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  • Days Without A Recordable Incident (Day 34 as of August 20, 2023)

  • Jobsite number and name

  • Conducted on

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Overaa's Best Safety Practices, Progress on Past Observation and Documentation

  • Any Safety Alert generated this week? (Please upload the picture of the alert)

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  • Has the last safety inspection of this job site been reviewed and all previous recommendations completed?

  • Are safety inspections completed at least once a week?

  • Are safety tailgate meetings completed at least once a week?

On Site Administrative Procedures

  • Pink Incident Procedure posting posted on-site?

  • Are all necessary posters and permits (Cal/OSHA permit, Safety manual, Tailgate binder, USA ticket, Hot work, Confined Space permits posted or electronic, etc) in place?

  • Do all subcontractors (first and lower) tier provide safety talks and inspections to their employees on a weekly basis?

  • Are “Red Danger and Yellow Caution” Tape being used correctly throughout the job site? (Red tape means Red tape means….”Do not enter unless the entrant contacts the supervisor of the area and Yellow tape means, Enter, but proceed with caution.”)

  • Are portable emergency eye wash stations located throughout the job site, out of the direct sunlight and inspected monthly?

Emergency Response

  • Are all clinic and hospital information posted on site?

  • Are first aid kits and aid equipment on site up to date?

  • Are there formally trained First Aiders on site for all shifts? CPR/First Aid Certification?

Job Hazard Analysis

  • Have the JHAs been conducted for all the tasks?

  • Is the JHA available in the task area?

  • Have the Subs conducted their JHAs?

Trenching and Excavation Safety

  • Referance:

  • Is there excavation at this project?

  • Have we filled out the Daily Excavation/Trench checklist?

  • Who is the excavation/trench competent person on-site?

  • What type of soil is it? A, B or C?

  • Are all Class "C" soils sloped at a 1 to 1-1/2 ratio with no benching?

  • Are all Class "B" soils sloped at a 1 to 1 ratio?

  • Are all excavations barricaded 6' back?

  • Are spoil piles or equipment set back at least 2' or more?

  • Are there adequate exits and enters leading into and out of the trench or excavation? Ladder every 25'?

  • Does the trench shield meet 18" extension from the edge of the excavation/trench? (18" is required if you have the potential of being struck by from soil pile or equipment/tools)

  • Are all excavations properly protected during breaks or when left unattended?

  • Who was the contributing factor to the violation(s) in this section?

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  • Select the other company name from the drop-down, if applicable.

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  • Select the other company name from the drop-down, if applicable.

Fall Protection/Prevention

  • Reference:

  • Has there been formal training on how and when to wear harnesses?

  • Do the workers using fall restraint (12.5') or fall arrest (18.5') have standard fall clearance?

  • Are all "D" rings, hooks/equipment compatible?

  • Are anchor point able to withstand 5000lbs force per person?

  • Are all potential fall risks of 6’ or more properly protected?

  • Are employees using fall protection equipment (rope grabs, tie offs, anchor points and lanyards) properly?

  • If roofing is being completed and are roofers following the 6' set back standard or do they have a designated competent person with different colored safety vest ?

Respirable Silica

  • Do we have respirable silica exposure on-site?

  • Are we using dust control measures (engineering controls: HEPA Vaccum or Water Spray) to control dust?

  • Have we barricaded the task area to prevent exposure to other employees?

  • Is a respirator required for this task?

  • Are respirators being worn/appropriate for job tasks, fit-tested, well maintained, and employees medically evaluated?

  • Who was the contributing factor to the violation(s) in this section?

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  • Select the other company name from the drop-down, if applicable.

  • Select the company name from the drop-down.

  • Select the other company name from the drop-down, if applicable.

Confined Space

  • Reference:

  • Do you have confined space on-site?

  • Is it permit required or non-permit?

  • Do you have a confined space rescue plan?

  • Is the rescue equipment (Davit arm, Wrench, Gas monitors) set up the right way?

  • Do we have gas monitors to test atmospheric hazards?

  • All physical hazards eliminated?

  • Atmosphere being continually monitored?

Scaffolds

  • Reference:

  • Do you have a scaffold on-site?

  • Who is our Scaffold Competent Person on-site?

  • Are all scaffold components compatible and does the labeling meet or exceed OSHA (Cal-OSHA) Standards?

  • Have we inspected the scaffold prior to use?

  • Are proper kick plates, mid rails, top rails and end rails in place?

  • Are scaffold footings level and secured?

  • Are all mobile scaffolds (bakers scaffolding) wheels locked when in use and guarded properly?

  • Is scaffolding being used above 6’ have the proper handrail system installed including outriggers?

  • Who was the contributing factor to the violation(s) in this section?

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  • Select the other company name from the drop-down, if applicable.

  • Select the company name from the drop-down.

  • Select the other company name from the drop-down, if applicable.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Reference:

  • Employees wearing all the required PPEs on-site?

  • Are heat illness procedures (water & shade) in place when temperatures exceed 85 degrees?

  • Who was the contributing factor to the violation(s) in this section?

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  • Select the other company name from the drop-down, if applicable.

  • Select the company name from the drop-down.

  • Select the other company name from the drop-down, if applicable.

Tools, Equipment, and Machinery

  • Is all equipment/machinery properly guarded? Is there a handle on the grinder?

  • Are all tools and equipment being used for their intended purpose?(ex. grinding discs for grinding not cutting)

  • Is all equipment and machinery being used by qualified and competent persons? Trained operators?

  • Are all powder activated (HILTI/Milwaukee) tools being used properly and have the proper signage posted?

  • Are proper signs installed when Lasers are being used on job site?

Lifting Equipment

  • Are lifting plans reviewed prior to lifts occurring?

  • Are operators on all running equipment?

  • Are spotters being utilized during load lifting, load transferring and while reversing equipment/machinery?

  • Is lifting equipment, including ropes, slings, chains, hooks monitored on a daily basis?

  • Are air horns or other signals used during overhead lifts?

  • During lifts are tag lines being used properly?

  • Are riggers and crane operators properly certified and have proper licenses?

  • Is danger tape used around the swing radius of crane to keep unauthorized personnel from entering the area?

Ladders

  • Reference:

  • Are all step ladders and extension ladders on the job site being used properly?

  • Are all ladders properly secured, labeled and in good structural condition?

  • Are extension ladders utilizing 4' to1' ratio?

  • Are three points of contact being used during all means of egress?

  • Are ladders extended over 3' of the landing area?

  • Is the ladder suitable for the job being completed? (ex. the metal ladder should not be used for electrical work, proper height for the job task being completed)

  • Are stored properly when not in use? (This includes whenever the ladder is unattended)

Electrical Safety

  • Reference:

  • Are all portable power tools monitored for frayed or damaged cords?

  • Are electrical cords properly color coded using the (CalOSHA and OSHA) quarterly codes or Is there GFCI Protection in place?

  • Is the area in front of the electrical panel kept clear for 36"? Access?

  • Are proper LO/TO procedures being followed and enforced?

  • Are electrical cords located away from high traffic areas or where they could be damaged from contact with moving machinery?

Traffic Management

  • Reference:

  • Is traffic control required on-site?

  • Are there certified flaggers being used for traffic control?

  • Are there adequate traffic controls for TMP? (physical barriers, bollards, speed limits, flashing lights, spotters, etc)

Hazardous Chemical Safety

  • Are safety data sheets (SDS) accessible for all chemicals found on site?

  • Are all containers properly labeled and stored?

  • Is there adequate ventilation, PPE (safety glasses, face shield, gloves) and emergency eye wash station and showers on site?

  • Are all hazardous materials being properly stored and disposed of?

  • Are chemicals/flammables/combustibles stored in the grounded yellow flammable cabinets (as required)?

Job Site Hazards

  • Are "hot work" safety procedures being followed? (spotter, fire extinguisher, etc.)

  • Is general lighting throughout the job site 5 foot candles or more?

  • Are all walkways, stairwells, stairs and staging areas free of all slip, trip and fall hazards?

  • Are all floor openings greater than 2” properly marked and covered at all times?

  • Are all protrusions properly protected? (Rebar Caps, etc.)

  • Are all compressed gas cylinders properly secured and stored?

  • Are all oxygen and acetylene tanks on a portable cart separated by metal plate that has a fire rating of 1-1/2 hours?

  • Are all caught in and between hazards properly identified and controlled?

  • Are all walking and working surfaces free of clutter?

  • Are all struck by/ against hazards properly identified and controlled?

  • Are good housekeeping procedures being followed on site?

Sign Off

  • On site representative

  • Auditor's Signature

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