behavior

Other Hazards / Comments

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