Information

  • Audit Title

  • Project Name Riverstone

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Present for the audit:

Embrey Builders Construction Trailer

  • All Subcontractor project specific safety plans in place?

  • Emergency contact information is posted in appropriate location, includes location of closest Emergency Medical Facility, include emergency numbers for all utility companies..

  • First aid kit is located in appropriate location and sticker with appropriate first aid supplies?

  • Fire extinguishers properly located in trailer, inspection tags are current.

  • Log of Subcontractor Competent Person in place and up to date?

  • Osha 300 log posted per OSHA Regulations

  • Weekly safety orientation in place and log up to date?

  • Trailer electrical panel properly labeled?

  • Trailer clean and well kept?

  • Appropriate MSDS in place?

  • Embrey Staff current on OSHA 10hr and 30 hour class

General site observations

  • Are copies of locates kept in Project Engineers office for information and records.

  • All observed workers have Embrey project orientation hard hat stickers

  • Silt fence and inlet protection properly installed per SWMPP.

  • Site clean and adequate house keeping in place?

  • Site fencing in place per site logistics plan and is secure.

  • Site security complete and in place?

  • Scaffolding and pump jacks are inspected on a daily basis prior to workers using scaffolds and the inspection tags are visible and filled out correctly ?

  • Site signage in place and properly set up with safety postings at all entries?

  • Parking areas well defined and clean?

  • Dirt stockpiled in reasonable area and properly protected per Storm Water Management Plan?

  • All excavations and trenches compliant, identified by hazard tape, and/or rope, banks are sloped back, or fall protection is in place?

  • Overhead power lines properly protected and addressed in site specific safety orientation?

  • Back up alarms working on all equipment?

  • Hard hats, safety glasses and vests worn by all?

  • Cranes operated safely and set up properly with documented daily inspection logs on board?

  • Certified drivers properly operating forklifts, scissor lifts and snorkel lifts?

Building safety

  • Scaffolding/ Pump jacks complete and properly installed, inspected daily by competent person.

  • Guard rails properly installed?

  • Fall protection hooks installed on all roofs (except for metal roofs) upon completion of roof sheathing.

  • Fall protection systems in place? Wood fencing on balconies, 2nd & 3rd floor exterior Windows and stairways.

  • Proper fall protection PP&E being utilized properly my all workers where required , roofs, lift buckets, exterior siding?

  • Fire extinguishers properly charged and tagged?

  • Fire extinguishers properly located in buildings? One extinguisher per every floor at appropriate location.

  • Nails in lumber not creating a safety hazard?

  • No potential struck by situations?

  • GFI inspections done regularly by the electrical contractor and a related log is to date? Temp Breakers marked on all panels.

  • City Hot work permit in place for any hot work, welding?

  • Lock out/ tag out procedures followed. No hot electrical work allowed?

  • Electrical cords in good shape and compliant? Look for frayed,cut, damaged cords, improperly grounded, not working properly.

  • Generators properly grounded?

  • Power Tools used properly and in good working condition? Saw guards in place.. Nail gun guards in place

  • Ladders used properly? OSHA approved. Job Built Ladders are built per Osha standards.

  • Hazardous materials stored properly, cylinders secured upright, and labeled as to the content of containers..

  • General notes: 1.

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